Package: sendmail Version: 8.13.3-6 After a dist-upgrade (testing) some week ago I noticed that mail delivered by fetchmail didn't arrive in my mailbox until after about 10 minutes. Prior, everything had been working perfectly.
The mail was locally queued (as shown by "sendmail -bp"). I have a setup which uses sendmail/fetchmail/procmail. Fetchmail polls my POP3 account, deliveres to sendmail which calls procmail via .forward. I noticed that disabling procmail by removing .forward seemed to solve the problem. My .forward reads: "| exec /usr/bin/procmail || exit 75#johan" With procmail enabled, local mail was sometimes (but not always) queued, as well. If I used "mail" it was delivered immediately, sending via mutt caused the mail to be queued. Outbound mail was always delivered to my ISPs SMPT-server, at once. I don't have a clue about what was going on, but a downgrade of sendmail to stable (8.12.3-7.1) made the problem go away (still using the same setup, with same versions of procmail (3.22-11) and fetchmail (6.2.5-12)). Hope this might be to some help. /Johan -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
