Lockers messages i

[Niclas Sodergard]

Hi,

I've recently upgraded our Cyrus from 2.1.17 to 2.2.12. At the same
time I separated the cyrus server and postfix onto two separate
machines. Therefore, I changed from local unix lmtp delivery with lmtp
over tcp.

When we deliver a lot of emails I get the following in my postfix logs

Sep 24 07:14:29 mail-srv2 postfix/lmtp[7366]: [ID 197553 mail.info]
987F9A9CA: to=<y at x.de>, orig_to=<y>, relay=141.5.10.20[141.5.10.20],
delay=92, status=sent (26 lockers?250 2.1.5 Ok)
Sep 24 07:14:30 mail-srv2 postfix/lmtp[7365]: [ID 197553 mail.info]
987F9A9CA: to=<t at x.de>, orig_to=<t>, relay=141.5.10.20[141.5.10.20],
delay=93, status=sent (26 lockers?250 2.1.5 Ok)
Sep 24 07:14:31 mail-srv2 postfix/lmtp[7365]: [ID 197553 mail.info]
0AEABA9C9: to=<u at x.de>, orig_to=<u>, relay=141.5.10.20[141.5.10.20],
delay=93, status=sent (26 lockers?250 2.1.5 Ok)
Sep 24 07:14:34 mail-srv2 postfix/lmtp[7366]: [ID 197553 mail.info]
0AEABA9C9: to=<w at x.de>, orig_to=<z>, relay=141.5.10.20[141.5.10.20],
delay=96, status=sent (26 lockers?250 2.1.5 Ok)

This happens to about 5% of the deliveries. The others just report a
250 2.1.5 Ok.

The emails is sent but I get those lockers messages as well from lmtp.
I currently ran mailboxes.db as a skiplist but in my first try I ran
mailboxes.db as a berkeley database and then this problem created
bounces. The logs looked like this

Sep 23 22:45:53 mail-srv2 postfix/lmtp[27128]: [ID 197553 mail.info]
E2FD0A9DF: to=<v at x.de>, orig_to=<v>, relay=141.5.10.20[141.5.10.20],
delay=168, status=bounced (host 141.5.10.20[141.5.10.20] said: 118
lockers (in reply to end of DATA command))
Sep 23 22:45:53 mail-srv2 postfix/lmtp[27128]: [ID 197553 mail.info]
E2FD0A9DF: to=<w at x.de>, orig_to=<w>, relay=141.5.10.20[141.5.10.20],
delay=168, status=bounced (host 141.5.10.20[141.5.10.20] said: 250
2.1.5 ok (in reply to DATA command))

The lockers messages was shown as the reply command instead of
standard lmtp replies.

Aren't those locker messages supposed to go the syslog instead? Is
there a way I can get rid of them?

cheers,
Nickus