Yes, this default value also bugged be several times :) Strange to add a NIS mal by default ...
BTW, i hate that the reply-to is not set to the list :D chrissko wrote:
The output is indeed a non-root user, but before I run the command you mentioned, I modified the /etc/main.cf file, so now alias_maps = hash:/etc/aliases (without nis:mail.aliases) and it started working, it delivers the emails fine now. Thank you very much for your patience and help!This issue is sorted now.
