Dan McAllister wrotes:
PS: I have to admit -- I'm getting frustrated with the whole
qmail-toaster idea -- being a sys-admin for decades, I'm not used to
deploying systems that are magic boxes -- I like to know HOW things
work (and WHY they work)... but sendmail was a BITCH (always has
: [qmailtoaster] Domain bouncing mail, vuser says user is fine --
still a problem
The value of the assign file matches entries on other (working) servers...
---
+userdomain.com-:userdomain.com:89:89:/home/vpopmail/domains/userdomain.com:
-::
.
---
An interesting attempt -- I've never had
Just to update you all...
I ran out of time... I finally had to un-install and re-install to get
the toaster to work again.
I tried several half-baked methods, but the only one that worked was to
COMPLETELY uninstall qmail-toaster:
I spent all night manually writing scripts and backing up
: Re: [qmailtoaster] Domain bouncing mail, vuser says user is fine --
still a problem
Just to update you all...
I ran out of time... I finally had to un-install and re-install to get the
toaster to work again.
I tried several half-baked methods, but the only one that worked
Jake Vickers wrote:
Dan McAllister wrote:
Jake...
I DO have a bad habit of reading the documentation -- I use the
vqadmin program solely for retrieving passwords when idiot users
forget them -- usually the day after they have reset them for some
odd reason.
I have no doubt, and hope you do
Dan McAllister wrote:
You can use recordio to see what qmail-smtp is doing, and maybe see
where the break is. I've been traveling the last few days so I
haven't kept up on the threads much. What OS and version? Behind a
NAT firewall or public? Are just the /home and /backup dirs on NFS?
I'll put my responses up here this time:
1) Yes, the MySQL server is local (same machine as qmail-toaster)
2) If qmail-send is having trouble looking up names, it must be a MYSQL
problem... as root, I can perform the following:
# vuserinfo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
name: user
passwd:
The content of /var/qmail/user/assign reflects your current domains?
I had a corrupted assign file, which lead me to a similar problem:
qmail-smtpd accepted the messages (I guess here is where mysql plays
its role), but qmail-send didn't identified them as local accounts.
The assign file must be
: [qmailtoaster] Domain bouncing mail, vuser says user is fine --
still a problem
I'll put my responses up here this time:
1) Yes, the MySQL server is local (same machine as qmail-toaster)
2) If qmail-send is having trouble looking up names, it must be a MYSQL
problem... as root, I can perform the following
Update:
I enabled the vpopmail user as a shell account (changed the entry in
/etc/passwd, then used su)
I tried the vuserinfo command:
$vuserinfo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
... and received an identical response.
I believe that this effectively shuts down the MySQL error assertion.
Unless qmail-send
, vuser says user
is fine -- still a problem
I'll put my responses up here this time:
1) Yes, the MySQL server is local (same machine as qmail-toaster)
2) If qmail-send is having trouble looking up names, it must be a
MYSQL problem... as root, I can perform the following:
# vuserinfo [EMAIL
with this value and never had any problems with
those.
JP
- Original Message -
From: Dan McAllister
To: qmailtoaster-list@qmailtoaster.com
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2007 5:57 PM
Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] Domain bouncing mail, vuser says user is fine --
still a problem
Update
Natalio Gatti wrote:
The content of /var/qmail/user/assign reflects your current domains?
I had a corrupted assign file, which lead me to a similar problem:
qmail-smtpd accepted the messages (I guess here is where mysql plays
its role), but qmail-send didn't identified them as local accounts.
Dan McAllister wrote:
Update:
I enabled the vpopmail user as a shell account (changed the entry in
/etc/passwd, then used su)
I tried the vuserinfo command:
$vuserinfo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
... and received an identical response.
I believe that this effectively shuts down the MySQL error
: [qmailtoaster] Domain bouncing mail, vuser says user is fine --
still a problem
Dan McAllister wrote:
Update:
I enabled the vpopmail user as a shell account (changed the entry in
/etc/passwd, then used su)
I tried the vuserinfo command:
$vuserinfo [EMAIL PROTECTED
:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
*To:* qmailtoaster-list@qmailtoaster.com
mailto:qmailtoaster-list@qmailtoaster.com
*Sent:* Tuesday, July 17, 2007 5:57 PM
*Subject:* Re: [qmailtoaster] Domain bouncing mail, vuser says
user is fine -- still a problem
Update:
I enabled the vpopmail user
The value of the assign file matches entries on other (working) servers...
---
+userdomain.com-:userdomain.com:89:89:/home/vpopmail/domains/userdomain.com:-::
.
---
An interesting attempt -- I've never had to examine this file before
(didn't even know it existed!)
Am curious what its used
If i'm correct then this file is used for deliveries. 89:89 can be
changed to somethin else so the domain files are owned by somebody else
(and use filesystem quota on separate domains).
i have a hunch on other variables (they are quite obvious :) ), but i'm
not guessing and reading the docs
@qmailtoaster.com
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2007 11:36 PM
Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] Domain bouncing mail, vuser says user is fine --
still a problem
Yes, all users are bouncing...
I have opened the MySQL tables in navicat and they look identical to other
domains (on other servers) that DO work.
I
ummm... I think I inadvertently confused you...
I ran vuserinfo as root and got:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# /home/vpopmail/bin/vuserinfo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
name: user
passwd: $1$OUEk3eHa$14lfEMjiA.tX6nuT1m5.m1
clear passwd: password
comment/gecos: My User
uid:0
gid:0
flags: 0
gecos: My User
Dan McAllister wrote:
ummm... I think I inadvertently confused you...
When I said it was the same, I meant that it was the same info as when
I ran it as root.
Sorry for any confusion...
Yeah, that one got me. Sorry about that.
Now if you were referring to the password for vpopmail in
Im pretty sure the default password is SsEeCcRrEeTt.
E
On 7/17/07, Jake Vickers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dan McAllister wrote:
ummm... I think I inadvertently confused you...
When I said it was the same, I meant that it was the same info as when I
ran it as root.
Sorry for any
Thanks for the pointer to the tool, Phil...
Unfortunately, it appears that the # of users bug is a symptom, not
the real problem. Using navicat, I have repaired the # of users entry in
the dir_control field.
However, my users on this system all remain unable to receive email.
(same error)
I
Jake...
I DO have a bad habit of reading the documentation -- I use the vqadmin
program solely for retrieving passwords when idiot users forget them
-- usually the day after they have reset them for some odd reason.
In my environment, clients purchase a server and maintenance from me.
They
Dan McAllister wrote:
Jake...
I DO have a bad habit of reading the documentation -- I use the
vqadmin program solely for retrieving passwords when idiot users
forget them -- usually the day after they have reset them for some
odd reason.
I have no doubt, and hope you do read the sparse docs
.
Regards,
Tim
-Original Message-
From: Dan McAllister [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2007 6:05 PM
To: qmailtoaster-list@qmailtoaster.com
Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] Domain bouncing mail, vuser says user is fine --
still a problem
Jake...
I DO have a bad habit
the individual user's
.qmail file.
Regards,
Tim
-Original Message-
From: Dan McAllister [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2007 6:05 PM
To: qmailtoaster-list@qmailtoaster.com
Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] Domain bouncing mail, vuser says user is fine --
still a problem
Jake...
I DO have
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