One question:
Should the aliases file contain any user names or alias usernames? It remains unchanged
from the initial install. The virtusertable has all the userid and alias id's.
Could this be the problem?
I did notice 'abuse' in the aliases file.
Steve
coba-e (at mark) bluequartz.org writes:
>Hi Steve,
>
>> Yes I have done both and newaliases. I have Brian's Nuonce MailScanner,
>> SpamAssassion, and ClamAV. Usually work well, have on the Raq systems, but
>> make be the reason they break here.
>
>Ah, ok. As far as I know they shouldn't break the alias behaviour of Sendmail.
>
>> Can you recommend any other log file I may look besides maillog to help?
>
>It is unlikely that /var/log/messages will show anything related to this
>issue. So /var/log/maillog would indeed be the place to look for errors
>concerning this problem.
>
>What you can do is to increase value for the switch "O LogLevel=9"
>in /etc/mail/sendmail.cf
>
>Set it to 15 and restart Sendmail/MailScanner. Then check /var/log/maillog
>again and see if you get more information relevant to the problem.
>
>But do not forget to set the LogLevel back to 9 (and restart Sendmail
>afterwards), or your /var/log/maillog will get *very* big pretty soon.
>
>--
>
>With best regards,
>
>Michael Stauber
>
>
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