Re: lmtp should give temporary failure for mailbox unknown

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> Therefore we should concentrate on finding the real cause(s) of the
> problem and try to solve them.

Full acknowledge. That's why I wrote "until you have found the error".

But in the meanwhile, Ram possibly does not want to loose mails. And
it's easier to set a well documented option in postfix than hacking a
dangerous quick and dirty patch and recompile cyrus instead to give 4xx
responses.

I just fear that I cannot be of any help with debugging/fixing this bug.
Sorry.

Best,
Daniel

On 12.10.2006 13:46, Farzad FARID wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Daniel Eckl wrote:
>> Hmmm, well, a non existent mailbox is no temprary failure, it's very
>> permanent. okay, in this case it's a false error, but to make another
>> error to circumvent that is not a smooth solution.
>>
>> Perhaps you might want to set "soft_bounce = yes" in postfix' main.cf
>> until you have found the error.
>> See: http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#soft_bounce
>>   
> But in fact there are cases in a Cyrus Murder configuration when lmtpd
> returns a failure with a 5xx code because "mupdate" is simply not ready
> or temporarily unavailable. So simply setting soft bounces in Postfix is
> IMHO overkill and hides a "misfeature" in the Cyrus Imapd code.
> 
> Therefore we should concentrate on finding the real cause(s) of the
> problem and try to solve them. I'll try to file a bug report by
> describing a reproducible test case for my setup.
> 
> Ram, do you also use mupdate or any external source of information that
> could be the cause of the error lmtp gives you?
> 
>  Regards
> 
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