qmail Digest 17 Jul 1999 10:00:01 -0000 Issue 700

Topics (messages 27883 through 27890):

trouble with fastforfard, Help Pls.!!!
        27883 by: "Dmitry S.Levin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

qmail on RHL 4.2
        27884 by: "Pieckiel, Kevin A" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
        27886 by: "David Dyer-Bennet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

trouble with fastforward, Help Pls.!!!
        27885 by: "Tim Hunter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Triple Bounce
        27887 by: "Tim Hunter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
        27888 by: "Petr Novotny" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

getting mail from my ISP with qmail
        27889 by: Dave Sill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

dot forwarding
        27890 by: Tom Walsh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

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Hi! I'm using qmail1.03+fastforward 0.51+procmail delivery to
/var/spool/$USER Mbox on linux RedHat 6.0

Here is my /etc/aliases:
---------------------
alias1: user1
alias2: user1, user2
alias3: alias1, alias2
----------------------
If I send mail to alias3, it should send one copy of mail to user1 and
user2
(user1 is a duplicate recipient. So fastforward will send a message only
one time).
But actually user1 got two copies....

My /var/qmail/alias/.qmail-default:
--------------------------------------
| fastforward -d /etc/aliases.cdb
--------------------------------------

Any idea?

Thanks,

Dmitry S. Levin





A second question for the list:

I'm migrating all linux boxen we have to qmail.  I have a RHL 4.2 box
running kernel 2.0.32 and I set up qmail on it just like I have three
other boxes before it.  Only difference between the boxen is OS version
(the other three were RHL 6.0 with 2.2.10 kernel).

My problem:  SMTP connections to qmail are made, but immediate dropped.
No core dump can be found.  No error messages can be found.

Are there known issues with qmail not working on a RHL 4.2 box or with
pre 2.2.x kernels?  I must keep him the way he his because we have a
Matrox Meteor in him and the only driver we can find for it is a patch
for that kernel on that version (never could get the driver working
under RHL 5.0).

Thanks!

Kevin




Pieckiel, Kevin A <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes on 16 July 1999 at 09:45:49 
-0400
 > A second question for the list:
 > 
 > I'm migrating all linux boxen we have to qmail.  I have a RHL 4.2 box
 > running kernel 2.0.32 and I set up qmail on it just like I have three
 > other boxes before it.  Only difference between the boxen is OS version
 > (the other three were RHL 6.0 with 2.2.10 kernel).
 > 
 > My problem:  SMTP connections to qmail are made, but immediate dropped.
 > No core dump can be found.  No error messages can be found.
 > 
 > Are there known issues with qmail not working on a RHL 4.2 box or with
 > pre 2.2.x kernels?  I must keep him the way he his because we have a
 > Matrox Meteor in him and the only driver we can find for it is a patch
 > for that kernel on that version (never could get the driver working
 > under RHL 5.0).

My current box has a 2.0.34 kernel, I think.  I've run qmail with lots
of 2.0.xx kernels.  I've never been exactly RH 4.2 or RH 5.0 -- the
box has too much history for that :-).

If you installed a prebuilt qmail, either your own or from an RPM, you
might want to think about library versions; maybe your 4.2 box doesn't
have want you need, and the others do.  (I'd think this would make a
message and a core file, though).  Similar questions for tcpserver
versions. 
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Seems you are incorrect, I tested a few scenarios I also use fast forward
I have several alias for my user lets say me1, me2, me3 are all aliases for
me
1) sent mail to me1@host and me2@host, I received 2 mails
2) sent mail to me2@host and me2@host, I received 2 mails
3) sent mail to me@host and me@host, I received 2 mails

It seems that it doesn't care about duplicate recipients, why would you want
the alias3 setup the way it is anyway?  It seems you could better setup the
groups

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 16, 1999 9:10 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: trouble with fastforfard, Help Pls.!!!


Hi! I'm using qmail1.03+fastforward 0.51+procmail delivery to
/var/spool/$USER Mbox on linux RedHat 6.0

Here is my /etc/aliases:
---------------------
alias1: user1
alias2: user1, user2
alias3: alias1, alias2
----------------------
If I send mail to alias3, it should send one copy of mail to user1 and
user2
(user1 is a duplicate recipient. So fastforward will send a message only
one time).
But actually user1 got two copies....

My /var/qmail/alias/.qmail-default:
--------------------------------------
| fastforward -d /etc/aliases.cdb
--------------------------------------

Any idea?

Thanks,

Dmitry S. Levin





Occasionally I get a message similar to this
Jul 16 10:52:42 hubble qmail: 932136762.010633 info msg 69322: bytes 3659
from <#@[]> qp 10358 uid 506
Jul 16 10:52:42 hubble qmail: 932136762.020989 starting delivery 5630: msg
69322 to remote postmaster@
Jul 16 10:52:42 hubble qmail: 932136762.021999 status: local 0/10 remote
1/20
Jul 16 10:52:42 hubble qmail: 932136762.500416 delivery 5630: failure:
Sorry,_I_couldn't_find_any_host_named_._(#5.1.2)/
Jul 16 10:52:42 hubble qmail: 932136762.504879 status: local 0/10 remote
0/20
Jul 16 10:52:42 hubble qmail: 932136762.505969 triple bounce: discarding
bounce/69322
Jul 16 10:52:42 hubble qmail: 932136762.506597 end msg 69322

I'm sure that either the <#@[]> or postmaster@ is causing the problem but
I'm not sure why either of them come up like that..
am I missing a control file or something?

thanks

Tim Hunter





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> I'm sure that either the <#@[]> or postmaster@ is causing the problem

The latter

> but
> I'm not sure why either of them come up like that.. am I missing a control
> file or something?

What does your /var/qmail/control/doublebouncehost contain? I 
would guess it's an empty file. Either set it up with a name of 
existing host, or delete is and /var/qmail/control/me will be used. 
(man qmail-control)

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>You'll need fetchmail to download the mails and pass them to qmail fo
>rlocal delivery.  However, this is a very difficult thing to get set
>up - I did have it working once, but now its broken and all incoming
>mail is not recognised and passed to postmaster

For a sample .fetchmailrc, see:

   http://Web.InfoAve.Net/~dsill/lwq.html#fetchmail

-Dave




Hello,

    I am not sure why I am beating myself up trying to get the
dot-forwarding to work, I do have fastforward working on the old server. I
had tried to install majordomo and got nothing but problems, so .... I
found a HOWTO that took me through the steps of installing majordomo under
Qmail, but it used the dot-forward method of relaying.

My problem is this:

I am hosting nine virtual domains on one box using apache. I want to relay
mail that is sent to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]',
there are a total of 8 email accounts in the kfctristate domain: 'office',
'hamlin', 'newton', etc... Reading the FAQs and docs for Qmail leave me
totally in the dark on how to do this, all mail sent to
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]' bounces with the error of 'Sorry, no mailbox
here by that name (#5.1.1)'.

So, I installed the dot-forward package, replaced /var/qmail/rc with
/var/qmail/boot/home+df. Then edited /var/qmail/control/virtualdomains to
place a line in it as
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]:alias-kfctristate-ted_silver'. Then created
'~alias/.qmail-kfctristate-ted_silver'  with the contents of
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'.

The domain, kfctristate.com, is listed in the /var/qmail/control directory
in the locals, plusdomain, and rcpthosts files.

Would someone please give me a clue as to the problem here? I am stumped
and have no idea what I am doing wrong.

TIA

Tom




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