From: Tim Johnson <tim(_at_)johnsons-web(_dot_)com>
Hello All:
From Rob's emails, we could see that I needed to have
sendmail running:
OS is Linux Red Hat 6.0.
sendmail was started from Control Panel, and the machine was rebooted.
ps -ax shows sendmail on port 25
==>>
sendmail: accepting connections on port 2
Now, as I run fetchmail, it appears that mail is 'fetched', but there
still appears to be problems
??
I am also not sure where to expect the messages to be delivered to:
I show no deliveries at either /var/spool/mail/tim
(which I believe is where mutt expects to find it)
nor do I see any delivery to ~/mail
Below is a partial delivery of fetchmail messages as it makes connection:
========================================================
MAIL FROM:<tim(_at_)johnsons-web(_dot_)com> BODY=8BITMIME SIZE=1294
fetchmail: SMTP< 250 <tim(_at_)johnsons-web(_dot_)com>... Sender ok
fetchmail: SMTP> RCPT TO:<test+johnsons-web(_dot_)com(_at_)localhost>
fetchmail: SMTP< 550 <test+johnsons-web(_dot_)com(_at_)localhost>... User
unknown
fetchmail: SMTP> RSET
fetchmail: SMTP< 250 Reset state
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"User unknown" indicates to me that something is still unresolved.
User is tim
mail is sent from tim(_at_)johnsons-web(_dot_)com
mail is sent to test(_at_)johnsons-web(_dot_)com
Ah, but as you can see from the log above, it's trying to deliver to
"test+johnsons-web.com" rather than tim. It sounds like a configuration
problem (presumably that should be an @ rather than a +).
If that's what you actually want, simply create an alias (/etc/mail/aliases)
for "test+johnsons-web.com: tim" and run newaliases.
Rob
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