I think the problem you are having is that the 'qmail' daemon that is supposed to
deliver the mail does not have write access in the directory where the mail is
supposed to be delivered.
I resolved this problem by adding the primary domain as virtual domain. After that
everything worked fine.
The other solution is to change UID/GUI to root... Not a very good one IMHO.
HTH
Don't worry, be Kneppie!
Jan
Lou Hevly wrote:
> I'm renting a dedicated server, using qmail and vpopmail on Linux RedHat 6.2. I
>followed the Administration of Virtual Email Domains tutorial
>(http://www.inter7.com/qmail/vpopmail.html ), and everything works wonderfully
>*except* I can't receive mail at the domain name which is the hostname of the machine.
>
> The hostname is inloc.com. When installing qmail I got a message saying my hostname
>is inloc.com, but that it couldn't find the canonical DNS, so I did ./config-fast
>inloc.com and it used that.
>
> All users for all virtual domains work perfectly _except_ inloc.com. I can send mail
>to [EMAIL PROTECTED] locally, using .qmail-inject, but when I try to mail from another
>machine the message never gets there; nothing is entered in the logs.
>
> I understand this is probably more of a DNS issue, but I was hoping someone here
>might have run into this problem previously and be able to offer advice.
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> All the best (Ad�u-siau),
> Lou Hevly
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> http://www.visca.com
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