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From: Matt Soccio (soccio
astro.psu.edu)Date: Tue Apr 30 2002 - 13:31:06 CDT
I have a user with a .forward, but he does not always get his mail.
Usually this is a problem on his end, but this time I am not seeing the
usual port 25 connection refused errors in my mail log. Instead I see
that it was sucessfully delivered to his local mailbox as if the .forward
wasn't even there.
Apr 29 18:01:36 mailserver.astro.psu.edu postfix/local[3712]: [ID 197553
mail.info] 4E1721DCE: to=<user
mailserver.astr
o.psu.edu>, relay=local, delay=1, status=sent (mailbox)
I have checked my daemon logs, and I do not see the mailserver complaining
that it couldn't access his home dir. I also checked the machine with his
home dir and don't see any issues with the share.
Does anyone have any other ideas why a .forward may be skipped over just
once? I can't duplicate the result and I don't see anything else in the
logs that's making the light bulb go on.
Thanks
Matt
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