i now linked dbmail against mysql 3.23.57 but it has the same effect...
sometimes i have another mystical thing going on in qmail... when i send a
mail to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
it tries to send it to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
dbmail searches for
"@cola"
or
"@cola"
althoug it has to search for
"[EMAIL PROTECTED
It even won't work with mysql 3.23.52 and 3.23.56... :'(
>i now linked dbmail against mysql 3.23.57 but it has the same effect...
>sometimes i have another mystical thing going on in qmail... when i send a
>mail to
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>it tries to send it to
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>dbmail searches fo
What is the dbmail log telling?
If you set TRACE_LEVEL to 5 dbmail wil exactly explain how it is
recursively traversing the aliases table into finding the right
delivery.
It will first try to find the delivery for that address. If it doesn't
find it, it will strip everyting from before the @ a
Auto-Reply gives me:
send_reply(): reply could not be sent: sendmail error
"Sendmail" is postfix,
SENDMAIL=/usr/sbin/sendmail
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
AUTO_NOTIFY=yes
AUTO_REPLY=yes
LOG lvl 5:
Aug 6 21:13:31 mailhub dbmail/smtp[14311]: db_query(): executing [SELECT
reply_body FROM auto
GOT IT!!!
whyever (a command-line test didn't do that) dbmail seems to be confised
about a "from" or anything with " in it, possible?
i couldn't find anything in the source for that, but still...
fprintf(mailpipe, "To: %s\n", replyto ? replyto : from);
is apparently the line that does No Good..
