My desktop suffered an unplanned reboot this morning, and since then,
courier refuses mail to addresses not listed in the aliases database.
The error is 550 User unknown. Mail to my own account, or root, or
postmaster, all draw that error; but mail sent to my pager alias as
defined in a file in
Following up to myself with more info: I've just realized that a cron
job running under my account delivers to me successfully. Also, if I
manually craft a message to a bad local address with myself as the
envelope sender (again, in a telnet session to localhost port 25), the
mail delivery status
Michael Jinks writes:
I'm starting to think that the problem isn't actually with account
lookups, but with Courier not knowing that it's supposed to accept mail
for my machine. Shouldn't the hostname in /etc/courier/me take care of
that?
Yes, provided the locals and the hosteddomains files don't
On Tue, Jan 04, 2005 at 06:35:51PM -0500, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Michael Jinks writes:
I'm starting to think that the problem isn't actually with account
lookups, but with Courier not knowing that it's supposed to accept mail
for my machine. Shouldn't the hostname in /etc/courier/me take
