On Wed, 28 Sep 2005, Israel Cardenas wrote:
>
> >> When the second Exim has problems with NFS and can't give mails to user's
> >> Maildirs, both Exim processes queues the mail, with different IDs. Then,
> >> final user received the mail twice...
>
> >Remove the local delivery transport from the first Exim.
>
> The local delivery transport is the Kaspersky LMTP. I only have two
> transports in first Exim, remote and local with Kaspersky. I've though
> change folder for first Exim's queue and not process this new folder, but
> then I could have lost mails...
OK, the problem is that Kaspersky isn't communicating to the first Exim
(in hop 1) that delivery to the second Exim (in hop 2) has succeeded, so
the message is going through Kaspersky twice.
I'm confused by what you are saying about LMTP: you said that Kaspersky is
delivering to Exim via LMTP (at hop 2), which Exim does not support, but
your configuration shows that Exim is delivering to Kaspersky via LMTP (at
hop 1). You need to look more closely at what is going on in hop 2.
Internet -0-> Exim -1-> Kaspersky -2-> Exim -3-> delivered
SMTP LMTP ???? disk
Tony.
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