Ron Secord wrote: > On Wednesday 31 December 1969 06:59 pm, you wrote: > > >> what does your postconf -n output look like? > > > what happens in your logs if you do: > > I tried the postconf -n and got: > bash: postconf: command not found
it's probably in /usr/sbin - which is most likely not in your path unless you're root. try /usr/sbin/postconf -n or try running it as root. > I tried that and it worked. (I recieved the email) > > > echo test | sendmail recipient && tail -f /var/log/mail* > > Got: > bash: sendmai: command not found echo test | /usr/bin/sendmail recipient && tail -f /var/log/mail* > > > post some logs. > > > > Definitely. > > I found an errors log in /var/log/mail and it had just one line: > Jan 24 11:02:24 prexar procmail(3433): Suspicious rcfile > "/home/ron/.procmail" procmail is default LDA with mandrake i think. it's very picky about permissions. change the permissions on your .procmailrc and all your other procmail files so that they're not world readable. > The "info" log was quite lengthy so I'll attach it. Hopefully, this ML > accepts attachments:) it's better to post specific log segments. ie try to send a message in mutt and see if anything's logged; then grep for a particular queue ID relating to that message. > There's also9 one other thing that I will post in another mesage as > this one is getting pretty long. Thanks again do you have sendmail set to anything in your .muttrc? the default is "/usr/sbin/sendmail -oem -oi" that should work ok with postfix - works ok on my machine anyway. grep sendmail .muttrc (or whatever your mutt config file is) if it's not there, what happens when you do: echo test | /usr/sbin/sendmail -oem -oi recipient ? are there any errors to the command line? what are the logs that ONE command generates in your mail logs? w
