On 12/29/11 4:33 PM, Eric Shubert wrote:
On 12/29/2011 05:00 PM, Casey Price wrote:
Hi all,
Got a user that is having trouble with the "All Mail Deleted" routing
option in qmailadmin. Any mail sent to that address is still being
delivered to the user's mailbox. I've tried changing back from standard
and then to all mail deleted again, in addition to deleting the .qmail
file and recreating. Even gone as far as removing the account and
re-adding it.
Running an older version of vpopmail (5.4.10) on Solaris. The .qmail
file contains:
# delete
I've tried changing it to just the '#', but that doesn't help either.
Permissions are -rw------ vpopmail vchkpw
Any ideas?
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Hmmm. Haven't used that option myself.
Looks as though
# delete
is simply a comment line, according to "man dot-qmail".
The man page doesn't appear to have an option for delete, but it does
let you pipe it to a program. Thus, if you put
|cat >/dev/null
I expect that would do what you want. You'll need to do that manually
though, and not via qmailadmin.
Thanks Eric. I did some playing around with it and got it to work by
simply using |/dev/null in my .qmail file for that user. Wouldn't be
surprised if that was just a bug or an issue with Solaris.
qmailadmin is upstream software, so would you care to post this
problem on the qmailadmin list? ([email protected] is the list
address, and you can access it via gmane.org)
Thanks Casey.
Casey Price
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