for completeness , what would one do if the archiving address is [email protected]
> On 04 Sep 2014, at 9:52 AM, Janos SUTO <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Dear piler users, > > I'd like to clarify how the hostid parameter in piler.conf and the > archiving address are related. > > Let's say you copy all emails to [email protected]. > In this case set hostid=piler.yourdomain.com in piler.conf. > > Piler from 1.1.0 checks the rcpt to field, and if it's not > an address on piler.yourdomain.com, then it also stores it > as extra recipient. > > This is the reason why some of you can see the archive@ address > in the gui. > > How to fix it: > > #1: Fix the hostid parameter in piler.conf, then reload or restart > the piler daemon > > #2: execute the following mysql query to remove the unwanted extra > rcpt address from the database: > > delete from rcpt where `to`='[email protected]'; > > (be sure to use the archive address for your own site!) > > Janos >
