On Tue, Mar 04, 2008 at 03:28:57PM +0000, Dave Evans wrote:
> grep '<= <> .* P=local' mainlog | head -5 | \
> while read L ; do set $L ; \
> zgrep -h ${6#R=} `ls -tr mainlog*` ; zgrep -h $3 `ls -tr mainlog*` ; \
> echo; done
(Grant replied off-list and provided the output).
OK, so what that at least partly shows is that the bounces are for postmaster
addresses, e.g. [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Which is fair enough, as your RCPT ACL unconditionally accepts all mail for
local postmasters:
accept local_parts = postmaster
domains = +local_domains
(I'm assuming that those two domains are in your +local_domains list).
The problem is that it turns out those address aren't routeable, which
presumably means they neither have a specific mapping for "postmaster", nor a
catch-all.
Work out where you want your postmaster mail to go - it's always got to go
somewhere, of course - then update your routers / lookup files. Test the
changes with "exim -bt [EMAIL PROTECTED]" (etc), restart exim,
and let us know if it helps or not.
Regards,
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