Pollywog said:
On 11/29/2004 08:22 pm, Gordon Messmer wrote:
Pollywog wrote:
On 11/29/2004 07:57 pm, Gordon Messmer wrote:
Perhaps I should remove the Courier apps that came with the machine
and
install Courier IMAP myself. That would probably fix the problem.
Maybe, but it's hard to say. So far you've said very little about what
the problem is. Exactly what do you expect to happen, and what does
happen instead?
I wanted mail sent to linux-kde at shadypond.com to go to linux at
shadypond.com, but I could not get this to work on one of my systems. I
have fixed the problem, sort of, using aliases. It's not the way I
wanted
to do it, but it works and it's good enough. On my other system, I
don't need aliases to get it to work.
So you have a Postfix server simply relaying the messages (after
performing virus/spam filtering) then it hits Courier-MTA? OK, you can
either configure the mailshares as an NFS share, mount them on the postfix
server and have postfix do final delivery directly to the mailshares (I'd
recommend this, why complicate things with multiple MTAs when you don't
need to?) or you can configure Courier to accept linux-kde style
addresses. See the docs here:
http://www.courier-mta.org/dot-courier.html
In the future, you might try using the -v (Verbose) option when composing
help requests to mailing lists :) Moderators rarely get upset for users
supplying to much information, unless of course their including the imap
logfile for connecting to their folder with 10,000 emails....
Jay
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