Re: [courier-users] alias@hosteddomain question

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Lindsay Haisley writes:

> Sam, when you could not confirm this bug, what version of Courier were
> you using? I'm using 0.55.1-r1 ("r1" = Gentoo Linux revision number).
> You mentioned that there have been some extensive revisions to the code
> supporting alias accounts. Did you test on this version, or on one that
> contains changes to courierlocal which might affect this problem?

I am using the current code, but there are no major to courierlocal in
0.56+, the major changes lie elsewhere. courierlocal only handles final,
local mail delivery. All the logic, that determines where the message should
be delivered to, lies elsewhere, in courierd, where all the major changes
are.

Your logs showed that courierlocal received and delivered the message:

Sep 8 12:02:19 shakti courierlocal:
id=000000000014255A.0000000046E2D55D.000076C7,from =<fmouse@bubba.cactus.org>
,addr=<@fmp.com>,size=703,success: Message delivered.

This is irrefutable.

Sep 8 12:02:19 shakti courierd:
started,id=000000000014255A.0000000046E2D55D.00007 6C7,from=<fmouse@bubba.cac
tus.org>,module=local,host=alias@fmp.com!!111!12!/home/vmail/domains/fmp.com/al
ias!!,addr=<alias@fmp.com>

This is courierd telling courierlocal to deliver this message to
/home/vmail/domains/fmp.com/alias

You have a .courier-default file in there. Prepend something before the
final delivery instruction in there, something like:

| cat >/tmp/lastmessage.txt

By viewing its contents, you'll be able to confirm what was the last message
processed by that .courier-default file.

I see two possibilities:

1) A normal message get saved in /tmp/lastmessage.txt, but the one in
question isn't

2) Both messages get saved in /tmp/lastmessage.txt

The next steps to unravel this mystery depends on which possibility turns
out to be the case, here.

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