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Reported By:levgil
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Try: !/dev/null in stead of |/dev/null
Or if you *must* use a pipe: '|cat /dev/null'
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Reported By:paul
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In database table dbmail-aliases i have an e-mail alias whith field
delivery_to=|/dev/null
When I send to this e-mail one of dbmail-lmtpd children became zombie and
message stays in queue.
At one time in console appear message: sh: line 1: /dev/null: Permission
denied
/dev/null has
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Reported By:mrbarletta
Sri Gupta wrote:
One of my users is complaining about recieving duplicates. Hes one of the
on-to-it ones :), so its not a config error on his side or anything. Can anyone
rule out dbamil here? Is this a amavis problem? Thanks.
Headers for emails below:
HEADER 1:---
Received:
Sorry, I'm a moron, grep your logs for once. The error I had was Message may
be delivered more than once, and it was an amavis timeout problem with stale
childs.
-Sri
On Wed, Apr 13, 2005 at 04:15:42PM +1200, Simon wrote:
Hmm.. no mention of 'twice' in any of the logs. I am currently having a
Sri Gupta wrote:
Sorry, I'm a moron, grep your logs for once. The error I had was Message may
be delivered more than once, and it was an amavis timeout problem with stale
childs.
-Sri
On Wed, Apr 13, 2005 at 04:15:42PM +1200, Simon wrote:
Hmm.. no mention of 'twice' in any of the logs. I
I almost feel stupid sharing this, because it's a kludge of the worst kind.
I'm too lazy to see what's actually wrong so I'm throwing voodoo and hoping
it works itself out. In this case, it's a working kludge, but I still don't
like it.
I'm delivering mail to amavis from postfix using lmtp, and
Jesse Norell wrote:
Apr 11 09:52:51 portero dbmail/smtp[3805]: pipe.c, insert_messages:
temporary failure sort_and_deliver for useridnr [49]
So, dbmail actually detects a temp-failure. As expected. Good.
This sounds somewhat/exactly like another bug from not terribly long
ago (I think
Florian Weber wrote:
On Sunday 10 April 2005 09:06, Paul J Stevens wrote:
Could you test inserting that message yourself. Given that insertion uses
the exact same code as a cache update in dbmail-util, it should crash as
Insertion with /usr/local/sbin/dbmail-smtp -d [EMAIL PROTECTED] -m
Hello Paul
I own you my excerpt
I will send it today.
regards,
hvg
Jesse Norell wrote:
Apr 11 09:52:51 portero dbmail/smtp[3805]: pipe.c, insert_messages:
temporary failure sort_and_deliver for useridnr [49]
So, dbmail actually detects a temp-failure. As expected. Good.
This sounds
On Wednesday 13 April 2005 08:38, Paul J Stevens wrote:
So this may well be a bug in gmime2.1 or even documented changed behaviour.
The problem ist still present with gmime from current CVS. Should I talk to
the gmime folks about it or would you rather do it yourself?
--
With best regards,
Postfix - 2.1.5
MySQL - 4.0.24
DBMail - 2.0.4
I have everything working almost ok, but now I have the need to add
domain aliases.
ex.
foo.com is a virtual domain configured with lots of users
My company decides that they want to buy foo.net and receive e-mail
for both domains.
So, [EMAIL
Hi Matt,
you can use the postfix recipient_canonical table for this:
main.cf:
recipient_canonical_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/recipient_canonical
/etc/postfix/recipient_canonical;
@foo.net@foo.com
Don't forget to postmap the file afterwards :-)
regards,
Leander
On 13 Apr 2005,
Florian Weber wrote:
On Wednesday 13 April 2005 08:38, Paul J Stevens wrote:
So this may well be a bug in gmime2.1 or even documented changed behaviour.
The problem ist still present with gmime from current CVS. Should I talk to
the gmime folks about it or would you rather do it yourself?
Where I have had this occur there was one or more of:
* Duplicate aliases in the user's account
* An alias plus a forward pointing to the same box
* Amavis or other pass-through/forwarder config issue
best...
Mike
- Original Message -
From: Simon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: dbmail@dbmail.org
I keep getting this: 550 Administrative prohibition
every time I try to send a message to my exim+dbmail setup.
I've hunted high and low for an answer for this, I've scoured the
mailing lists, and still have found nothing. My exim logs show that
it just rejects the message:
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