On 12/30/2007, Larry Zins ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Dec 29 21:43:10 sonic postfix/trivial-rewrite[21282]: fatal: open
database
/etc/postfix/virtual.db: No such file or directory
did you execute 'postalias virtual' after creating the virtual file?
This is how the .db file gets created.
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Thanks for the reply Charles. When I type the command postalias virtual,
it complains about the format, as if it wants the format in the /etc/aliases
file. I changed it the /etc/aliases format, but either way, it still
does'nt work.
# postalias virtual
postalias: warning: virtual, line 1: name
On 12/29/07, Larry Zins wrote:
Dec 29 21:43:10 sonic postfix/trivial-rewrite[21282]: fatal: open database
/etc/postfix/virtual.db: No such file or directory
You've got to create the virtual.db file first. To do this, try
postmap virtual. Don't use postalias, because that's just used for
On 12/30/07, Larry Zins wrote:
I can't believe mailman is so hard to get working... What good is a
maillist that does'nt send out of the box it's on?
Before blaming Mailman, you might want to try to have some sort of
minimal understanding of how the other parts of a mail system work,
and
OK, the command postmap virtual accepted the virtual map file, so this is
good. However, it still does'nt work, but for a different reason. Now the
maillog file shows:
Relay access denied;
The file LOCAL_RECIPIENT_README that came with the distribution says to set
the parameter
On 12/30/07, Larry Zins wrote:
OK, the command postmap virtual accepted the virtual map file, so this
is good. However, it still does'nt work, but for a different reason. Now
the maillog file shows:
Relay access denied;
Assuming you have read and followed our official documentation on
Hi, I've been trying for days now to get a test mailman list to work. When
I send an email to the list [EMAIL PROTECTED], only users that have
an unix account on the server itself receive the email. I've searched and
tried the examples in the READMEs that came with the distribution,
