> Hello Luca, Thank's to help Jeff > It sounds as if Postfix is not passing the mail off to dbmail-smtp > with the correct destination address; this list (and many others) has > the header To: set to the list address, but the envelope sender (the > RCPT TO: line in the SMTP exchange) should be your address. > > In master.cf for postfix, your dbmail configuration line should look > like: > > dbmail unix - n n - - pipe > flags=R user=dbmail:dbmail argv=/usr/local/sbin/dbmail-smtp -d $recipient
This row is the same of mine. There is a blank line at end of file, i delete it and retry, but i don't think this is the problem. In syslog i can see that Dbmail dont't know the dbmail@dbmail.org recipient (is right !, it was't a my alias) and reject the mail. As you can see the destination address of mailing list is dbmail@dbmail.org (my outlook say this) > It is unclear if it is postfix or fetchmail that is giving the wrong > recipient name in your configuration; if it's fetchmail, it may be > because it is reading the header, rather than getting the envelope > recipient information, which would be incorrect. > Does postfix turn over incoming mail directly to dbmail, or do you > need to have fetchmail process it first? I this so, but i do know where is the really problem. When i send mail from my outlook to me (loopback) the date is right and this is the iter of mail : my outlook -> postfix -> dbmail -> in database -> trought dbmail.pop3d -> my outlook If i send mail to my friends : my outlook -> postfix -> relay to another smtp If i reiceve mail from internet fetchmail -> mda set to : dbmail-smtp -n to in .fetchmailrc -> in database -> trought dbmail.pop3d -> my outlook but with wrong date. Ah, I work on Linux Mandrake 8.1 Bye