We have a cluster of servers that provide external email security
filtering and then postfix delivers the safe email via lmtp to mailboxes
on the various servers in the cluster (using SASLauth of course).
I just updated our dev server to 2.5.9 and while email delivery seems to
be working fine, now we are seeing these messages every time postfix
delivers email to the upgraded server:
cyrus/lmtp[8140]: Bad IPLOCALPORT value
cyrus/lmtp[8140]: Bad IPREMOTEPORT value
Our cyrus.conf config for lmtp looked like this at the time of the change.
lmtp cmd="lmtpd" listen="*:lmtp" prefork=10 maxchild=20
I have also tried replacing the wildcard host with listen="lmtp" and
still receive "Bad IPxxxxPOST value".
So this almost seems like postfix is not communicating the lmtp
correctly and Cyrus is reporting it but then goes on to handle it?
FWIW, our postfix does an LDAP lookup to fetch the hostname to deliver
the email within the cluster. The hostname is plugged into this
result_filter = lmtp:inet:%s:lmtp
So is Cyrus now looking for something different from postfix? ie,
should I be talking to the Postfix folks instead of bothering everyone
here? ;-)
Sincere regards,
--
Andy Dorman
Ironic Design, Inc.
AnteSpam.com
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