Hi All!!! I will explain my problem in detailed form because maybe the idea work's great to other people's..
------ I'm very happy, this morning i found the problem with my dbmail + qmail, it's a user and group for linux, i applied to my dbmail a distinct user from my qmail, and with ".qmail" try to execute "dbmail-smtp", crash... ------ Well, my real problem.. I need backup every mail of users send to and from my system. for this i create a mix with qmail + vpopmail + dbmail whith qmail and vpopmail i control the "real users" and i patch my qmail for deliver a copy for every mail in a count "backup", this receives then a copy of all mail that it happens through my system. In this count i put the ".qmail" with "| /.../dbmail-smtp -d ${RECIPIENT:10}, and this work's great, all mail is inserted in my DBMAIL(MYSQL) I have multiple domains in my system (domain.com, domain2.com). I add to the dbmail 2 domains and 2 count's , backups ([EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED]) and i have 2 alias for this count's [EMAIL PROTECTED] <- @domain.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] <- @domain2.com THE PROBLEM: All mail arrived in this count brings with himself a: "Delivered-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]" <- this is add for qmail+vpopmail and for this, dbmail only append mails to first account "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", and never to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".. I need , before inject the mail in the "dbmail-smtp", remove the line "Delivered-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]" for dbmail see a original message and put it in the right backup/domain user I try with "awk" in ".qmail" | awk '!/Delivered/ { print $0 }'| /var/qmail/dbmail/dbmail-smtp -d ${RECIPIENT:10} bu this not work, my level in "awk" is zero, and i suspect that the idea is good but the execution is incorrect .