Re: [Mailman-Users] {Disarmed} Re: Problem Bounce Processing Category
Roberto Gherardi wrote:
this is my log bounce :
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Jan 29 10:17:22 2008 (29795) sending prova1 list probe to: m.lariccia-eds@libero.it (score 2.0 >= 2.0)
The probe is not bouncing, or more likely it is bouncing but postfix is not delivering it back to Mailman,
this is my log postfix:
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This is the send of the probe. Note that the envelope is from prova1-bounces+2274385f755d822304e48e7ea880d630703e9a6b@nli.inail.it
The +2274385f755d822304e48e7ea880d630703e9a6b part is a token that identifies this particular probe when it bounces.
There are a few possibilities:
The probe actually doesn't bounce. This is unlikely.
The probe bounces, but Postfix doesn't know that prova1-bounces+2274385f755d822304e48e7ea880d630703e9a6b@nli.inail.it should be delivered to prova1-bounces@nli.inail.it. Do you have
recipient_delimiter = +
in your Postfix main.cf (see postconf -n). You need this for this to work.
Your Postfix log excerpt didn't go far enough to show the probe bounce if any.
- The probe bounces after a delay that is long enough (3 days or more by default) that the probe token has expired.
If your Mailman version is 2.1.6 or later, you can set
VERP_PROBES = No
(or remove VERP_PROBES = Yes) in mm_cfg.py to turn off the probe feature. If this is Mailman 2.1.5, VERP_PROBES cannot be turned off.
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