Wietse Venema:
> J. Thomsen:
>
> I did a quick experiment, delivering to a user with incorrect mailbox
> ownership, and there definitely is angry loggig from the local
> delivery agent (cannot update mailbox for user xxx).
Example:
Mar 6 13:56:11 wzv postfix/local[18893]: 3zwmFl58mcz4wB3:
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J. Thomsen:
I did a quick experiment, delivering to a user with incorrect mailbox
ownership, and there definitely is angry loggig from the local
delivery agent (cannot update mailbox for user xxx).
Wietse
On Tue, 6 Mar 2018 07:12:15 -0500 (EST),Wietse Venema
wrote:
>
>The above process is documented with copious logging. My definition
>of 'silent' differs from yours.
I am very well aware about the normal way Postfix handles bouncing.
I am just telling you, that in this particular case it does not
When mail in the queue is undeliverable, Postfix will log why, and
will create a bounce message, and will remove the undeliverable
message.
When the bounce message is undeliverable, Postfix will log why, and
will create a 'double bounce' message, and will remove the bounce
message.
When the 'doub
Platform: Linux Fedora 27
In a special case Postfix (3.3.0 and 3.2.5 at least) will silently discard
emails without logging
anything about it.
After moving to a new server a lot of mail was delivered to the luser_relay
user, and when changing
this user to the main user of the system, all emails
