Which doesn't quite answer my question:
If /logger.sh shows no errors in the outgoing email where are those double
headers being introduced? Is [EMAIL PROTECTED] on a separate dbmail machine?
I suspect there maybe a problem with the homebrew lf->crlf conversion taking
place in forward.c.
Perhaps you could add an alias: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That way I can send an email to that address, and see for myself how/where
things go wrong.
thanks,
Anton Nekhoroshikh wrote:
Добрый день Paul,
Monday, October 18, 2004, 6:49:24 PM, you wrote:
Paul J Stevens> Anton,
Paul J Stevens> I don't quite understand where things
Paul J Stevens> go wrong, which makes it hard for my to
Paul J Stevens> reproduce this problem.
Paul J Stevens> [EMAIL PROTECTED] is externally forwarded
Paul J Stevens> to [EMAIL PROTECTED] using your
Paul J Stevens> /usr/sbin/sendmail, correct?
in table dbmail_aliases:
alias_idnr = 1
alias = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
deliver_to = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
client_idnr = 1
in dbmail.conf section [SMTP]:
SENDMAIL=/usr/sbin/sendmail # sendmail executable for forwarding mail
#SENDMAIL=/logger.sh
AUTO_NOTIFY=no
AUTO_REPLY=no
TRACE_LEVEL=5
Paul J Stevens> is this [EMAIL PROTECTED] also on a
Paul J Stevens> dbmail machine, but a different one, and is
Paul J Stevens> that where the problem occurs?
Paul J Stevens> Anton Nekhoroshikh wrote:
Hi Paul,
Monday, October 18, 2004, 6:06:34 PM, you wrote:
in /tmp/log.txt all right
but after fetch via pop or imap i have double headers
if send mail via old version dbmail-smtp - all right
error in new version only
Paul J Stevens> Anton,
Paul J Stevens> Could you try replacing the SENDMAIL
Paul J Stevens> entry in dbmail.conf with something like
Paul J Stevens> SENDMAIL=/bin/logger.sh
Paul J Stevens> where logger.sh reads like:
Paul J Stevens> #!/bin/sh
Paul J Stevens> LOGFILE=/tmp/log.txt
Paul J Stevens> hr() {
Paul J Stevens> echo --------------------------- >> $LOGFILE
Paul J Stevens> }
Paul J Stevens> br() {
Paul J Stevens> echo >> $LOGFILE
Paul J Stevens> }
Paul J Stevens> hr
date >>> $LOGFILE
Paul J Stevens> br
echo "$@" >>> $LOGFILE
Paul J Stevens> br
cat - >>> $LOGFILE
Paul J Stevens> br
Paul J Stevens> and see if the /tmp/log.txt already
Paul J Stevens> contains the double headers. I've setup an
Paul J Stevens> external forwarder like you did, but
Paul J Stevens> I still don't get duplicates.
Paul J Stevens> Anton Nekhoroshikh wrote:
Hi,
Additional info:
i send example.txt.dbg from server via command:
mail -s debug [EMAIL PROTECTED] < maillog.debug
and delivered message with double headers
if send via command:
mail -s debug [EMAIL PROTECTED] < maillog.debug
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is alias for [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailbox
The problem means arises only at forward messages !
Anton Nekhoroshikh> Добрый день Paul,
Anton Nekhoroshikh> Saturday, October 16, 2004, 2:29:03 AM, you wrote:
Anton Nekhoroshikh> I have dbmail from cvs.
Anton Nekhoroshikh> Message delivered via
Anton Nekhoroshikh> dbmail-smtp with double message header.
Anton Nekhoroshikh> In attache message with
Anton Nekhoroshikh> double header and debug info from maillog.
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