Last time I had such a problem, the recipient accidentially discarded
all mails using a sieve rule. Could this apply to you, too? Can your
customers set sieve rules?
Perhaps they aren't discarded, but forwarded without storing locally?
Best,
Daniel
Rustedt, Florian schrieb:
Hello,
i am pretty new to cyrus, so excuse my low expertise:
We've set up a combination of postfix+sasl+mysql+cyrus. Transport is
postfix-lmtp.
It is running now flawlessly since about one year, but now, we've got a
severe problem:
Three of our customers can't get mails. The Mail is transported via postfix
and via lmtp. Both logg an "sent=ok", the lmtp-log only contains
additionally some errors about missing sieve-files. However i got no sieve
configured, so it should be not of interest.
What can i look for now? Where could be the error?
It seems, that postfix/lmtp delivers the mail and cyrus accepts it, without
error. And then the Mail get's lost?!
Of course, there is enough diskspace and no high load.
Kind regards, Florian
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