On 2009.01.31 11:45:22 +0000, Charles Gregory wrote:
On Fri, 30 Jan 2009, Rem P Roberti wrote:
Well, I had crontab firing away, and I tried just about every recipe
that I could think of. So, it appears that the problem has absolutely
nothing to do with procmail....
Suggest you check /etc/aliases, recipient's .forward and so on, for a use
of a FILESPEC as destination instead of an address/user.
/etc/aliases was modified thusly: root: <user> And then newaliases was
invoked to make the change.
Or do you have your MTA configured to use one 'local delivery agent' for
mail coming in through the SMTP interface, but another program for mail
from local sources? Try sending a mail directly to root yourself, and see
where it goes?
This is an interesting question. I am using msmtp to receive mail via
smtp. I did not make any changes to files in /etc/mail. When I try to
send email directly to root Mutt indicates that the mail was sent but it
just seems to disappear. Nothing shows up in /var/log/maillog or
anywhere else indicating that the mail was ever sent.
Rem
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