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Arnau Bria wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> I have little to offer to you... |
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> I have been having problems with same, but using a "real" mail server |
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> (for your root@localhost I assume you're using default postfix install, |
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> am I right?) |
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> |
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Thank you for you response. |
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1) About the "real" server: Well, "echo test | sendmail -t |
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root@localhost" works. I assume it should be enough, but I also tried |
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with "root@××××××××××.com realdomain.com" - no change. |
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2) Yes, it is postfix from the portage. Installed and configured as |
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described in the official documentation found at: |
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http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/mailfilter-guide.xml |
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> I saw the error when a package finished its emerge, then portage told |
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> me that there was a problem with AUTH... |
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> Please, take a look after a package is compiled (not installed) to look |
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> for any special message. |
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> And also, take a look into postfix log file... |
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I see no errors. Neither while emerging, neither in the logs. No problem |
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with AUTH, because I use IP based policy for email relaying without |
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authentication. |
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Now. The things got even more weird and unexplainable for me. I did |
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"emerge -DuNav world" and there were some font packages to be rebuild |
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because of a change in the USE flags. After emerge finished I got emails |
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for the those packages but not a single message in the syslog. Another |
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thing I noticed is that packages emerged by "emerge -DuNav world" put |
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their logs in "/var/log/portage/elog/" while all other packages put |
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their logs in "/var/log/portage/". |
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Strange. I think I'm missing something simple but important. Any ideas? |
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Best regards, |
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Daniel |
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