Hello!
THANK YOU! That solved it.
The problem was, that I was testing with an address called
"postmas...@getit.ch" all the time and there actually WAS a system user called
"getit". So, when he tried to deliver mail, he only searched inside the getit
user's home for .courier-files and didn't lo
On 04/29/2014 03:00 PM, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> Before sending the RCPT TO command, there will be a 'submit' process
> running. Attach strace to it, with the -s 256 flag, and then submit
> the RCPT TO command. This will log every file the submit process
> opens, which should provide some indica
Dennis Plöger | getit GmbH writes:
Hi!
> - Run makealiases
Hmm... makealiases doesn't seem to take /etc/courier/aliasdir into account I
think. Or am I wrong? makealiases -dump doesn't include the forwarded
adresses from /etc/courier/aliasdir, but didn't on the original system as
well.
Hi!
> - Run makealiases
Hmm... makealiases doesn't seem to take /etc/courier/aliasdir into account I
think. Or am I wrong? makealiases -dump doesn't include the forwarded adresses
from /etc/courier/aliasdir, but didn't on the original system as well.
> - Also check the ownership and the permis
Dennis Plöger | getit GmbH writes:
Hi Sam!
Thanks for the response.
> This should work fine. Check the permissions of /etc/aliasdir. It should be
> owned by the courier user.
It is:
drwxr-xr-x 2 daemon daemon 155648 Apr 29 13:00 aliasdir/
Any other ideas?
Just ran a small test myself, see
Hi Sam!
Thanks for the response.
> This should work fine. Check the permissions of /etc/aliasdir. It should be
> owned by the courier user.
It is:
drwxr-xr-x 2 daemon daemon 155648 Apr 29 13:00 aliasdir/
Any other ideas?
Kind regards
Dennis
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> Dennis Plöger | getit GmbH writes:
>
> > Hello!
> >
> > I have just migrated a courier-mta 0.47-4 on Debian to a 0.63-0 on Ubuntu.
> > For this, I have copied the user's mailboxes and /etc/courier.
> >
> > It basically all went fine and I can send and receive mai
Dennis Plöger | getit GmbH writes:
Hello!
I have just migrated a courier-mta 0.47-4 on Debian to a 0.63-0 on Ubuntu.
For this, I have copied the user's mailboxes and /etc/courier.
It basically all went fine and I can send and receive mails. However, we use
some kind of virtual domain setu
Hello!
I have just migrated a courier-mta 0.47-4 on Debian to a 0.63-0 on Ubuntu. For
this, I have copied the user's mailboxes and /etc/courier.
It basically all went fine and I can send and receive mails. However, we use
some kind of virtual domain setup and mainly use the global
dotcourier-c
