Alright, I can't seem to make heads or tails of this. I looked through all
the Postfix documentation I could find, as well as dbmail, and no leads.
Maybe one of you can help:
I'm running a Redhat 7.2 system, with Postfix 1.1.10 compiled with MySQL
support as my MTA. dbmail is providing pop3 access, and the mydestination
option for postfix points to a MySQL table so that I can add virtual
domains easily. (via a php script I haven't written yet.. )
Everything works, I'm hosting 3 domains currently on the machine. I have 1
dbmail account that is aliased 3 times, once for each domain name.
Now, when I send mail to any of these 3 accounts to test them the mail
should forward to the one pop account, which it does, but it does it many
times. Initially when I check mail via pop3, I'll get one copy of the
email, and then a few minutes later, another copy, and so on. So far I have
not received more than 4 copies, but sometimes I only get two copies.
Here's my dbname.conf:
"0";"TRACE_LEVEL";"5"
"0";"TRACE_TO_SYSLOG";"1"
"0";"TRACE_VERBOSE";"0"
"0";"SENDMAIL";"/usr/sbin/sendmail"
"0";"DBMAIL_FROM_ADDRESS";"[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
"0";"POSTMASTER";"[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
"0";"POP3D_EFFECTIVE_USER";"dbmail"
"0";"POP3D_EFFECTIVE_GROUP";"dbmail"
"0";"POP3D_BIND_IP";"*"
"0";"POP3D_BIND_PORT";"110"
"0";"POP3D_DEFAULT_CHILD";"30"
"0";"POP3D_MAX_CHILD";"50"
"0";"POP3D_CHILD_MAX_CONNECTS";"10000"
"0";"POP3D_CHILD_TIMEOUT";"300"
"0";"POP3D_IP_RESOLVE";"yes"
"0";"IMAPD_EFFECTIVE_USER";"dbmail"
"0";"IMAPD_EFFECTIVE_GROUP";"dbmail"
"0";"IMAPD_BIND_IP";"*"
"0";"IMAPD_BIND_PORT";"143"
"0";"IMAPD_DEFAULT_CHILD";"5"
"0";"IMAPD_MAX_CHILD";"15"
"0";"IMAPD_CHILD_MAX_CONNECTS";"1000"
"0";"IMAPD_DAEMONIZES";"yes"
"0";"IMAPD_CHILD_TIMEOUT";"3000"
"0";"SMTPD_EFFECTIVE_USER";"dbmail"
"0";"SMTPD_EFFECTIVE_GROUP";"dbmail"
"0";"SMTPD_BIND_IP";"*"
"0";"SMTPD_BIND_PORT";"25"
"0";"SMTPD_DEFAULT_CHILD";"20"
"0";"SMTPD_MAX_CHILD";"30"
"0";"SMTPD_CHILD_MAX_CONNECTS";"1000"
"0";"SMTPD_DAEMONIZES";"yes"
"0";"SMTPD_CHILD_TIMEOUT";"3000"
"0";"DBMAIL_POP_BEFORE_SMTP";"no"
"0";"DBMAIL_IMAP_BEFORE_SMTP";"no"
Any ideas?
Thanks,
-Micah
