>> #1. The "please confirm you message" responses seem to keep being sent
>> over-and-over again...   Any idea why this might be happening and how I
>> can set it so that it only sends out one?..  Perhaps a better way to
>> frame this would be: what configuration file do you think I should be
>> looking at/sending to help narrow in on this one?..  There's just a LOT
>> here which is new to me and I'm trying to get my head around all of it....
>
>Do you mean that you keep getting confirmation requests again and
>again for the same message?  Or that each time you send a new message
>you are asked to confirm?  In the first case, it's possible the mail
>isn't actually being delivered.  It remains in the queue and qmail
>repeatedly tries to deliver it over a week.  If that's the case, you
>should find output in your debug logfile.  If you haven't set the
>LOGFILE_DEBUG variable in your config file, you would find the debug
>output in either .../net-virtual.com/TMDA_DELIVERY_FAILURE or in
>.../gsaylor2/TMDA_DELIVERY_FAILURE.  It depends what the $HOME
>variable is set to at the time the error occurs.
>
>In the second case, you need to set the CONFIRM_APPEND variable to
>point to a file where TMDA will write the addresses of senders who
>confirm.  It can be your main whitelist file or a separate file.  If
>it's a separate file, make sure to reference it in your incoming
>filter with a from-file rule, just like your main whitelist

It is the first case - a single email generates multiple
confirmations....   Here is a sample from the /var/log/maillog - it looks
like everything is getting delivered... To test it, I deleted
TMDA_DELIVERY_FAILURE and removed and reinstalled TMDA for my test
account....  TMDA_DELIVERY_FAILURE is not getting created....   I also
checked /usr/local/vpopmail/tmdadebug.log (that's what LOGFILE_DEBUG is
set to) and it, also, does not exist...


- Greg

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