Andrew Klino schrieb am Fri, Mar 22, 2002 at 11:58:42AM -0800: > All, > I'm really pretty desperate over this issue. When an email for two or > more local recipients is recieved, the message is delivered to the > appropriate users, but a bounce message is also sent to the sender > stating "Mailbox does not exist". After this happens, all user > mailboxes are rendered useless. Any mail to any local user is then > rejected with "Mailbox does not exist". I can reactivate the mailboxes > by a simple "postfix reload", but this is obvioulsy not a permanent > solution. This is a huge issue, especially since I need to implement > Majordomo (which of course is useless unless it can send to multiple > users). Another issue, of equal or greater value, is that postfix will > not deliver to any aliases. Again, a bounce message is sent t the > sender that says "Mailbox does not exist". IMHO, these two errors are > related. The following is all the information I felt was of consequence > to this issue....
Do you use LMTP? LMTP can only handly deliveries of one recipient per mail, so you should configure postfix appropriately (there is a flag for this in postfix, but I don't recall its name). Otherwise the cyrus' lmtpd will reject delivery and as postfix does per- sistent connections with LMTP it will remember that failure. That's my guess at least. Regards, Birger
