Thanks Guys. I worked out what I was doing wrong and it was pretty stupid:
I ftp'd the backup tar file from the old computer to the new one prior
to running the restore script. Unfortunately I hadn't waited long enough
for the tar ball to be assembled...
I repeated the restore with a new backup and all is now fine.
I have a nice new toaster running in Centos 5.
Kind regards,
Mark.
Igor Vukotić wrote:
I run on CentOS4 and i font that some user turn mail forwarding or
vaccination mode over HTTP, one extra line adds in ../Maildir/.qmail
file. When i delete this extra line duplicating stops.
Server is 2xXeon 2,8GHz, 4Gb RAM and 120 mailboxes (IMAP) its almost
always IDLE.
On 2007.07.05, at 17:09, Tim Mancour wrote:
Mark,
I previously had a duplicate delivery issue with a single user's
account and
it turned out that the user's username/Maildir/.qmail file had been
corrupted. I restored the file and the problem went away.
Regards,
Tim
-----Original Message-----
From: Jake Vickers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2007 7:55 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] Getting two copies of incoming mail after
re-build?
Mark Piekos wrote:
I've just re-built my toaster on Centos 5 and restored data from a
backup of my old toaster. All appears well: Two virtual domains are
restored, user accounts, passwords and emails but one of the accounts
is receiving two copies of all test mails. If I send to it from
another account it still receives two copies. Other accounts appear
to be
ok.
If I send email from this account only one one email is received at th
eother account(unless I send to the the affected account).
I'd be grateful for any suggestions.
Many thanks in advance,
2 copies of messages are usually a result of the message being in the
SMTP-processing-process (if that makes sense) too long. What I
usually see
is when spamassassin, clam, or some other process (like reverse DNS
checking) takes too long. Since you migrated to Cent5, I have to ask
what
your CPU and memory situations are. Cent5 is very memory hungry,
especially when compared to Cent4.x. I have a suspicion that when
performing some checks that it's swapping to disk, which induce too
long of
a latency in the process and cause the SMTP daemon to think the
message "got
lost" somewhere and try and deliver it again.
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