Khalil Abbas wrote:
>
>is there a way to view and accept or reject held messages using command line
>via SSH instead of opening the web interface?
You can view the mail via
bin/dumpdb data/heldmsg-LIST-NNN.pck
Or, if HOLD_MESSAGES_AS_PICKLES is set to No in mm_cfg.py
cat data/heldmsg-LIST
hi,
is there a way to view and accept or reject held messages using command line
via SSH instead of opening the web interface?
Thanks..
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Jian Gao wrote"
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>Then, as you recommended, I add domain1.com as mydestination on main.cf,
>reload Postfix:
>/[r...@mail postfix]# postconf -n | grep mydestination
>mydestination = mail.domain1.com, domain1.com, localhost,
>localhost.localdomain/
>
>Then I test by sending email to the same tes.
Hi, Mark,
Maybe i am wrong but I think something is not correct and I am still
confused.
Let roll back to the beginning stage before Mailman installed. My mail
server using mysql as backend to handle virtual domain. Let say I have
domain1 and domain2 exist. I also have user table in MySQL. Fo
Jian Gao wrote:
>
>Here are some of information:
There is a non-critical issue.
>---
>[r...@mail in]# postconf -n
[...]
>mydestination = mail.mydomain.com, myd
Jian Gao wrote:
>
>It seems the mail get drliverd by postfix. But when I check mail as
>i...@mydomain.com ( this is the owner of the Mailman list) there is
>nothing.
The owner of the mailman or of any list does not receive posts to that
list unless the owner is also a member.
>So I went to ch
Thank you, Mark, for the help.
We had a power outage last Friday so I didn't had chance to play with
it. Now I rebuilt my test sever and reconfigured the Mailman. I also
patched the Mailman/MTA/Postfix.py.
Now I can see the improvement (no more "Unknown user") but I still has
some trouble.
