New answers tagged postfix
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In the 3rd to last line of that log dump, it says "fatal: open /etc/postfix/submit.cred: No such file or directory". Somewhere in your config files, you reference /etc/postfix/submit.cred . It doesn't look like it's in your main postfix conf, but it could be in one of the ancillary configs, or it could also be in your sasl authentication config's somewhere ...
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Just fixed a similar issue which arose after I had migrated /home and /var/spool/mail from another system. The owners, groups and perms were all correct... yet I was still getting this error. I tarred them with "tar cvfp" and untarred them with "tar xvfp" and MAGICALLY, this corrected the problem!
There must have been some bogus ACL's or resource forks or ...
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Apart from setting
recipient_delimiter = +
I also had to modify master.cf, so that maildrop gets not only the recipient passed, but the real user:
maildrop unix - n n - - pipe
flags=DRhu user=Debian-exim argv=/usr/bin/maildrop -d ${user}@${nexthop} ${extension} ${recipient} ${user} ${nexthop}
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You did not say what mail server is storing your emails. These days, it should be one of the IMAP servers - like Cyrus, Dovecot, Courier, ...
I personally like Cyrus IMAP. It supports this with relative ease:
Plus addressing - allows direct delivery to a particular mailbox (other than an INBOX). This is done via an address of the form: ...
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