Re: [courier-users] Vacation and virtual mailboxes

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Jesper Langkjær wrote: > It's an mailaliases. The mail are sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and then > delivered to user2, when the mail(vacation messages) are returned it > seems like it comes from [EMAIL PROTECTED] and not [EMAIL PROTECTED] as it > should.

Re: [courier-users] rejecting undisclosed-recipients ?

Marco Balmer writes: Hello, How can I reject an email, addressed to an undisclosed-recipient? Only by writing a custom filter -- not an easy job for a beginner. pgpefABMbDLn3.pgp Description: PGP signature

Re: [courier-users] Problem with SMTP from localhost

On Sun, 6 Mar 2005, Thomas Neumann wrote: Hi there, [...snip...] I running FreeBSD 4.9 and the new released Courier 0.49.0 (I have the problem with the previous release too). On my server, I have two netcards, where one is connection to a router which is on the internet, and the other is o

Re: [courier-users] FreeBSD: smtp connection from localhost fails

On Fri, 17 Feb 2006, Fabian Peters wrote: Hi everybody, I ran into the problem described in this thread: . After much frustration I had a look at the traffic. I saw that courier tries to query ident. AFAIK ident is not running by de

[courier-users] Debugging couriertcpd(8) obfuscation with IDENT to Localhost Addresses on FreeBSD

Okay, so, per my last thread, Courier on FreeBSD seems to have trouble doing ident to local IPs. Remote IPs are fine. I've got a box with about 12 VIPs on it. esmptd(8) binds to one via LISTEN=. The same IP seems to be honored for outbound ESMTP mail deliveries (fine) as the source addres

Re: [courier-users] Debugging couriertcpd(8) obfuscation with IDENT to Localhost Addresses on FreeBSD

Brian A. Seklecki wrote: However this is all irrelevant. The problem here is that couriertcpd(8) is disqualifying the TCP connection and not passing it to esmptd(8) on some condition related to the presence or lack of presence of "-noidentlookup". I'm not aware of any code which will drop

[courier-users] Re: Debugging couriertcpd(8) obfuscation with IDENT to Localhost Addresses on FreeBSD

On Tue, 28 Feb 2006, Brian A. Seklecki wrote: With: TCPDOPTS="$TCPDOPTS -user=$MAILUSER -group=$MAILGROUP $ADDRESS $BLACKLISTS $ACCESSFILE -maxprocs=$MAXDAEMONS -maxperc =$MAXPERC -maxperip=$MAXPERIP -pid=$PIDFILE" Well: Setting hash-bang to /bin/sh -x in $PREFIX/share/courier/esmptd reve

Re: [courier-users] Debugging couriertcpd(8) obfuscation with IDENT to Localhost Addresses on FreeBSD

I don't have a FreeBSD box around to test. Can you attach "strace" or gdb to couriertcpd and see what happens when you connect from localhost? FreeBSD has ktrace and kdump. But I don't think it's dumping. It's not core'ing out or anything (the kernel would pick that up and the NOC would b

Re: [courier-users] Mail Delivery Times

Derrick T. Woolworth wrote: The routed domains receive their e-mail with no delay at all. We do have around 6000 messages a week in the postmaster account due to spammers sending messages to non-existent users at the routed domains. I'm unsure how to resolve that issue and it may be part of

Re: [courier-users] Re: Debugging couriertcpd(8) obfuscation with IDENT to Localhost Addresses on FreeBSD

Brian A. Seklecki wrote: Even if I run this in a "ktrace" and kill the "-pid=" arguments to bring couriertcpd(8) into the foreground, No useful debugging output is generated. ktrace /usr/local/sbin/couriertcpd ... You don't need to do that. You can attach ktrace to a running process. gd

[courier-users] Courier and SpamAssassin

Hi All, i'm trying to get spamassassin to filter mail to an email alias "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" . in my courier aliases files "list" I have hostmaster :user x, user y, user z how can I go about doing that? from my research it's a matter of directing mail to a some file, run the spam filtering

Re: [courier-users] Re: Debugging couriertcpd(8) obfuscation with IDENT to Localhost Addresses on FreeBSD

> Whether it crashes or not, it'd be useful to see what the daemon does > prior to closing the connection from localhost. (I suspect the trace > will be large, so consider posting it somewhere it can be viewed via http) Plus it contains password/shadow file data I'll try "-d". My hypot

Re: [courier-users] Debugging couriertcpd(8) obfuscation with IDENT to Localhost Addresses on FreeBSD

On Tue, 2006-02-28 at 14:10, Gordon Messmer wrote: > Brian A. Seklecki wrote: > > > > However this is all irrelevant. The problem here is that couriertcpd(8) > > is disqualifying the TCP connection and not passing it to esmptd(8) on > > some condition related to the presence or lack of presence

Re: [courier-users] Debugging couriertcpd(8) obfuscation with IDENT to Localhost Addresses on FreeBSD

Brian A. Seklecki wrote: Attached in private mail the last couple thousand lines with ktrace -d -and -i. I appreciate you looking at it. Not private, but it didn't contain any private data, and it wasn't terribly huge... :) It looks like it's simply failing to fork. Actually, it looks