If you see "courierlocal" in your maillog your conf should be ok. But if you want to be really sure, you can use a simple and nice "workaround": open file /etc/courier/esmtpd and change absolute path of maildrop with one wrong (example /bin/maildrop, or what you want).I'm trying to implement maildrop so that it can call spamassassin but what ever I try the mail is delivered locally showing 'courierlocal' in the mail logs. There is no evidence I can see that it tries to use maildrop (no log entries). Restart courier and try to send you a mail. In your logs you should read: "/bin/maildrop: Not such file or directory" or a similar mistake. Now you are sure that maildrop was invoked! :D Bye Daniele -- Daniele Piaggesi ----------------------- System Administrator Pronetics s.p.a. Via E. L. Cerva 127/C Tel. +39.06.51530849 Mob. +39.328.6176226 |
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