Maildrop doesn't filter or log filters
On 26.04.2003 09:19:10, Chris Rose wrote:
CR> Here's how i have things: I'm using postfix as a local MTA, and it's CR> calling maildrop with
CR> mailbox_command = /usr/bin/maildrop
CR>
CR> I have only one user that receives mail on my system, and that user CR> account has/d a ~/.mailfilter file. The problem is, whenever that file CR> exists, no mail whatsoever makes it into my Maildir. I've tested this - CR> i send a message to myself, and i receive nothing as long as there's a CR> mailfilter file existing. As soon as i rename it, i'm fine. CR>
What are the permissions on the .mailfilter file, they must be 0600. I had problems like this and this caused problems similar
Sean
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Here's how i have things: I'm using postfix as a local MTA, and it's calling maildrop with
mailbox_command=/usr/bin/maildropI have only one user that receives mail on my system, and that user account has/d a ~/.mailfilter file. The problem is, whenever that file exists, no mail whatsoever makes it into my Maildir. I've tested this - i send a message to myself, and i receive nothing as long as there's a mailfilter file existing. As soon as i rename it, i'm fine.
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What are the permissions on the .mailfilter file, they must be 0600. I had problems like this and this caused problems similar
Look in your mail logs / syslogs. Postfix / Maildrop is usualy pretty good about telling you what the problem is.
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James Turnbull
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Quoted 11 lines · Chris Rose
Here's how i have things: I'm using postfix as a local MTA, and it's calling maildrop with
mailbox_command=/usr/bin/maildropI have only one user that receives mail on my system, and that user account has/d a ~/.mailfilter file. The problem is, whenever that file exists, no mail whatsoever makes it into my Maildir. I've tested this - i send a message to myself, and i receive nothing as long as there's a mailfilter file existing. As soon as i rename it, i'm fine.
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What are the permissions on the .mailfilter file, they must be 0600. I had problems like this and this caused problems similar
Look in your mail logs / syslogs. Postfix / Maildrop is usualy pretty good about telling you what the problem is.
I cannot comment about Postfix as I never used it but Maildrop will not write to a log file if there is a permissions problem.
Sean
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Speaking from experience (sorry, should have posted my found fix on this a while ago), maildrop may not log that itself, but in the /var/log/maillog file you can find its output to stderr that indicated a permissions problem. Once i found this, all of it fell into place.
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Quoted 11 lines · Chris Rose
Here's how i have things: I'm using postfix as a local MTA, and it's calling maildrop with
mailbox_command=/usr/bin/maildropI have only one user that receives mail on my system, and that user account has/d a ~/.mailfilter file. The problem is, whenever that file exists, no mail whatsoever makes it into my Maildir. I've tested this - i send a message to myself, and i receive nothing as long as there's a mailfilter file existing. As soon as i rename it, i'm fine.
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What are the permissions on the .mailfilter file, they must be 0600. I had problems like this and this caused problems similar
Look in your mail logs / syslogs. Postfix / Maildrop is usualy pretty good about telling you what the problem is.
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I cannot comment about Postfix as I never used it but Maildrop will not write to a log file if there is a permissions problem.
Sean
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Quoted 6 lines · Chris Rose
Speaking from experience (sorry, should have posted my found fix on this a while ago), maildrop may not log that itself, but in the
/var/log/maillogfile you can find its output to stderr that indicated a permissions problem. Once i found this, all of it fell into place.sean
No problem, maybe this will help someone else as well :)
Sean
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