Hi all I am replying to this as I have a similar problem that I have been trying to track for a while now. Suddenly(about 10 days ago) I start getting mail in from a couple of months ago. It is rather embarrasing as it was an invite to customers and some of them are mad because they wanted to partake in the special. I checked the headers and mailman, mailscanner server, and sendmail/procmail on the box delivered it on that day. It also happens randomly and I can not see a specifc pattern. Of the tens of thousands that I sent I recon 500 or 600 have problem. I will be interested to see the headers of the mail that you got in late. Check if sendmail delivered it correctly a year ago that way we can see where your problem is. I use redhat 7.3 sendmail 8.12.6 and qpopper version 4.0.3 (standalone) The only thing I cannot varify is qpopper.
Tnx Mozzi On Monday 30 June 2003 16:22, Charley Morgan wrote: > I am running Solaris 8 with Sendmail as the MTA, procmail as the local > mailer and ipop3d(part of SIMS that came with Solaris 7) for POP access. > I upgraded to qpopper because of some problems we were having with POP > access and all of a sudden mail that was VERY old began appearing in > peoples mailboxes. I mean messages that were a year old. Any idea why > this would happen? The only thing I can figure is that our webmail > server which is a separate server that makes a copy of messages from our > main server was somehow putting messages back on the main server. Is > that possible? The only thing webmail does is use POP3 to retrieve > messages. > > Thanks for any input. > > Charley Morgan > Internet Engineer > Megagate Broadband > Phone: 601.450.2580 > > -------------------------------------------------------------------- > Please Note My NEW Email Address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ************************************************************ Scanned by @lantic IS Virus Control Service This message was scanned for viruses and dangerous content. @lantic Internet Services (Pty) Ltd. - http://www.lantic.net eScan for Windows-based PCs - http://www.escan.co.za ************************************************************
