On Sat, 31 Jan 2009, Ralf wrote: > Davide Libenzi wrote: > > On Sat, 31 Jan 2009, Ralf wrote: > > > > You should really read Xmail's documentation. XMail has its own > > configuration, independent from the system one (since it runs on OSs other > > than Unix - and even though, most definitely every Unix is different from a > > configuration POV). > > In the xmail documentation the following is written under ALIASES.TAB : > > You can even have wildcards in the domain field, as: > "*" "postmaster" "postmas...@domain.net" > > So I stopped xmail, appended this entry to aliases.tab: > "*" "postmaster" "postmas...@amitrader.com" > > and there is already the following line > "amitrader.com" "postmaster" "admin-mb" > > (Oh yes, they contain hard tabs) > > Then I started xmail and on the command line (I'm logged in as root) > I used "mail postmaster" to send a test mail, and also "sendmail postmaster", > but in both cases the mails bounce as follows: > > <00>] XMail bounce: Rcpt=[postmaster];Error=[] > [<01>] Error sending message [1233431322413.3079076752.5.srv2.amitrader.com] > from [amitrader.com]. > ID: <L8C> > Mail From: <r...@localhost> > Rcpt To: <postmaster> > > Any other tips on how to solve this problem?
The software you're using sends to "postmaster" with no domain. I cannot believe it doesn't have a configuration option, maybe you didn't look hard enough. That apart, try to export DEFAULT_DOMAIN inside XMail's sendmail shell script. - Davide _______________________________________________ xmail mailing list xmail@xmailserver.org http://xmailserver.org/mailman/listinfo/xmail
