Le 15/11/2010 02:57, flip side a écrit :
Yes, the mail from the primary account was logged. As you'll notice in
the postconf-n, I've set debug_peer_list=google.com <http://google.com>
and that produced plenty of debugging information when I sent an e-mail
from the primary account. Even before I added debug_peer_list, mail from
the primary account was being logged as would be expected.
But if I post from the alternate account, I'm seeing nothing at all. I
agree with you that it looks as though nothing has arrived. That's
really why I posted here--to find out whether there was anything else I
could check.
There is no need to enable debugging. standard logs will tell it all: if
you see no log, then it did not reach postfix.
It's really baffling. I can post a mail from gmail and it
arrives. I can then immediately post exactly the same mail, but tell
gmail to send it from the alternate account, and it disappears into the
ether. As far as I'm aware, the only difference between the two mails
will be that the second one has a "sender" header. And if the e-mail
really isn't getting though, then I'd have expected a failure report to
be returned to my gmail account. It's all very odd.
well, try sending to an account at yahoo, hotmail, ... etc and see what
happens.
anyway, we can't help much...
