[Kolab-devel] Kolab 2.1 Distribution list

[gelpi@corona.it]

> Hi Andrea,
>
> Am Samstag, 7. Januar 2006 11:36 schrieb gelpi at corona.it:
> > 	I'm testing the 2.1 development December 15 snapshot.
>
> thanks, it is very important that people give this a beating.
>
> > Afeter installing it, I connect to amin web interface and the 
system ask
> > me to give an e-mail address for postamster, abuse and so on. I use
> > support at example.it and soon after I create support at example.it.
> >
> > After that I can see some distribution list for those addresses.
>
> What do this distribution lists contain?

This is the table of distribution list.

MAILER-DAEMON  	Pubblico  	Modifica  	Cancella
abuse 		Pubblico 	Modifica 	Cancella
hostmaster 	Pubblico 	Modifica 	Cancella
postmaster 	Pubblico 	Modifica 	Cancella
virusalert 	Pubblico	Modifica	Cancella

List name MAILER-DAEMON has member support at example.it as all the others.

Is there a way to view what really there is in ldap? (sorry I don't know
too much about it)

> The usual workflow would be to create a user and then enter this
> user in the webinterface to create the distribution lists.
> Of course the interface seems to suggest to the user to directly
> enter these addresses so a bug seem to be lying in here..

Yes I think so. I first enter the address and then I created the user.


> > But if I send a mail to postmaster at example.it the mail goes to 
/dev/null
> > as I can see from postfix log.
> >
> >
> > The same is for all other address listed in /kolab/etc/postfix/aliases
> >
> > In /koloab/var/postfix/log/postfix.log I can read
> >
> > <info> postfix/local[14054]: 665FC3C99C: to=<root at example.it>,
> > orig_to=<abuse at example.it>, relay=local, delay=0, status=sent 
(delivered
> > to file: /dev/null)
> >
> > Note: Here is "local" component of postfix that operate.
>
> Strange.
>
> > If I send a mail to virusalert at example.it I got back an error 
message:
> >
> > <virusalert at example.it>: service unavailable. Command output: 
Failed to set
> >      recipient: Invalid response code received from server, code 550
> >
> > Note that virusalert is not in /kolab/etc/postfix/aliases.
> >
> > Looking at the code it seems that the error come from 
kolabmailboxfilter
> > when it calls LMTP.
>
> Code 550 means: The mailbox does not exist with Cyrus IMAPd.
> So this might be because the distribution list were not created properly.

Is ther a way to recreate this list? If I delete them all?
I have tried to delete and the system ask me to recreate the list, but 
nothing changes.

Can you send me some advice to debug the code for this problem?

Andrea Gelpi