Hello,
I have the line in /etc/mail/sqlmail.conf:
MysqlUserTable user
When I send some email, it remains in queue with status deferred. Here is what is happening in mysql:
120 Connect root@localhost on sendmail
120 Query SELECT * FROM (null) WHERE username = 'root'
120 Quit
121 Connect root@localhost on sendmail
121 Query select rhs from alias where lhs = 'bobo'
121 Quit
122 Connect root@localhost on sendmail
122 Query SELECT * FROM (null) WHERE username = 'bobo'
122 Quit
Also, I did not find documented the field maildrop from user table. Please help me with this problem. I use Redhat 9.0 last-patched, and your last version of sendmail-mysql installed as binary rpm.
Thanks.
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2003-07-30
Solved the problem adding MysqlMailboxTable parameter to sqlmail.conf. That parameter is not added to rpm.
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Hello,
I have the line in /etc/mail/sqlmail.conf:
MysqlUserTable user
When I send some email, it remains in queue with status deferred. Here is what is happening in mysql:
120 Connect root@localhost on sendmail
120 Query SELECT * FROM (null) WHERE username = 'root'
120 Quit
121 Connect root@localhost on sendmail
121 Query select rhs from alias where lhs = 'bobo'
121 Quit
122 Connect root@localhost on sendmail
122 Query SELECT * FROM (null) WHERE username = 'bobo'
122 Quit
Also, I did not find documented the field maildrop from user table. Please help me with this problem. I use Redhat 9.0 last-patched, and your last version of sendmail-mysql installed as binary rpm.
Thanks.
Solved the problem adding MysqlMailboxTable parameter to sqlmail.conf. That parameter is not added to rpm.
Back from holiday now. Glad you sussed it :-)