Re: [imp] Imp GIT sending to myself displays userid@missing_domain

2016-01-06 Thread John H. Bennett III

 Quoting benne...@thebennetthome.com:


 Original message 
   From: Simon B <simon.buongio...@gmail.com>
   Date: 1/4/2016 7:55 AM (GMT-06:00)
   To: benne...@thebennetthome.com
   Cc: imp <imp@lists.horde.org>
   Subject: Re: [imp] Imp GIT sending to myself displays
userid@missing_domain
    


On 4 Jan 2016 14:38, "John H. Bennett III" <benne...@thebennetthome.com>
wrote:



Quoting Jan Schneider <j...@horde.org>:


Zitat von John H. Bennett III <benne...@thebennetthome.com>:


Hello all,

I've set up a test server that is running a GIT version of horde.  I
just did a pull today, so I'm up to date.

The issue I am seeing is that when I send an email to myself, it is
received as userid@missing_domain.

For example, I'm logged in as admin, and am trying to send an email
to admin, and the from says To:admin@missing_domain.  It's the same
for any user.  This works fine on my production server running horde
5.2.8, imp 6.2.11, and as far as I can remember, has always worked.

I have a default identity set and , I've compared horde/conf.php,
imp/conf.php and backends.local.php settings against my production
server, and things match where they should except for any new
settings in the GIT version, and the different maildomain parameters
in imp/backends.local.php

If I send to ad...@domain.com, then it does display correctly.

Has something changed that I need to configure something else, or
have I just completely missed something?  Probably the latter.

Any clues are appreciated.



Sorry I don't follow completely. Are you saying that sending the
address "ad...@domain.com" works, but literally "admin" (without
domain part) fails?
The latter would be completed with the maildomain parameter from the
backend configuration, so if you have differences there between your
working and non-working version, I'd start looking there.

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Yes, that is exactly what I am saying.  There are no differences in the
backends.local.php file.  When I say above the different maildomain
parameters, I am meaning the specific maildomain names for the two
servers, which will be different.


  The setting you're looking for/should be comparing is in your
horde.conf under the "Mailer" tab/section.

  Simon

  Thanks Simon,

  There's nothing different there either. Since noone seems to be seeing
the same thing,  I'll look some more,  and if I can't solve it,  I'll
reload my test server, do a new git install, and verify my settings
again. 

  Thank you again, 

  John


Well, I did a reload and am still seeing the same behavior. Below is my
horde/conf.php from the git-installed server:

 ftp://ftp.iana.org/tz/tzdata-latest.tar.gz';
 $conf['problems']['email'] = 'ad...@mytestserver.com';
 $conf['problems']['maildomain'] = 'mytestserver.com';
 $conf['problems']['tickets'] = false;
 $conf['problems']['attachments'] = false;
 $conf['menu']['links']['help'] = 'authenticated';
 $conf['menu']['links']['prefs'] = 'authenticated';
 $conf['menu']['links']['problem'] = 'never';
 $conf['menu']['links']['login'] = 'all';
 $conf['menu']['links']['logout'] = 'authenticated';
 $conf['portal']['fixed_blocks'] = array();
 $conf['accounts']['params']['quota_path'] = '/usr/bin/quota';
 $conf['accounts']['params']['grep_path'] = '/bin/grep';
 $conf['accounts']['params']['translateMountPoint'] = false;
 $conf['accounts']['params']['translationTable'] = '/etc/mtab';
 $conf['accounts']['driver'] = 'localhost';
 $conf['user']['verify_from_addr'] = true;
 $conf['user']['select_view'] = true;
 $conf['facebook']['enabled'] = false;
 $conf['twitter']['enabled'] = false;
 $conf['urlshortener'] = false;
 $conf['weather']['provider'] = false;
 $conf['maps']['driver'] = false;
 $conf['imap']['enabled'] = false;
 $conf['imsp']['enabled'] = false;
 $conf['kolab']['enabled'] = false;
 $conf['hashtable']['driver'] = 'none';
 $conf['activesync']['params']['driverconfig'] = 'horde';
 $conf['activesync']['storage'] = 'Sql';
 $conf['activesync']['no_maillogsync'] = false;
 $conf['activesync']['emailsync'] = true;
 $conf['activesync']['version'] = '14.1';
 $conf['activesync']['auth']['type'] = 'basic';
 $conf['activesync']['autodiscovery'] = 'user';
 $conf['activesync']['outlookdiscovery'] = false;
 $conf['activesync']['logging']['type'] = false;
 $conf['activesync']['ping']['heartbeatmin'] = 60;
 $conf['activesync']['ping']['heartbeatmax'] = 2700;
 $conf['activesync']['ping']['heartbeatdefault'] = 480;
 $conf['activesync']['ping']['deviceping'] = true;
 $conf['activesync']['ping']['waitinterval'] = 5;
 $conf['activesync']['ping']['maximumwindowsize'] = 0;
 $conf['activesync']['ping']['maximumrequestwindowsize'] = 0;
 $conf['activesync']['enabled'] = true;
 /* CONFIG END. DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING IN OR BEFORE THIS

Re: [imp] Imp GIT sending to myself displays userid@missing_domain

2016-01-04 Thread Jan Schneider


Zitat von John H. Bennett III :


Hello all,

I've set up a test server that is running a GIT version of horde.  I  
just did a pull today, so I'm up to date.


The issue I am seeing is that when I send an email to myself, it is  
received as userid@missing_domain.


For example, I'm logged in as admin, and am trying to send an email  
to admin, and the from says To:admin@missing_domain.  It's the same  
for any user.  This works fine on my production server running horde  
5.2.8, imp 6.2.11, and as far as I can remember, has always worked.


I have a default identity set and , I've compared horde/conf.php,  
imp/conf.php and backends.local.php settings against my production  
server, and things match where they should except for any new  
settings in the GIT version, and the different maildomain parameters  
in imp/backends.local.php


If I send to ad...@domain.com, then it does display correctly.

Has something changed that I need to configure something else, or  
have I just completely missed something?  Probably the latter.


Any clues are appreciated.


Sorry I don't follow completely. Are you saying that sending the  
address "ad...@domain.com" works, but literally "admin" (without  
domain part) fails?
The latter would be completed with the maildomain parameter from the  
backend configuration, so if you have differences there between your  
working and non-working version, I'd start looking there.


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Re: [imp] Imp GIT sending to myself displays userid@missing_domain

2016-01-04 Thread John H. Bennett III


Quoting Jan Schneider :


Zitat von John H. Bennett III :


Hello all,

I've set up a test server that is running a GIT version of horde.   
I just did a pull today, so I'm up to date.


The issue I am seeing is that when I send an email to myself, it is  
received as userid@missing_domain.


For example, I'm logged in as admin, and am trying to send an email  
to admin, and the from says To:admin@missing_domain.  It's the same  
for any user.  This works fine on my production server running  
horde 5.2.8, imp 6.2.11, and as far as I can remember, has always  
worked.


I have a default identity set and , I've compared horde/conf.php,  
imp/conf.php and backends.local.php settings against my production  
server, and things match where they should except for any new  
settings in the GIT version, and the different maildomain  
parameters in imp/backends.local.php


If I send to ad...@domain.com, then it does display correctly.

Has something changed that I need to configure something else, or  
have I just completely missed something?  Probably the latter.


Any clues are appreciated.


Sorry I don't follow completely. Are you saying that sending the  
address "ad...@domain.com" works, but literally "admin" (without  
domain part) fails?
The latter would be completed with the maildomain parameter from the  
backend configuration, so if you have differences there between your  
working and non-working version, I'd start looking there.


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Yes, that is exactly what I am saying.  There are no differences in  
the backends.local.php file.  When I say above the different  
maildomain parameters, I am meaning the specific maildomain names for  
the two servers, which will be different.


Thank you,

John

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Re: [imp] Imp GIT sending to myself displays userid@missing_domain

2016-01-04 Thread Simon B
On 4 Jan 2016 14:38, "John H. Bennett III" 
wrote:
>
>
> Quoting Jan Schneider :
>
>> Zitat von John H. Bennett III :
>>
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> I've set up a test server that is running a GIT version of horde.  I
just did a pull today, so I'm up to date.
>>>
>>> The issue I am seeing is that when I send an email to myself, it is
received as userid@missing_domain.
>>>
>>> For example, I'm logged in as admin, and am trying to send an email to
admin, and the from says To:admin@missing_domain.  It's the same for any
user.  This works fine on my production server running horde 5.2.8, imp
6.2.11, and as far as I can remember, has always worked.
>>>
>>> I have a default identity set and , I've compared horde/conf.php,
imp/conf.php and backends.local.php settings against my production server,
and things match where they should except for any new settings in the GIT
version, and the different maildomain parameters in imp/backends.local.php
>>>
>>> If I send to ad...@domain.com, then it does display correctly.
>>>
>>> Has something changed that I need to configure something else, or have
I just completely missed something?  Probably the latter.
>>>
>>> Any clues are appreciated.
>>
>>
>> Sorry I don't follow completely. Are you saying that sending the address
"ad...@domain.com" works, but literally "admin" (without domain part) fails?
>> The latter would be completed with the maildomain parameter from the
backend configuration, so if you have differences there between your
working and non-working version, I'd start looking there.
>>
>> --
>> Jan Schneider
>> The Horde Project
>> http://www.horde.org/
>>
>> --
>> imp mailing list
>> Frequently Asked Questions: http://wiki.horde.org/FAQ
>> To unsubscribe, mail: imp-unsubscr...@lists.horde.org
>
>
> Yes, that is exactly what I am saying.  There are no differences in the
backends.local.php file.  When I say above the different maildomain
parameters, I am meaning the specific maildomain names for the two servers,
which will be different.

The setting you're looking for/should be comparing is in your horde.conf
under the "Mailer" tab/section.

Simon
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Re: [imp] Imp GIT sending to myself displays userid@missing_domain

2016-01-04 Thread bennettj
 Original message From: Simon B <simon.buongio...@gmail.com> 
Date: 1/4/2016  7:55 AM  (GMT-06:00) To: benne...@thebennetthome.com Cc: imp 
<imp@lists.horde.org> Subject: Re: [imp] Imp GIT sending to myself displays 
userid@missing_domain 


On 4 Jan 2016 14:38, "John H. Bennett III" <benne...@thebennetthome.com> wrote:

>

>

> Quoting Jan Schneider <j...@horde.org>:

>

>> Zitat von John H. Bennett III <benne...@thebennetthome.com>:

>>

>>> Hello all,

>>>

>>> I've set up a test server that is running a GIT version of horde.  I just 
>>> did a pull today, so I'm up to date.

>>>

>>> The issue I am seeing is that when I send an email to myself, it is 
>>> received as userid@missing_domain.

>>>

>>> For example, I'm logged in as admin, and am trying to send an email to 
>>> admin, and the from says To:admin@missing_domain.  It's the same for any 
>>> user.  This works fine on my production server running horde 5.2.8, imp 
>>> 6.2.11, and as far as I can remember, has always worked.

>>>

>>> I have a default identity set and , I've compared horde/conf.php, 
>>> imp/conf.php and backends.local.php settings against my production server, 
>>> and things match where they should except for any new settings in the GIT 
>>> version, and the different maildomain parameters in imp/backends.local.php

>>>

>>> If I send to ad...@domain.com, then it does display correctly.

>>>

>>> Has something changed that I need to configure something else, or have I 
>>> just completely missed something?  Probably the latter.

>>>

>>> Any clues are appreciated.

>>

>>

>> Sorry I don't follow completely. Are you saying that sending the address 
>> "ad...@domain.com" works, but literally "admin" (without domain part) fails?

>> The latter would be completed with the maildomain parameter from the backend 
>> configuration, so if you have differences there between your working and 
>> non-working version, I'd start looking there.

>>

>> -- 

>> Jan Schneider

>> The Horde Project

>> http://www.horde.org/

>>

>> -- 

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>

>

> Yes, that is exactly what I am saying.  There are no differences in the 
> backends.local.php file.  When I say above the different maildomain 
> parameters, I am meaning the specific maildomain names for the two servers, 
> which will be different.
The setting you're looking for/should be comparing is in your horde.conf under 
the "Mailer" tab/section.
SimonThanks Simon,There's nothing different there either. Since noone seems to 
be seeing the same thing,  I'll look some more,  and if I can't solve it,  I'll 
reload my test server, do a new git install, and verify my settings again. 
Thank you again, John
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