Jeff Tupper / Pedagoguery Software Inc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > My dot-qmail file is: (where USER is my username and [EMAIL PROTECTED] > is where I want approved messages to go) > > ------------- > /usr/home/USER/prelog > |preline /usr/home/USER/tmda-0.68/bin/tmda-filter > /usr/home/USER/postlog > &[EMAIL PROTECTED] > -------------
This is fine. > I've sent some test messages. Each test message gets appended to > "/usr/home/USER/prelog" every few minutes: there are many copies of > each test message in "/usr/home/USER/prelog". It seems that > tmda-filter is asking for qmail to start over again with each > message. That's correct. Most likely something is misconfigured in TMDA and it is deferring the message so you don't lose mail as a result of the misconfiguration. So... 1) Do you have a /usr/home/USER/.tmda directory? 2) Did you generate a key using tmda-keygen and copy it to a file named crypt_key in the ~USER/.tmda directory? 3) Do you have either a global (/etc/tmdarc) or per-user (~USER/.tmda/config) configuration file? This isn't strictly necessary, but you mention that TMDA is not logging anything and, by default, that is true. You must enable logging in one or the other of these files. So to solve your problem, one of these config files is effectively a requirement. 4) Do you have a ~USER/TMDA_DELIVERY_FAILURE file? If you have no log file defined, this is where TMDA will write the stack trace when it has an error. If you find this file, please post its contents. Tim _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
