From: mouss (no email)
Date: Tue Jul 05 2005 - 03:29:11 EDT
Postmaster wrote:
>>>Maildrop does NOT appear to run when invoked by postfix - should
>>>it show in the logs ?
>>
>>From "mouss" you should see things like:
>>
>>Jul 2 01:30:13 boxname postfix/pipe[23263]: 75AC82B703D:
>>to=<>, relay=maildrop, delay=0, status=sent
>>(example.net)
>>
>>Please stop obfuscating the logs by randomly replacing email
>>addresses and domains. we can't guess what is munged and what
>>is not. if you care about privacy, replace foo at yourdomain by
>>bar at virtual dot example, and so on.
>>
>>your logs don't show the mail delivered locally. you'll need
>>to debug that first.
>>
>>
>>>From "tonni"
>>>mailbox_command = /usr/local/bin/maildrop -d ${USER} [-w90}
>>>
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>
> Thank you mouss & tonni
>
> Not sure how to proceeed - sending to a local user:
>
> Jul 4 13:36:17 xxxxx maildrop[14609]: Temporary authentication
> failure.
> Jul 4 13:36:17 xxxxx postfix/local[14608]: 8E09C5A0277:
> to=<>, relay=local, delay=8464, status=deferred
> (temporary failure. Command output: ERR: authdaemon: s_connect()
> failed: Permission denied /usr/local/bin/maildrop: Temporary
> authentication failure. ) Occurs two times.
make sure authdaemon configuration files are readable by the uid used to
run maildrop (but also courier, so don't just change the owner).
to debug authdaemon, set DEBUG_LOGIN=2 in your authdaemonrc file.
to debug maildrop, run it from the command line with -V option.
>
> The test was a valid single recepient - local user.
so maildrop asks authdaemon to get infos for this user. but authdaemon
could not read its configuration files so cannot even know where to
check users.
So at least I know
> maildrop is now being called - although unsuccessfully. I found a
> gentoo-wiki.com/Maildrop_configuration that had the "-w90" parameter
> and its meaning. I run SuSE 9.2 with downloaded postfix 2.2.3 and
> gentoo looks different enough to get me in trouble. But..."who" has the
> authentication failure ? Maildrop ? the user ? Oh, and maildrop.log
> is still empty...so I get no help there. Ideas ?
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