[Kroupware] alias question

Wim Bakker wim at unetix.nl
Tue May 20 14:09:33 CEST 2003


On Tuesday 20 May 2003 11:02, Wim Bakker wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have problems with aliases in kolab so:
>
> I have a user called wim , this user has an
> alias wim.bakker, this means that mail for either
> wim or wim.bakker at the domain should be
> transported to the mailbox of the user wim.
> Now someone on this list suggested that
> this alias is in the virtual file with all the rest
> of the users.
> When I look in the virtual file I see some users
> defined , but not all, though mail for those users
> not in the virtual file allso gets delivered, so I
> reckon , the virtual file is not really used.
> My question , where do the users get stored, how
> get aliases stored and where in which file can I
> check that because aliases don't work allways.
> I have a test system running at a customer, with
> 9 users, all of them have a username and a alias,
> 8 of those aliases get mail delivered at the username
> mailbox , but 1 gets the error message "alias at domain unknown , bounced".
> Allso , when I change the alias of one of the other users
> suddenly it gets the same error message.
> When I open the webinterface to view the settings
> all is there , but one way or another , it doesn't get
> updated in....? where?
>

Oke , I found a logfile that's telling me something
/kolab/var/openldap/openldap-slurp/slurpd.replog
the relevant part is:
----
replace: alias
alias: wim.bakker
------
So apparently some process gets notified
of the changed alias, and now what should happen
next, I suppose the ldap database should be updated
but seemingly that doesn't happen, because
when I change the e-mail address of user wim
to wim.bakker at unetix.nl and remove the alias,
slurpd.replog says:
replace: mail
mail: wim.bakker at unetix.nl

but mail to wim at unetix.nl gets nicely delivered
and mail for wim.bakker at unetix.nl still gets bounced
with user unknown error, and I really waited a few hours
to see whether the database gets updated.
What to do about this?

TIA 
Wim Bakker




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