ISPConfig 3 RC1 Incoming eMail

[jpb77]

Same problem here with Ubuntu 8.10.

Now it's working with Inco's solution, but you must put a space between "-d" and "vmail":

flags=R user=vmail argv=/usr/bin/maildrop -d vmail ${extension} ${recipient} ${user} ${domain} ${sender}

Thanks Inco.

[gemini]

Hello,

I've got similar problem with mails with ISPConfig and Debian 4.0

Feb 3 14:58:57 stock postfix/pipe[7008]: C1879109E58: to=, relay=maildrop, delay=0.09, delays=0.06/0.02/0/0.01, dsn=5.1.1, status=bounced (user unknown. Command output: Invalid user specified. )

Full mail log located here
Postfix master.cf
When I tried to change postfix config for listed above then error occured:

Feb 3 15:38:05 stock postfix/cleanup[24092]: 3E9B210A4F4: message-id=<846642ef0902030638y5c65c1a9v4fa9489113b02dd3@mail.gmail.com>
Feb 3 15:38:05 stock postfix/qmgr[24084]: 3E9B210A4F4: from=, size=2106, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
Feb 3 15:38:05 stock postfix/pipe[24097]: warning: file /etc/postfix/master.cf: service maildrop: unknown macro name: "domain"
Feb 3 15:38:05 stock postfix/smtpd[24095]: disconnect from localhost.localdomain[127.0.0.1]

What is strange, that "to=" parameter isn't specified (log is unedited).

maildrop -d my_email@my_domain.com
shows "Invalid user specified"
while I'm sure there is such user within mysql DB of IspConfig
Does the maildrop use some cache or something or should it use straight from mysql? Because I don't see any queries to DB.

[AceFrahm]

I followed Inco's instruction, but I don't really know what it does, I was just hoping for something simple that would work.

Originally Posted by Inco

problem in master.cf in postfix, with arguments who send pipe to maildrop and .mailfilter don't know this argument.
known torouble as "user unknown. Command output: /usr/local/bin/maildrop: Invalid user specified."
I use next configuration master.cf


maildrop unix - n n - - pipe
flags=R user=vmail argv=/usr/bin/maildrop -dvmail ${extension} ${recipient} ${user} ${domain} ${sender}

work fine. ubuntu 8.10

I tried Inco's solution with jpb77's extra space added, on a fresh complete reinstallation.

Originally Posted by jpb77

Same problem here with Ubuntu 8.10.

Now it's working with Inco's solution, but you must put a space between "-d" and "vmail":

flags=R user=vmail argv=/usr/bin/maildrop -d vmail ${extension} ${recipient} ${user} ${domain} ${sender}

Thanks Inco.

It did not work for me. I get the same error.

I also get the same result as gemini:

Originally Posted by gemini

maildrop -d my_email@my_domain.com
shows "Invalid user specified"
while I'm sure there is such user within mysql DB of IspConfig
Does the maildrop use some cache or something or should it use straight from mysql? Because I don't see any queries to DB.

But I can see my e-mail user in the MySQL ispconfigdb mail_user table!!!???


maildrop -d ___ace___.___frahm___@__acefrahm___.com [without the underscores]

produces the same "Invalid user specified" message for me that gemini got.

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I would like to use ISPConfig as a no-brainer IMAP mailbox auto-config, but I'm willing to learn how to make a mail-server run from scratch if I must.

till: when you said:

Originally Posted by till

Your system seems to work properly. You will just have to change the mailscan option for the email account and domain to not rejecet bad headers.

What did you mean exactly?
This user already has no spamfilter applied, and no other rules of any kind applied.
Exactly how do I tell ISPConfig to accept bad headers, and if I do, aren't I defeating spam filtering and Clam Antivirus?

[AceFrahm]

In

/etc/postfix/master.cf

I put this on the maildrop line:

  flags=R user=vmail argv=/usr/bin/maildrop -dv mail ${extension} ${recipient} ${user} ${domain} ${sender}

Notice the incorrect "-dv mail".

I should have put THIS on the maildrop line instead:

  flags=R user=vmail argv=/usr/bin/maildrop -d vmail ${extension} ${recipient} ${user} ${domain} ${sender}

Notice the correct "-d vmail".

A message sent from gmail can now get through.


Thank you friends for your help!


For anyone else in trouble with your install trying to follow along with this thread, I did not find it necessary to replace courier-maildrop with plain old maildrop as in afredriksson's post:

Originally Posted by afredriksson

Hi everyone. I have had the same problem on my Ubuntu installation and have after a few days of searching down wrong tracks found the solution.

The problem is, at least in Ubuntu, that authlib support is absent in the courier-maildrop package. Once I found out that this was my problem, I was able to get it to work by removing the courier-maildrop package and instead install the standalone maildrop package:

sudo apt-get remove courier-maildrop
sudo apt-get install maildrop

I don't know where else I need to post this solution, someone please direct me. I am a newbee to this site.

And by the way. WOW! This is a great product! :-)

Even though he reports his switcheroo worked for him.

[AceFrahm]

Hey gemini, I got it working on Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex. Is there any particular reason you're using ordinary Debian instead?
Ubuntu is built on debian.

[gemini]

Originally Posted by AceFrahm

Hey gemini, I got it working on Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex. Is there any particular reason you're using ordinary Debian instead?
Ubuntu is built on debian.

Well, I've choosed debian because it's more recommended as server distribution while ubuntu is recommended more as desktop (I'm not very advanced linux user, so I relied on others opinions).
Currently I'd rather avoid changing OS, since I've already moved everything on new server, dropped old one, and reinstall of server would mean downtime of websites as well as a lot of work. Everything works perfectly, except mail.


P.S. I can't find any maildrop mysql related config.
Is there any way to test mysql/support/connection with maildrop? I can't find such option ;/