Anton Nekhoroshikh wrote:
Paul J Stevens> Well, if you have,
Paul J Stevens> ALIAS | DELIVER_TO
Paul J Stevens> ----------------------------------------------------
Paul J Stevens> [EMAIL PROTECTED] | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Paul J Stevens> than to what deliver_to points [EMAIL PROTECTED] ???
Paul J Stevens> As I understand the delivery chain,
Paul J Stevens> the alias [EMAIL PROTECTED] *should* exist in
Paul J Stevens> the aliases table if that address
Paul J Stevens> should be delivered locally.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is mailbox
what *kind* of mailbox, dbmail or /var/mail type? Because if it's a dbmail
mailbox it should have *either* an entry in the dbmail_aliases table, *or* you
are using dbmail-smtp from procmail and you're selecting the user on the
commandline with the dbmail-smtp -u option. But even that route I've tested, and
still no double headers.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] alias to mailbox [EMAIL PROTECTED] on the same dbmail
machine
if send mail directly to [EMAIL PROTECTED] i see normal message
if send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] i see message with double headers
I feel, that we each other do not understand, but the problem is
I don't deny it. But I still have trouble understanding the exact route the
message is travelling. I still don't know where mail ends up in the end. In de
example.txt.dbg you sent all I see is mail coming in for [EMAIL PROTECTED] which is
being forwarded *externally*. What happens after that is unclear. Using
logger.sh we have already established that dbmail sends this mail correctly,
without the double headers. The final insertion was not in the logfile.
You already probe to send messages on [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I did, and no double headers.
I create transport in exim via new version dbmail-smtp for this box.
Which means exactly nothing to me since I don't use exim.
You could try adding [EMAIL PROTECTED] as an alias to your userid. That way
external forwarding won't be required.
You could also try setting SENDMAIL to logger.sh and try to see if there's a
difference between the different versions of dbmail-smtp.
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