Dennis Plöger | getit GmbH writes:
Hi!> - Run makealiasesHmm... makealiases doesn't seem to take /etc/courier/aliasdir into account I think. Or am I wrong? makealiases -dump doesn't include the forwarded adresses from /etc/courier/aliasdir, but didn't on the original system as well.
This is correct. makealiases only reads the /etc/courier/aliases/* files.
> - Also check the ownership and the permissions of the aliasdir/.courier* > file itself, in addition to the permissions on the directory. And check the > permissions of all parent directories, to verify that they're searchable by > the mail user.Yes, they are. I "su"ed into the mail user and could perfectly see the contents of the .courier*-files.> That's the only missing steps I could think of. Hmm... didn't work. Thanks anyway. Does anybody else have an idea?
The only other thing I can think of is a rather crude, brute force approach. Telnet to port 25, send EHLO and MAIL FROM commands.
Before sending the RCPT TO command, there will be a 'submit' process running. Attach strace to it, with the -s 256 flag, and then submit the RCPT TO command. This will log every file the submit process opens, which should provide some indication exactly what it's reading.
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