Thanks Noel. Further assistance needed:
> The message means what it says. You have specified SASL auth, but postfix > was not compiled with SASL support. Recompile postfix with SASL or if > you're using packages find a package that has SASL support. Would you be able to point me to a link that describes concisely how to compile postfix with SASL support ? If I don't use SASL, can I substitute with plain authentication (say Unix /etc/passwd ?) to keep it simple & how do I go about setting this? > When procmail signals that it has received the message, postfix > is done with it and removes the message from the postfix queue. > Postfix is just the transfer agent. Once mail has been transferred out of > postfix into something else, postfix tools will no longer show the message. >From my setup ie "postconf -n" where do the mails go to or what's the mailfile & directory it's in? >> local_recipient_maps = > Remove this parameter. So I just erase this line completely from main.cf ? > Maybe. The *nix mail command only supports mailfile (all mail stored in a > file). If you're using maildir (mails stored as separate files in a > directory), > you'll need mutt. (Most people prefer mutt anyway, which works > for both maildir and mailfile). > Which you're using depends on how procmail is configured to deliver mail. What's the command to verify if "mutt" is installed on my server? If it's not, where can I download it (for RHES 4.x). Point me to a link to install/configure it as well. I plan to have several Unix accounts in my server to receive mails, so I guess maildir is more suited in this case. Any link/doc on configuring procmail will be appreciated Roger
