Hi,
I am running a debian 7 server. All good. I guess after an recent generel server update (may not be linked) rsyslog and postfix stop to really be working. rsyslog could not be started and was fixed with rsyslogd -c5 so that log functionality returned. But with postfix all inbound messages are put to queue with * but get never put into mail directory. When running check there was an issue for one of my virtual domains, that there was no dkim signature. it complained about permissions. Afterall I excluded in main.conf of postix the use of dkim. Still postfix keeps them all in the active queue... And the s t r a n g e thing is: NO error in logs mail.log, mail.err, etc.) When I use on the server a locel user like root the maildrop seems to work (at times). I have checked the mysql databases, no error. When I send an email to my server (virtual domain) with a fake name, it gets correctly bounced back no such user in virtual table. This is what the logs share eventually: syslog: postfix/qmgr[26950]: B0FEA381A49: from=<mailer_user@my_virtual-domain>, size=1107, nrcpt=1 (queue active) Any advice where to start fixing this?! Yes, flushing no cure. I once did with a filled queue an hold and release, then the deferred messages all were gone! is there some dead.letter location to be finding them again?! THX, Jimbo -- *via www.LinuxMint.com 16:Petra*
