did you run /etc/mail/make after db files update?
On Sun, May 18, 2014 at 12:09 PM, Steven Stern <subscribed-lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 05/18/2014 01:37 PM, Jack Craig wrote:
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> On Sun, May 18, 2014 at 10:38 AM, Steven Stern
> <subscribed-lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:subscribed-lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>>
> wrote:
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> I have root aliased to "webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> <mailto:webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxx>" in /etc/aliases. When I
> use "sendmail -bv root", it shows that the mail will be send to
> "webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxx>".
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> But when I use "mail root", the mail goes to
> "root@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:root@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>".
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> Mail is handled by a SMARTHOST statement going out to a gmail mx server,
> but the problem remains if I let it default to finding an MX on its own.
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> I'm baffled.
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> *you might try some of these sendmail debug chants, ...*
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> cat /var/log/maillog | grep -c 'reject='
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> to reset service
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> /etc/init.d/sendmail {start|stop|restart}
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> sendmail logging levels
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> /-d0 General debugging.
> -d1 Show send information.
> -d2 End with finis( ).
> -d3 Print the load average.
> -d4 Enough disk space.
> -d5 Show events.
> -d6 Show failed mail.
> -d7 The queue file name.
> -d8 DNS name resolution.
> -d9 Trace RFC1413 queries.
> -d9.1 Make host name canonical.
> -d10 Show recipient delivery.
> -d11 Trace delivery.
> -d12 Show mapping of relative host.
> -d13 Show delivery.
> -d14 Show header field commas.
> -d15 Show network get request activity.
> -d16 Outgoing connections.
> -d17 List MX hosts./
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> 12 SMTP connects logged at LOG_INFO.
> 13 Log bad user shells, world-writable files, and other questionable
> situations.
> 14 Connection refusals logged at LOG_INFO.
> 15 All incoming and outgoing SMTP commands and their arguments logged at
> LOG_INFO.
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> sendmail -v -d0.15 -bv jackc
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When I run it from the command line, it looks OK. But when it gets to
Google, the header does not include "for <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxx>".
It's addressed to "root@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx". When I
send from an identically configured CentOS machine, the "for" line appears.
I've gone so far as to copy /etc/mail/* and /etc/aliases* from that
CentOS machine to my Fedora machine, but that doesn't fix the problem.
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