> Don't send mail to root. Use another user. (qmail will not deliver any
> mail to the user root as that would require root permissions, which
> would make the process prone to security issues...). Then, show us
> the log files of the transaction in question. We may or may not need
> the contents of users/assign and the output of qmail-showctl.
Actually, qmail will accept mail bound for root, it just won't deliver it to
root's home directory. Odds are it's in the mbox for the alias user. Check
there.
---Kris Kelley
