[courier-users] 432 Service temporarily unavalable & Invalid argument errors

2008-04-10 Thread Matt Miller
I've just finished building a new Courier server to replace an aging mail server at my company and I'm running into the following problem. I've seen a few references to this error on other posts on the list, but never a resolution or really any replies at all. I've just built the new machine o

Re: [courier-users] 432 Service temporarily unavalable & Invalid argument errors

2008-04-11 Thread Tim Lyth
You aren't by any chance using greylisting via pythonfilter? If so, check the version of the db files it uses with the `file` command. Best way to check to see if it MIGHT be greylisting DB issues is to check the log files when Courier-MTA is restarted. Matt Miller wrote: > I've just finished bui

Re: [courier-users] 432 Service temporarily unavalable & Invalid argument errors

2008-04-11 Thread Matt Miller
Unfortunately, no, we're not using that. We're using milter-gris, but that's on servers further upstream. There is no greylisting setup on here; basically it's just clamd. On Apr 10, 2008, at 9:29 PM, Matt Miller wrote: > I've just finished building a new Courier server to replace an aging >

Re: [courier-users] 432 Service temporarily unavalable & Invalid argument errors

2008-04-11 Thread Gordon Messmer
Matt Miller wrote: > Does anyone have any idea how to further troubleshoot this error? > If you use the system's "mail" command, do you see the same error? # echo test | mail -s test [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Also, on what platform are you running Courier?) -

Re: [courier-users] 432 Service temporarily unavalable & Invalid argument errors

2008-04-11 Thread Dan Farrell
On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 21:29:21 -0500 Matt Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > SMTP sessions, on the other hand, are running into some issues. > Below are is a log of a test telnet session and below that what is > written to the /var/log/maillog file whenever this is attempted. > > Does anyone have

Re: [courier-users] 432 Service temporarily unavalable & Invalid argument errors

2008-04-11 Thread Matt Miller
I get this: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/sbin $ sendmail: ERR: submitclient: EOF from submit. 432 Service temporarily unavailable. [EMAIL PROTECTED]: invalid address. Odd, but doesn't this command call the included version of sendmail instead of Courier sendmail/esmtp? This is running on an up-to-dat

Re: [courier-users] 432 Service temporarily unavalable & Invalid argument errors

2008-04-11 Thread Matt Miller
courieresmtp Dan Farrell wrote: On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 21:29:21 -0500 Matt Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: SMTP sessions, on the other hand, are running into some issues. Below are is a log of a test telnet session and below that what is written to the /var/log/maillog file whenever this is

Re: [courier-users] 432 Service temporarily unavalable & Invalid argument errors

2008-04-11 Thread Gordon Messmer
Matt Miller wrote: > I get this: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/sbin > $ sendmail: ERR: submitclient: EOF from submit. > 432 Service temporarily unavailable. > [EMAIL PROTECTED]: invalid address. > That's good, because then you can use 'strace' to figure out what's causing the "invalid argument" e

Re: [courier-users] 432 Service temporarily unavalable & Invalid argument errors

2008-04-11 Thread Matt Miller
OK, see http://www.itfreedom.com/temp/mail.trace I'm still a bit confused about the sendmail vs. Courier sendmail vs. courieresmtp deal. As a test, I renamed /usr/sbin/sendmail to something else and the mail command fails entirely. Does courier replace that binary with its own when installed

Re: [courier-users] 432 Service temporarily unavalable & Invalid argument errors

2008-04-11 Thread Gordon Messmer
Matt Miller wrote: > OK, see http://www.itfreedom.com/temp/mail.trace > 9456 open("/etc/courier/aliases.dat", O_RDONLY 9456 <... open resumed> ) = 4 ... 9456 lseek(4, 17592186048512, SEEK_SET) = -1 EINVAL (Invalid argument) There's something wrong with aliases.dat which is ca

Re: [courier-users] 432 Service temporarily unavalable & Invalid argument errors

2008-04-11 Thread Matt Miller
Seems to have done it, thank you very much! Gordon Messmer wrote: > Matt Miller wrote: >> OK, see http://www.itfreedom.com/temp/mail.trace >> > > 9456 open("/etc/courier/aliases.dat", O_RDONLY > 9456 <... open resumed> ) = 4 > ... > 9456 lseek(4, 17592186048512, SEEK_SET) = -1