[Kolab-devel] Kolab 2.1 Distribution list

[gelpi@corona.it]

Hi,
	I think I have found a partial solution.

First af all I modify master,cf to get smtpd more verbose

25      inet  n       -       n       -       -       smtpd -v -v -v

Sending an email to abuse at example.it I discovered that the look-up table 
  inquired are:

recipient_canonical_maps
canonical_maps
virtual_alias_maps

The last one is empty. So modifing main.cf with:

virtual_alias_maps= ldap:/kolab/etc/postfix/ldapdistlist.cf

and reloading postfix now all the mailing list works.

I don't know if this is the solution and if I also have to add 
ldapvirtual.cf to virtual_alias_maps.

Andrea Gelpi

P.S.: I change also /kolab/etc/postfix/aliases to avoid mail sent to 
root goes to /dev/null. I like to see them.


gelpi at corona.it wrote:
>>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
> 
> 
> 
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