Chris Kolkman wrote: > Thanks for the reply Paul. > > > > I’m pretty sure that the alias table is correct, but I’ve included it > below anyways. > > I noticed another info@ email address in the accounts list, and thought > I’d try that to see if I got the same result – and I do. > > > > I set the LMTP trace level to 5 and restarted postfix & lmtpd, and sent > another test message to the account in question. > > > > It may be a postfix -> mysql (a recipient map connection file or > something) or maybe even cyrus – but I’m not sure. Maybe someone will know. > > > > Anyway here are the requested lines (table exported to xml, also notice > the lack of LMTP responses in the maillog (even at trace level 5, which > is why I think it might be postfix’s connection to the db):
So there's your problem. It's not dbmail. Postfix is not even relaying the email to dbmail-lmtpd. Try setting up an explicit rule in transport. As long as there's no logs from dbmail-lmtpd your postfix setup is incorrect. -- ________________________________________________________________ Paul Stevens paul at nfg.nl NET FACILITIES GROUP GPG/PGP: 1024D/11F8CD31 The Netherlands________________________________http://www.nfg.nl
