d...@powerstandards.com:
> Hi Wietse,
>
> This is a syslog snapshot of the situation a few seconds earlier:
> * postmap processes dying because of a missing file (remember, there is no
> mention of the db file in the current configuration)
> * other postmap processes creating/populating the db fil
Hi Wietse,
This is a syslog snapshot of the situation a few seconds earlier:
* postmap processes dying because of a missing file (remember, there is no
mention of the db file in the current configuration)
* other postmap processes creating/populating the db file "N" times, ergo
the duplicate ent
Hi Wietse,
Let me start by saying thank you for this software!!
> Why are you running postmap every 5 seconds?
I am not (as far as I know--well, clearly I am but I don't know why), at
least not on purpose. I did not notice it myself until I started trying
to debug this issue.
The output you re
d...@powerstandards.com:
> Feb 14 08:47:11 P1234567 mail.warn postfix/postmap[16487]: warning:
> /etc/postfix/sender_access2.db: duplicate entry: "xx...@yyy.com"
> Feb 14 08:47:13 P1234567 mail.warn postfix/postmap[16499]: warning:
> /etc/postfix/sender_access2.db: duplicate entry: "xx...@yyy.com"
I am seeing a very strange effect. I documented it from the command line
below.
I am running on an embedded system. What we are trying to do is whitelist
a very short list of recipients.
I am trying to set up some header and address verification checks, and
will soon have written about that in a
