Author: Godfrey @ Exim Date: To: Exim Subject: Re: [exim] Exim 4.84 Freebsd 10.0 & Vexim 2.2.2 rc1
R=virtual_domains defer (-1): Temporary internal error mail not delivering
Dear Odhiambo and and friends
I am going to try exim4u and together with exim 4.85
Give you feed back if I can get it to work.
Regards
Godfrey
On 2014/12/01 01:06 PM, Odhiambo Washington wrote: > On 27 November 2014 at 11:11, Godfrey @ Exim<exim@???> wrote:
>
>
>> Good Day
>>
>> Before we start I would like to say I did post to the Vexim users list
>> about this matter but alas no response. I googled this subject silly but I
>> have not come across a solution that works.
>>
>> I do have working installations of vexim on other boxes with older
>> versions of exim php and mysql with no issues.
>>
>> This is a new install on a freebsd 10.0 box with the following
>>
>> The exim info is at the bottom of this message.
>>
>> My problem is thus
>>
>> cant get the mail to deliver locally
>>
>> My logs are full of these messages
>>
>> R=virtual_domains defer (-1): Temporary internal error
>>
>> There is some fault with virtual_delivery: section of vexim ver 2.2.2 r1
>> the virtual_delivery: section is lower down in this email. I have been
>> through it over and over counted brackets etc, even tried the :: double
>> colon solution as suggested in on google post but alas that did not work
>> and am stumped.
>>
>> What would be really nice if some one on this list who has a working
>> implementation of vexim 2.2.2r1 and exim 4.8.4 that would save me a lot of
>> headake and would be kind enough to share it with me so I can just plug it
>> in and get it working.
>>
>> Alternatively what else is there out there that I can use to manage my
>> users exim4u has had no development since 2012.
>>
>>
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>
> The fact that exim4u has not had any development doesn't disqualify it for
> use. And remember you are free to develop it, or even fork it and develop
> for yourself. I used to use vexim and left it for exim4u and as you've
> realized already, being actively developed doesn't translate into active
> support!
>
> Now for your issue: I use FreeBSD, but I haven't gotten to 10.x yet. I am
> still on 9.x and I use exim4u on several servers and I am quite happy. We
> do have some traffic on exim4u list whenever there is an issue. Else we are
> a very contented lot:-)
>
> So, just to make sure what you are experiencing is not as a result of an
> issue we went through recently with exim 4.83-4.84, please go ahead and
> install exim 4.85 by hand to overwrite your 4.84 and see if you still have
> the problem. Another thing you should do is to increase your logging or
> run in debug mode as suggested and show the output.
> Running in debug mode is as simple as you were shown - kill all exim
> processed and start one with the options you've been given.
>
> I suppose your exim is able to connect to your DB.
>
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