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"user = foo" in address_reply transport ???
Hello World,


Okay, I asked this question when 3.953 was out but never got a reply. So I will
ask again. I have finally updated my main server to 4.1 (as of a few minutes ago
after a whole night's test run) but I still see this popping up in my paniclog
(as well as mainlog):



2002-07-23 13:48:10 17WxCk-000LaC-00 User 0 set for address_reply transport is on the never_users list
2002-07-23 13:48:10 17WxCk-000LaC-00 == >webmaster@sublimedirectory.com <system-filter> T=address_reply defer
(-29): User 0 set for address_reply transport is on the never_users list



As usual the transport has:


address_reply:
driver = autoreply




Why am I getting this? spec.txt does not say I need to set a user here.


Cheers!


-Wash


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Re: "user = foo" in address_reply transport ??? [ In reply to ]
At 14:17 +0300 7/23/2002, Odhiambo G. Washington wrote:
>Okay, I asked this question when 3.953 was out but never got a reply. So I
>will
>ask again. I have finally updated my main server to 4.1 (as of a few
>minutes ago
>after a whole night's test run) but I still see this popping up in my paniclog
>(as well as mainlog):
>
>
>
>2002-07-23 13:48:10 17WxCk-000LaC-00 User 0 set for address_reply
>transport is on the never_users list
>2002-07-23 13:48:10 17WxCk-000LaC-00 == >webmaster@sublimedirectory.com
><system-filter> T=address_reply defer
>(-29): User 0 set for address_reply transport is on the never_users list

User 0 is root. As shipped, Exim will not attempt to deliver to root, as
root is on the list of users Exim will never become to deliver mail.
[Actually, root IS the list, as shipped.]

Do you have an alias that forwards mail addressed to root to some less
dangerous user?

--John

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