[courier-users] Weird Double Email with Alias

Hi, I've got a strange one. One of our e-mail addresses is aliased to a program. (Our support ticket system) Whenever we send an e-mail to that address, it gets forwarded TWICE to the program. There is only one entry in the aliases/default file: support: | /usr/Mail/support.sh Does anybody

[courier-users] Courier bug

Hi, Sorry to bother you, but I believe our team has found a significant bug in courier. We noticed that courier was taking up more and more system resources and slowing down our mail server. Upon further analysis, we found that courier was constantly looking for files in the MSGS directory th

Re: [courier-users] Strange queue behavior

n the msgs directory. For some reason, they were being hard linked to the files in the archive directory instead. This causes courier to continuously look for files in the msgs diretory that aren't there. -N On Jan 7, 2004, at 7:01 PM, Gordon Messmer wrote: Noah Silverman wrote: Apparently, it

Re: [courier-users] Strange queue behavior

We've never done either. This is a fresh install with nothing copied in or created from outside courier. -N On Jan 7, 2004, at 7:01 PM, Gordon Messmer wrote: Noah Silverman wrote: Apparently, it is spinning in an endless loop trying to access queue files that don't exist. I

[courier-users] Strange queue behavior

Hi, We are experiencing some very strange behavior on our system running courier. Our mail server has gotten slower and slower over time. We noticed that courier is the culprit. Apparently, it is spinning in an endless loop trying to access queue files that don't exist. It appears as if the

[courier-users] Pay for support

I'm really stuck on a few features. We would be more than willing to pay for some brief phone support. Is there anybody who knows this package well who wants to make a quick $100 Thanks, -N Sam Varshavchik wrote: Noah Silverman writes: THANKS That makes complete sense and n

Re: [courier-users] Re: problem with spamassassin and maildrop

OK, That makes sense, but then what do I do for virtual users? I have a separate directory for each users mail (/data/Mail/noah /data/mail/bob etc...) Sam Varshavchik wrote: Noah Silverman writes: I don't understand. My authentication is "authdaemon". I'm using vi

[courier-users] mailfilter problem.

OK, I've decided to use the maildroprc file to set a global filter for all mail. The file is: xfilter "/usr/local/bin/spamc -f" The permissions on this file are set to the same user as the user id for virtual users. For some reason, no filtering happens. does anybody have a clue why? Thanks,

Re: [courier-users] Re: problem with spamassassin and maildrop

would really like to have all mail filtered through spamassasin. Additionally, it would be nice to understand where/how to set up additional mail filters for each user. Please help, I get hundreds of spam a day. I'm desperate. -N Sam Varshavchik wrote: Noah Silverman writes: Hi, Sorry

[courier-users] problem with spamassassin and maildrop

Hi, Sorry to keep throwing problems out to the group, but this thing is really tricky to configure. I'm trying to get ALL incoming mail to run through spamassassin. (no exceptions, ever.) I've put the following line in courierd: courierd:DEFAULTDELIVERY="| /usr/local/bin/spamc -f | /usr/lib

Re: [courier-users] Re: alias to program?

Brilliant. So simple, that I wish I thought of it. Thanks!! -Noah Sam Varshavchik wrote: Noah Silverman writes: The message doesn't go anywhere. It just dies somewhere. The error in my log file is: Jul 31 00:52:42 allresearch courierlocal: id=000531FE.3F28B197.78DC,from=&l

Re: [courier-users] Re: alias to program?

27;ve tried every combination of quotes and not quotes and can't seem to get courier happy. Sam Varshavchik wrote: Noah Silverman writes: support: "|/usr/local/cerberus/cerberus-1.5.0-RH80 /usr/local/cerberus/config.xml FATAL /var/log/cerberus.log" This is the EXACT line

[courier-users] alias to program?

Hi, I'm having trouble with setting up an alias. We use an e-mail management ticketing system for our support tickets. All e-mail sent to "support" goes to this management program. There is not actual "user". My challenge is that I need to call this program with a bunch of additional text

Re: [courier-users] Slooooowww SMTP

tion I think. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Noah Silverman Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 11:41 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [courier-users] Slowww SMTP Hi, I've got everying installed an configured "normally". For some re

[courier-users] spamassassin?

Anbody figure out how to implement spamassassin easily into courier? Thanks -N --- This SF.Net email sponsored by: Free pre-built ASP.NET sites including Data Reports, E-commerce, Portals, and Forums are available now. Download today and ente

[courier-users] Slooooowww SMTP

Hi, I've got everying installed an configured "normally". For some reason when I send an e-mail from my desktop (client) it takes 30-45 seconds to send. I watched the TCP packets and it seems like courier hangs for a really long time after an initial connection is made. Anybody know why?? T

Re: [courier-users] Re: Alias Problems

OK, Then where is the proper location for the aliases.dat file? /etc/courier /usr/lib/courier/ /usr/lib/courier/aliases Thanks -N Sam Varshavchik wrote: Noah Silverman writes: Oops, I did run "makealiases". My previous e-mail had a typo. I do see a file called "/usr/

Re: [courier-users] Alias Problems

Oops, I did run "makealiases". My previous e-mail had a typo. I do see a file called "/usr/lib/courier/etc/aliases.dat". It currently belongs to root. could that be the problem? -N Jerry Amundson wrote: Noah Silverman wrote: Hi, I've managed to install the

[courier-users] Alias Problems

Hi, I've managed to install the complete courier package (courierd, esmtp, imap, authd, etc...) Everything starts up and works fine. I'm using Maildrop with userdb for some virtual users. All the users can receive their mail just fine. My problem is with aliases. I created a file in /usr/