/home/diradmin/Maildir/

If your problem is the same then the resolution may be the same. If not then please post your specific problem; referring to someone else's problem, already solved, is decidedly not a question and I'm not sure what /home/diradmin/Maildir/ has to do with the referred to problem.

Before you post your problem please look here for advice. Unless you follow that advice there's really no way to help you resolve any email-related problem.

Jeff
 
2008-05-27 11:21:38 1K0tV4-00023t-BU <= diradmin@hostname U=diradmin P=local S=2124 T="Хостинг-центр DualHost: площадка linuxboard.ru создана." from <diradmin@hostname> for [email protected]
2008-05-27 11:21:38 1K0tV4-00023w-CM <= diradmin@hostname U=diradmin P=local S=2116 T="Хостинг-центр DualHost: площадка linuxboard.ru создана." from <diradmin@hostname> for [email protected]
2008-05-27 11:21:38 1K0tV4-00023y-DT <= diradmin@hostname U=diradmin P=local S=2102 T="Хостинг-центр DualHost: площадка linuxboard.ru создана." from <diradmin@hostname> for [email protected]


2008-05-27 11:21:43 1K0tV4-00023y-DT ** [email protected] F=<diradmin@hostname> R=lookuphost T=remote_smtp: SMTP error from remote mail server after MAIL FROM:<diradmin@hostname> SIZE=3176: host mxs.mail.ru [194.67.23.20]: 550 Unrouteable address
2008-05-27 11:21:43 1K0tV4-00023t-BU SMTP error from remote mail server after initial connection: host mx1.yandex.ru [213.180.204.89]: 450-5.7.1 Ask HELP for our contact information.\n450-5.7.1 Come again later\n450 5.7.1 Too many simultaneous connections to this server (488 max 400)
2008-05-27 11:21:43 1K0tV4-00023t-BU Remote host mx3.yandex.ru [77.88.21.89] closed connection in response to initial connection
2008-05-27 11:21:43 1K0tV9-00024C-F3 <= <> R=1K0tV4-00023y-DT U=mail P=local S=3025 T="Mail delivery failed: returning message to sender" from <> for diradmin@hostname
2008-05-27 11:21:43 1K0tV4-00023y-DT Completed
2008-05-27 11:21:43 1K0tV9-00024C-F3 == diradmin@hostname R=localuser T=local_delivery defer (13): Permission denied: cannot create /home/diradmin/Maildir/
2008-05-27 11:21:43 1K0tV9-00024C-F3 ** diradmin@hostname: retry timeout exceeded
2008-05-27 11:21:43 1K0tV9-00024C-F3 diradmin@hostname: error ignored
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I resived only [email protected]
mail diradmin@hostname not create
 
host mx2.yandex.ru [87.250.251.89]: 553 5.4.3 Hello [92.241.170.43], for MAIL FROM address <diradmin@hostname> the policy analysis reports DNS error with your source domain.
2008-05-27 12:06:59 1K0uCx-0004yk-QM <= diradmin@hostname U=diradmin P=local S=2102 T="Хостинг-центр DualHost: площадка linuxboard.ru создана." from <diradmin@hostname> for [email protected]
 
hostname is an invalid domain name; the recipient server cannot lookup DNS for it and won't accept email for domains it can't find in DNS.

Jeff
 
Hello,

I think the problem is that when directadmin sends an email to a user that or doesn't exist or is over the allowed quota (on another server), the mail is bounced and returned to [email protected].

The mail bounced shows up in the mails queued, because there is no actual user's mailbox configured for [email protected]

A workaround can be to setup a forward address for [email protected], but where can you set that up? I think, most servers are configured to not use the full.server.name for any domain, so in DirectAdmin control panel there is no way a user can make the forward address.

I had a simular issue, don't know why, but I recieved a cron error on [email protected] what couldn't be delivered.

Maybe this can be seen as a small bug, because when something goes wrong and the recieving email address isn't available at the time being sent, it is possible that the mail never reaches the address or in the case cron sends an error, it doesn't reach the administrator of the server.

Someone any idea how to setup the forward address within directadmin?

TIA,
Fossie
 
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It's possible to create an aliases file in the /etc/virtual/HOSTNAME directory.

If you do so, be sure the rights and ownership of the file and directory match that of a similar directory and aliases file.

Jeff
 
jlasman said:
It's possible to create an aliases file in the /etc/virtual/HOSTNAME directory.

If you do so, be sure the rights and ownership of the file and directory match that of a similar directory and aliases file.

Jeff
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I believe that you could just edit /etc/aliases and add the line:
Code: 
diradmin: [EMAIL="[email protected]"][email protected][/EMAIL]
That should solve the problem in much the same way as receiving mail sent to [email protected]. HTH. :)
 
Thx,

I'll give it a try and do something that sends an email to unknown address, and let the result know.

Fossie
 
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