> First of all, I don't think this has set your CyrusV2 mailer as local. There is > a FEATURE for doing just that, if you must use it. Secondly, man, that path is
You are correct. You have to set confLOCAL_MAILER (or whatever) to cyrusv2. I forgot to do that. > awfully long. I'm not saying that something will not work, just that it looks > ugly. Consider installing under custom paths. On Tru64 UNIX I use > "/usr/opt/Cyrus-IMAP-2.1.15" for program and config files and > "/var/opt/Cyrus-IMAP-2.1.15" for maildir, cyrus config and sockets. Just a > sugestion. Yes I know it's long and ugly. I'm running RHEL 2.1 ES on the server and I wanted to put the package in /usr/local/. I don't have an opt partition. /opt isn't very common on Linux systems I don't imagine as most systems run primarily with rpm or deb package management. Historically I've always put things I build from source in /usr/local. > As expected - "example.com" is not local domain and the sender was not > explicitely allowed to relay, either by "/etc/mail/relay-domains" or Access > Table map. Anyway. What I did was just add "example.com RELAY" back into /etc/mail/access and everything works. I think I got my head around the issue. Because I need sendmail to deliver mail to the LMTP socket with the @fqdn.com attached (for virtual domain support in cyrus) I need sendmail to treat cyrus as a non-local delivery option. Hence the use of mailertable et al. And hence why setting up cyrus as the local mailer didn't work either as sendmail was stripping the @fqdn.com before delivering to the LMTP socket. There are probably other ways to skin the cat. This one seems to work fine. There are no "local" mail accounts on the server so the only locally delivered mail should be for root and that's be aliased to a user on a different host. Regards -- Oliver Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Deeper Design Limited
