On 26/04/06, Gordon Messmer <yiny...@eburg.com> wrote:
Binand Sethumadhavan wrote:
Now, the problem is that I added a few aliases to /etc/courier/system
(mainly, for postmaster, abuse and mail). But I get, from makealiases
-dump,
ma...@host.domain.com: ali...@host.domain.com
What does the alias actually look like, in the "system" file? It should
just say:
mail: alias
...and work the way you expect it to.
I thought it would, too. Here is how it looks:
postmaster: admin
# Additional aliases may be defined here, or create other files in
# local/config/aliases directory.
#
# After making any changes, run the makealiases script to compile the
# alias database.
abuse: admin
mail: admin
postmaster and abuse do indeed work, the one I am having problem is
mail (which exists as a Unix user on FC2).
I just did a courier flush, and I still get:
Apr 26 07:46:29 vaibus courierlocal:
id=0041C80A.4448F95A.0000117C,from=<xx...@gmail.com>,addr=<ma...@domain.com>:
maildrop: Home directory owned by wrong user.
Binand