Rodney Mays <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I am running qmail on a slackware linux box. 1. The mail account is > running under a created account using the name 'popuser'.
I didn't understand this at first, but I think you mean you are using the vpopmail package under the 'popuser' account. Could you confirm this? > 2. All the accounts have their own mailbox using the '/Maildir/' > format. Ok. > 3. All the accounts have a '.qmail' file with the path to their > mailbox. Where is this .qmail file? If you're running vpopmail, qmail will never look for a .qmail file. It will only look for .qmail-default, .qmail-<username> or .qmail-<username>-default. > 4. The TMDA program runs okay with the whitelists in place but the > confirm message does not work. See below. > 5. When I send a message to someone not on my list, TMDA does not tag > it like the documentation says it should, and it also does not get > added to the whitelist. How do you send mail? Are you sending through tmda-ofmipd? Have you created an outgoing filter that tells TMDA how to tag the message? At this point, the only way to get TMDA to add an outgoing address to a file is to use the 'bare=append' action, which means *don't* tag the From: address; just use the From: that the sender (you) provided. We're working on how to change this, so you can append from any outgoing rule. Also, the '=append' part won't necessarily add the address to your whitelist. It will append to the file you name in the configuration variable 'BARE_APPEND'. http://tmda.net/config-vars.html#BARE_APPEND > My biggest problem though is the confirm message. When someone sends > me an e-mail, they get the confirm message with the address, > '[EMAIL PROTECTED] ' > > but, when they reply to that message, qmail sends an error saying that > the address does not exist. If the .qmail-<username>-default is in the wrong place, qmail will think that you don't want to handle extension addresses. If you're using vpopmail, you have to use .qmail* files with different names than if you are a regular system user, because of how qmail's virtual domain handling works. Tim _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
