Sjors Gielen wrote:
>I've just tried sending myself an e-mail again, and it is delivered to
>Mailman, but I now don't even see an error message appear in the
>errorlog, it doesn't even *try* to send a reply.
>Also, I have Postgrey installed with Postfix, so that might be why the
>message couldn't
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Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Sjors Gielen wrote:
>> I've just tried sending myself an e-mail again, and it is delivered to
>> Mailman, but I now don't even see an error message appear in the
>> errorlog, it doesn't even *try* to send a reply.
>> Also, I have P
Sjors Gielen wrote:
>
>I've just tried sending myself an e-mail again, and it is delivered to
>Mailman, but I now don't even see an error message appear in the
>errorlog, it doesn't even *try* to send a reply.
>Also, I have Postgrey installed with Postfix, so that might be why the
>message couldn't
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Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Sjors Gielen wrote:
>> However, I never see it send a reply, at least not through postfix:
>>
>> Dec 09 14:02:52 2007 (13531) Low level smtp error: (104, 'Connection
>> reset by peer'), msgid:
>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Dec 09 14:02
Sjors Gielen wrote:
>
>However, I never see it send a reply, at least not through postfix:
>
>Dec 09 14:02:52 2007 (13531) Low level smtp error: (104, 'Connection
>reset by peer'), msgid:
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Dec 09 14:02:52 2007 (13531) delivery to [EMAIL PROTECTED] failed with
>code -1: (104, 'C
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Hi,
After a while of messing with it all, I got Mailman pretty much set up
correctly. I'm using a self-compiled Mailman along with Debians'
postfix. I needed to compile Mailman myself because the Debian version
had 'www-user' compiled-in as the web us
