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From: mouss (no email)
Date: Sat Jun 23 2007 - 11:37:34 EDT
Jim Syler wrote:
> On Jun 19, 2007, at 8:33 PM, Noel Jones wrote:
>
>> At 06:47 PM 6/19/2007, Jim Syler wrote:
>>> I'm having problems forwarding items to Blogger for posting. Some
>>> emails will go through, some not. The log shows that they all go
>>> through,
>>
>> If the log shows the message was accepted by the remote system, your
>> responsibility ends there.
>>
>>> but it seems that the ones that Blogger never actually posts have
>>> "delay=1" in the log entry.
>>
>> that's how long the mail was in your queue. Unrelated.
>
> Well, foo. Alright, what could the problem be? I'm trying to forward
> posts that are emailed to me from Blogger back to to Blogger, which
> will post it to my blog (this is a method I got from
> http://oldcola.blogspot.com/goodies/BloggerCategories.html). The
> problem is that while this works fine for locally-generated email,
> auto-forwards from Blogger do not go through. I've checked the headers
> and added any (with formail) that seemed to be missing, but nothing's
> working. Help? I'll gladly post full headers if needed.
As Noel said, if postfix logs say that the message was accepted by the
remote server, then the problem is on the remote server. If the remote
server discards mail, nobody can help you but the manager of the remote
site!
PS. Look at postfix logs and make sure it is forwarded to the right place.
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