> Well that's part of my problem, I'm not sure how to interpret the logs
fully.
They're fairly intuitive once you've stared at them for a bit. Much easier
to read than sendmail's.
> Feb 12 03:33:49 pbgnw qmail: 981966829.691748 new msg 30135
> Feb 12 03:33:49 pbgnw qmail: 981966829.691874 info msg 30135: bytes 1688
from <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> qp 28956 uid 504
> Feb 12 03:33:49 pbgnw qmail: 981966829.695257 starting delivery 19: msg
30135 to local [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Feb 12 03:33:49 pbgnw qmail: 981966829.695360 status: local 1/10 remote
0/20
> Feb 12 03:33:49 pbgnw qmail: 981966829.702067 delivery 19: failure:
Sorry,_no_mailbox_here_by_that_name._(#5.1.1)/
> Feb 12 03:33:49 pbgnw qmail: 981966829.702180 status: local 0/10 remote
0/20
> Feb 12 03:33:49 pbgnw qmail: 981966829.707803 bounce msg 30135 qp 29012
> Feb 12 03:33:49 pbgnw qmail: 981966829.708357 end msg 30135
> so is it telling me that there is no mail box named scottb?
Yes. This snippet of the logs is telling you that message #30135 came from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Qmail then tried to deliver this message as delivery
#19 to local user [EMAIL PROTECTED] Delivery #19 failed with the reason
given, therefore, message #30135 was bounced back to the sender.
> the strange thing if that is the case is that I sent the msg to
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] from [EMAIL PROTECTED], not to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Have you been playing with aliases at all? That's the only reason I can
think of why webmaster would morph into scottb on an otherwise sane qmail
system.
By the way, it's beneficial to you and others to keep these discussions on
the qmail list. Somebody with more experience is bound to have better
answers than me, plus future qmail users with these problems can then search
the archives and (hopefully) not have to ask the same questions again.
---Kris Kelley
