suddenly 'User unknown'?

[Charles Bradshaw]

Ha.. SOLVED IT :-))

/etc/host REQUIRES the entry:

192.168.0.3     dell2600-1.bradcan.homelinux.com dell2600-1

Then:

[root at dell2600-1 brad]# sendmail -C /etc/mail/sendmail.cf -bt
ADDRESS TEST MODE (ruleset 3 NOT automatically invoked)
Enter <ruleset> <address>
> $=w
dell2600-1.bradcan.homelinux.com
dell2600-1
localhost.localdomain
localhost
bradcan.co.uk
[192.168.0.3]
> /quit

Don't ask me what changed...

Thanks for the 'help'

On 02/12/2018 14:19, Charles Bradshaw via Info-cyrus wrote:
> Edda,
>
> I think there might be some clues, but I'm struggling to understand the
> below results.
>
> On 30/11/2018 17:36, Edda wrote:
>> Am 30.11.18 um 17:34 schrieb Charles Bradshaw:
>>> Edda,
>>>
>>> On 30/11/2018 15:48, Edda wrote:
>>>> Not a cyrus issue. Apparently sendmail strips the domain as you see in
>>>> lines like "RCPT To:<brad>"
>>>>
>>>> Your cyrusv2 Mailer in sendmail.mc seems correct to me.
>>>>
>>>> What do you get from (you can skip all the line for user root)
>>>>
>>>> sendmail -d21.1 -bv brad at bradcan.homelinux.com
>>> as brad:
>>>
>>> [brad at dell2600-1 ~]$ sendmail -d21.1 -bv brad at bradcan.homelinux.com
>>> Notice: -bv may give misleading output for non-privileged user
>>> can not chdir(/var/spool/mqueue/): Permission denied
>>> Program mode requires special privileges, e.g., root or TrustedUser.
>>>
>>> How do I setup TrustUser?
>> The message is a bit missleading. You can't just add a TrustedUser to
>> sendmail and run this test. You would have to change all
>> privileges.... It's absolutely ok to check the daemon as root.
>>
>>> but as root:
>>>
>>> [root at dell2600-1 brad]# sendmail -d21.1 -bv brad at bradcan.homelinux.com
>>>
>>> [...]
>>> . com . >
>>> rewrite: ruleset Parse1             input: brad < @ bradcan . homelinux
>>> . com . >
>>> rewrite: ruleset Parse1           returns: $# cyrusv2 $: brad
>>> rewrite: ruleset parse            returns: $# cyrusv2 $: brad
>>> rewrite: ruleset 2                  input: brad
>>> rewrite: ruleset 2                returns: brad
>>> rewrite: ruleset EnvToSMT           input: brad
>>> rewrite: ruleset EnvToSMT         returns: brad
>>> rewrite: ruleset final              input: brad
>>> rewrite: ruleset final            returns: brad
>>> brad at bradcan.homelinux.com... deliverable: mailer cyrusv2, user brad
>> The Parse1 ruleset considers brad at bradcan.homeliniux.com as a local
>> machine's user (Class $=w in sendmail). Therefore it strips the domain.
>>
>> You can check $=w like this:
>>
>> sendmail -C sendmail.cf -bt
>>> $=w
>> localhost
>> [127.0.0.1]
>> dell2600-1.bradcan.homelinux.com
>> [...]
>>> /quit
>> Look for bradcan.homelinux.com
>>
>> Do you have an entry for bradcan.homelinux.com in /etc/hosts? Then you
>> can simply delete it.
> No bradcan.homelinux.com is not in /etc/hosts or /etc/resolv.conf - But
> this:
>
> [brad at dell2600-1 ~]$ sendmail -C /etc/mail/sendmail.cf -bt
> ADDRESS TEST MODE (ruleset 3 NOT automatically invoked)
> Enter <ruleset> <address>
>> $=w
> dell2600-1.bradcan.homelinux.com
> [213.106.111.18]
> localhost.localdomain
> localhost
> bradcan.co.uk
> bradcan.homelinux.com
>> /quit
> And this:
>
> [root at dell2600-1 mail]# hostname --fqdn
> bradcan.homelinux.com
>
> Whereas other hosts on the network show: host.bradcan.homelinux.com
>
>  ~o~
>
> And after removing some comments and ignoring binary file matches # grep
> bradcan.homelinyx.com /etc/mail/* produces:
>
> access:bradcan.homelinux.com            RELAY
>
> mailertable:bradcan.homelinux.com        cyrusv2:/var/lib/imap/socket/lmtp
>
> sendmail.cf:C{M}bradcan.homelinux.com
>
> sendmail.mc:MASQUERADE_DOMAIN(bradcan.homelinux.com)
> sendmail.mc~:MASQUERADE_DOMAIN(bradcan.homelinux.com)
>
> virtusertable:@bradcan.co.uk    %1 at bradcan.homelinux.com
>
> ??? are any of the above now somehow incorrect ???
>
> ??? Should I have the following line in virtusertable, The comments seem
> to suggest that I should. ???:
>
> @bradcan.homelinux.com %1%3
>
>> Edda
>>
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