> Bobby wrote: > > Hello Dominic, > > > > Tuesday, March 1, 2005, 11:40:05 PM, you wrote: > > > > DA> I have setup dbmail-mysql with postfix using the debian packages, on a > > DA> sarge distro. I have followed the standard setup outlined in helgrim's > > DA> howto. Everything seems to work quite well (since I somewhat painfully > > DA> upgraded to 2.0.3). I only have one significant problem: when someone > > DA> mails to a list of users in our domain(s), the message gets rejected > > DA> listing all the potential recipients as having failed when even one is > > DA> bad. Eg: if I send > > DA> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > DA> and def is not a username in the abc.com domain, I get the message > > DA> rejected listing all the users in the To: field. > > > > DA> Can anyone shed any light on this? > > > > Are you sure the other two recepients don't receive the message? > > I think it is quite normal to list all the recepients in the To: field > > since it is sent to all of them and they are in the To: field. > > > > The other two do receive the message. However, I have listed each user > on a separate line as a "To:", and other mail systems have pointed out > the one offending address, whereas dbmail/postfix seems to throw the > whole thing back at me requiring me to manually do a binary chop type > algorithm to narrow down to the offending address.
I've not used lmtp deliver yet, but I believe it can do a little better error reporting per-recipient. You might try setting your transport's destination_recipient_limit to 1, too, so every recipient gets a seperate message delivery from postfix (not quite as efficient, but might resolve your issue). -- Jesse Norell jesse @ kci.net
