Добрый день Paul,
Tuesday, October 19, 2004, 12:46:33 PM, you wrote:
Paul J Stevens> Anton Nekhoroshikh wrote:
>> Добрый день Paul,
>>
>> Tuesday, October 19, 2004, 12:01:59 PM, you wrote:
>>
>> Paul J Stevens> Which doesn't quite answer my question:
>>
>> Paul J Stevens> If /logger.sh shows no errors in the
>> Paul J Stevens> outgoing email where are those double
>> Paul J Stevens> headers being introduced?
>>
>> no errors
>>
>> Paul J Stevens> Is
>> Paul J Stevens> [EMAIL PROTECTED] on a separate dbmail machine?
>>
>> The same machine as [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Paul J Stevens> That's weird. If both are on the same
Paul J Stevens> machine, no forwarding should occur at all.
Paul J Stevens> If [EMAIL PROTECTED] is on the same machine:
Paul J Stevens> Oct 18 16:58:20 com0
Paul J Stevens> dbmail/smtp[19957]: dboracle.c,db_query: [SELECT
Paul J Stevens> deliver_to
Paul J Stevens> FROM dbmail_aliases
Paul J Stevens> WHERE lower(alias) = lower('[EMAIL PROTECTED]')]
Paul J Stevens> Oct 18 16:58:20 com0
Paul J Stevens> dbmail/smtp[19957]: dboracle.c,db_num_rows: cannot
Paul J Stevens> fetch result
Paul J Stevens> this query shouldn't fail.
SELECT deliver_to FROM dbmail_aliases WHERE lower(alias) = lower('[EMAIL
PROTECTED]')
[EMAIL PROTECTED] alias to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Paul J Stevens> I suspect there maybe a problem with
>> Paul J Stevens> the homebrew lf->crlf conversion taking
>> Paul J Stevens> place in forward.c.
>>
>> maybe
>>
>> Paul J Stevens> Perhaps you could add an alias:
>> Paul J Stevens> [EMAIL PROTECTED] -> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Paul J Stevens> That way I can send an email to that
>> Paul J Stevens> address, and see for myself how/where
>> Paul J Stevens> things go wrong.
>>
>> done
>> you can probe
Paul J Stevens> I did. No double headers.
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