darr...@accenture.com writes:
The problem:
It appears that maildrop truncates and drops messages a couple months
after a user account is active. Over the course of one day, messages of
There's absolutely no code in maildrop that would begin to drop messages a
couple of months after a new user account was created.
In fact, maildrop has absolutely no bloody idea when a particular account
was created. That information is simply not available to maildrop.
[root@cent ~]# rpm -q maildrop
maildrop-1.7.0-1.3
That version of maildrop is over a year old. Even if -- highly unlikely --
there turns up a problem in that version of maildrop, after all these years,
nobody would really care about this code, any mode.
Nov 12 14:41:03 cent spamd[2318]: connection from localhost.localdomain
[127.0.0.1] at port 34694
So you have some kind of a spam filter, that you've somehow glued together
with maildrop.
This is the most likely source of your dropped and truncated mail.
There are no known issues in maildrop that would cause lost or truncated
mail. If you use the xfilter command (or an equivalent) to send mail
through an external mail filter, and it loses or corrupts the mail, there's
absolutely nothing that maildrop can do about it.
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