Postmaster account

When sending an email from a [email protected] to [email protected], the email is bounced back:
Your message cannot be delivered to the following recipients:
Recipient address: [email protected]
Reason: unknown or illegal alias: [email protected]
I cannot either send an email to [email protected]:
Error 5.5.1......
During installation of Messaging, I specified [email protected] as Postmaster email address. For unknown reason, Messaging does not accept [email protected] (Why?)
I checked the userDB. cn: postmaster exists and it has
mgrpRFC822MailMember: [email protected]
mail: [email protected]
mailAlternateAddress: [email protected]
What should I do to have [email protected] working?
thx

Here you go Jay. Thank you.
Initializing mm_.
Initializing mm_ submission.
Checking identifiers.
*** Debug output from initializing MM for submission:
03:43:42.62: Debug output enabled, message enqueue routines version V6.2-3.04 compiled Jul 15 200501:43:19
03:43:42.62: mmc_winit('l','[email protected]','[email protected]') called.
03:43:42.62: mmc_determine_url beginning with pattern , xadr , mbox , subaddress
03:43:42.62: Empty URL specified.
03:43:42.62: Queue area size 82236780, temp area size 45640
03:43:42.62: 20559195 blocks of effective free queue space available; setting disk limit accordingly.
03:43:42.62: 22820 blocks of free temporary space available; setting disk limit accordingly.
03:43:42.62: mmc_address_to_tree: Parsing address.
03:43:42.62: Right default: domain.com
03:43:42.62: Parsing address with null fixup.
03:43:42.62: mmc_address_to_tree: Returning.
03:43:42.62: Rewriting: Mbox = "postmaster", host = "atos.domain.com", domain = "$*", literal = "", tag = ""
03:43:42.62: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, hash table -
03:43:42.62: Found: "$A$E$F$U%[email protected]"
03:43:42.62: Rewrite failed, not forward.
03:43:42.62: Rewrite: "$*", position 1, hash table -
03:43:42.62: Failed.
03:43:42.62: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, rewrite database -
03:43:42.62: Failed
03:43:42.62: Rewriting: Mbox = "postmaster", host = "atos", domain = "atos.domain.com", literal = "", tag = ""
03:43:42.62: Rewrite: "atos.domain.com", position 0, hash table -
03:43:42.62: Found: "$U%[email protected]"
03:43:42.62: New mailbox: "postmaster".
03:43:42.62: New host: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.62: New route: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.62: New channel system: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.62: Looking up host "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.63: - found on channel l
03:43:42.63: Routelocal flag set; scanning for % and !
03:43:42.63: Checking reverse URL cache for: [email protected]
03:43:42.63: Applying reverse URL pattern ldap:///$V?$N?sub?$R to: [email protected]
03:43:42.63: mmc_determine_url beginning with pattern ldap:///$V?$N?sub?$R, xadr [email protected], mbox , subaddress
03:43:42.63: Get domain information for: atos.domain.com
03:43:42.63: dmap_locate_domain called with domain atos.domain.com
03:43:42.63: Performing LDAP search on baseDN dc=atos,dc=domain,dc=com,o=internet scope 0 filter (|(objectclass=inetDomain)(objectclass=inetdomainalias))
03:43:42.64: Search returned 'No such object' (32)
03:43:42.64: 0 entries returned
03:43:42.64: Creating negative cache entry for atos.domain.com
03:43:42.64: Get domain failed with status -1
03:43:42.64: Added tentative negative entry to domain match cache.
03:43:42.64: URL generation failed, status = 0
03:43:42.64: Mapped return address: [email protected]
03:43:42.64: from_access mapping check: ||MAIL|l|[email protected]|
03:43:42.64: Mapping -1 applied to ||MAIL|l|[email protected]|
03:43:42.64: No such mapping; performing simple copy.
03:43:42.64: - passed.
03:43:42.64: mmc_address_to_tree: Parsing address.
03:43:42.64: Right default: domain.com
03:43:42.64: Parsing address with local fixup.
03:43:42.64: mmc_address_to_tree: Returning.
03:43:42.64: Rewriting: Mbox = "postmaster", host = "atos.domain.com", domain = "$*", literal = "", tag = ""
03:43:42.64: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, hash table -
03:43:42.64: Found: "$A$E$F$U%[email protected]"
03:43:42.64: Rewrite failed, not forward.
03:43:42.64: Rewrite: "$*", position 1, hash table -
03:43:42.64: Failed.
03:43:42.64: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, rewrite database -
03:43:42.64: Failed
03:43:42.64: Rewriting: Mbox = "postmaster", host = "atos", domain = "atos.domain.com", literal = "", tag = ""
03:43:42.64: Rewrite: "atos.domain.com", position 0, hash table -
03:43:42.64: Found: "$U%[email protected]"
03:43:42.64: New mailbox: "postmaster".
03:43:42.64: New host: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.64: New route: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.64: New channel system: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.64: Looking up host "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.64: - found on channel l
03:43:42.64: Routelocal flag set; scanning for % and !
*** Debug output from rewriting a forward header address:
03:43:42.64: mmc_sender_rewrite: Rewriting header line.
03:43:42.64: mmc_address_to_tree: Parsing address.
03:43:42.64: Right default: domain.com
03:43:42.64: Parsing address with null fixup.
03:43:42.64: mmc_address_to_tree: Returning.
03:43:42.64: Parse successful.
03:43:42.64: Rewriting: Mbox = "postmaster", host = "atos.domain.com", domain = "$*", literal = "", tag = ""
03:43:42.64: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, hash table -
03:43:42.64: Found: "$A$E$F$U%[email protected]"
03:43:42.64: Rewrite failed, not envelope.
03:43:42.64: Rewrite: "$*", position 1, hash table -
03:43:42.64: Failed.
03:43:42.64: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, rewrite database -
03:43:42.64: Failed
03:43:42.64: Rewriting: Mbox = "postmaster", host = "atos", domain = "atos.domain.com", literal = "", tag = ""
03:43:42.64: Rewrite: "atos.domain.com", position 0, hash table -
03:43:42.64: Found: "$U%[email protected]"
03:43:42.64: New mailbox: "postmaster".
03:43:42.64: New host: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.64: New route: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.64: New channel system: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.64: Looking up host "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.64: - found on channel l
03:43:42.64: Routelocal flag set; scanning for % and !
03:43:42.64: Rewrite rules result: [email protected]
03:43:42.64: Checking reverse URL cache for: [email protected]
03:43:42.64: Applying reverse URL pattern ldap:///$V?$N?sub?$R to: [email protected]
03:43:42.64: mmc_determine_url beginning with pattern ldap:///$V?$N?sub?$R, xadr [email protected], mbox , subaddress
03:43:42.64: Nonpositive entry in domain match cache.
03:43:42.64: URL generation failed, status = 0
03:43:42.64: mmc_sender_rewrite: Returning.
*** Debug output from rewriting a forward envelope address:
03:43:42.65: mmc_address_to_tree: Parsing address.
03:43:42.65: Right default: domain.com
03:43:42.65: Parsing address with null fixup.
03:43:42.65: mmc_address_to_tree: Returning.
03:43:42.65: Rewriting: Mbox = "postmaster", host = "atos.domain.com", domain = "$*", literal = "", tag = ""
03:43:42.65: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, hash table -
03:43:42.65: Found: "$A$E$F$U%[email protected]"
03:43:42.65: Match, pattern = "atos.domain.com", current = "(*domaincheck*)"
03:43:42.65: old state = not checked.
03:43:42.65: Domain check on atos.domain.com.
03:43:42.65: dmap_locate_domain called with domain atos.domain.com
03:43:42.65: Negative cache entry found
03:43:42.65: new state = fail pending.
03:43:42.65: Rewrite failed due to prechannel mismatch.
03:43:42.65: Rewrite: "$*", position 1, hash table -
03:43:42.65: Failed.
03:43:42.65: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, rewrite database -
03:43:42.65: Failed
03:43:42.65: Rewriting: Mbox = "postmaster", host = "atos", domain = "atos.domain.com", literal = "", tag = ""
03:43:42.65: Rewrite: "atos.domain.com", position 0, hash table -
03:43:42.65: Found: "$U%[email protected]"
03:43:42.65: New mailbox: "postmaster".
03:43:42.65: New host: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.65: New route: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.65: New channel system: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.65: Looking up host "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.65: - found on channel l
03:43:42.65: Routelocal flag set; scanning for % and !
forward channel = l
channel description =
channel user filter =
dest channel filter =
source channel filter =
channel flags #0 = BIDIRECTIONAL MULTIPLE IMMNONURGENT NOSERVICEALL
channel flags #1 = NOSMTP DEFAULT
channel flags #2 = COPYSENDPOST COPYWARNPOST POSTHEADONLY HEADERINC NOEXPROUTE
channel flags #3 = NOLOGGING NOGREY NORESTRICTED RETAINSECURITYMULTIPARTS
channel flags #4 = EIGHTBIT NOHEADERTRIM NOHEADERREAD RULES
channel flags #5 =
channel flags #6 = LOCALUSER REPORTNOTARY
channel flags #7 = NOSWITCHCHANNEL NOREMOTEHOST DATEFOUR DAYOFWEEK
channel flags #8 = NODEFRAGMENT EXQUOTA REVERSE NOCONVERT_OCTET_STREAM
channel flags #9 = NOTHURMAN INTERPRETENCODING USEINTERMEDIATE RECEIVEDFROM VALIDATELOCALSYSTEM NOTURN
defaulthost = domain.com domain.com
linelength = 1023
channel env addr type = SOURCEROUTE
channel hdr addr type = SOURCEROUTE
channel official host = atos.domain.com
channel queue 0 name = LOCAL_POOL
channel queue 1 name = LOCAL_POOL
channel queue 2 name = LOCAL_POOL
channel queue 3 name = LOCAL_POOL
channel after params =
channel user name =
urgentnotices = 1 2 4 7
normalnotices = 1 2 4 7
nonurgentnotices = 1 2 4 7
channel rightslist ids =
local behavior flags = %x7
expandchannel =
notificationchannel =
dispositionchannel =
saslswitchchannel =
tlsswitchchannel =
backward channel = l
header To: address = [email protected]
header From: address = [email protected]
envelope To: address = [email protected] (route (atos.domain.com,atos.domain.com)) (host atos.domain.com)
envelope From: address = [email protected]
name =
mbox = postmaster
Extracted address action list:
[email protected]
Extracted 733 address action list:
[email protected]
Address list expansion:
*** Debug output from alias expansion:
03:43:42.67: Inner expand, level = 0, mailbox = [email protected]
03:43:42.67: mmc_address_to_tree: Parsing address.
03:43:42.67: Right default: domain.com
03:43:42.67: Parsing address with null fixup.
03:43:42.67: mmc_address_to_tree: Returning.
03:43:42.67: Rewriting: Mbox = "postmaster", host = "atos.domain.com", domain = "$*", literal = "", tag = ""
03:43:42.67: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, hash table -
03:43:42.67: Found: "$A$E$F$U%[email protected]"
03:43:42.67: Match, pattern = "atos.domain.com", current = "(*domaincheck*)"
03:43:42.67: old state = not checked.
03:43:42.67: Domain check on atos.domain.com.
03:43:42.67: dmap_locate_domain called with domain atos.domain.com
03:43:42.67: Negative cache entry found
03:43:42.67: new state = fail pending.
03:43:42.67: Rewrite failed due to prechannel mismatch.
03:43:42.67: Rewrite: "$*", position 1, hash table -
03:43:42.67: Failed.
03:43:42.67: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, rewrite database -
03:43:42.67: Failed
03:43:42.67: Rewriting: Mbox = "postmaster", host = "atos", domain = "atos.domain.com", literal = "", tag = ""
03:43:42.67: Rewrite: "atos.domain.com", position 0, hash table -
03:43:42.67: Found: "$U%[email protected]"
03:43:42.67: New mailbox: "postmaster".
03:43:42.67: New host: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.67: New route: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.67: New channel system: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.67: Looking up host "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.67: - found on channel l
03:43:42.67: Routelocal flag set; scanning for % and !
03:43:42.67: Reparsed mailbox: postmaster
03:43:42.67: Reparsed host: atos.domain.com
03:43:42.67: Variant #1 = [email protected]
03:43:42.67: Variant #2 = *@atos.domain.com
03:43:42.67: Variant #3 = postmaster
03:43:42.67: Initial pool address: postmast
03:43:42.67: Inner expand, level = 1, mailbox = postmast
03:43:42.67: mmc_address_to_tree: Parsing address.
03:43:42.67: Right default: domain.com
03:43:42.67: Parsing address with null fixup.
03:43:42.67: mmc_address_to_tree: Returning.
03:43:42.67: Rewriting: Mbox = "postmast", host = "domain.com", domain = "$*", literal = "", tag = ""
03:43:42.67: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, hash table -
03:43:42.67: Found: "$A$E$F$U%[email protected]"
03:43:42.67: Match, pattern = "domain.com", current = "(*domaincheck*)"
03:43:42.67: old state = not checked.
03:43:42.67: Domain check on domain.com.
03:43:42.67: dmap_locate_domain called with domain domain.com
03:43:42.67: Performing LDAP search on baseDN dc=domain,dc=com,o=internet scope 0 filter (|(objectclass=inetDomain)(objectclass=inetdomainalias))
03:43:42.69: Search returned 'Success' (0)
03:43:42.69: 1 entries returned
03:43:42.69: Result baseDN o=domain.com,dc=domain,dc=com
03:43:42.70: Result canonical domain name domain.com, canonical flag 3
03:43:42.70: dmap_locate_domain returning entry domain.com refcount 3
03:43:42.70: Added domain result 1 to cache for domain.com.
03:43:42.70: new state = succeeded.
03:43:42.70: New mailbox: "postmast".
03:43:42.70: New host: "domain.com".
03:43:42.70: New route: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.70: New channel system: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.70: Looking up host "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.70: - found on channel l
03:43:42.70: Routelocal flag set; scanning for % and !
03:43:42.70: Reparsed mailbox: postmast
03:43:42.70: Reparsed host: domain.com
03:43:42.70: Variant #1 = [email protected]
03:43:42.70: Variant #2 = *@domain.com
03:43:42.70: LDAP URL template identified
03:43:42.70: mmc_determine_url beginning with pattern ldap:///$V?*?sub?$R, xadr [email protected], mbox , subaddress
03:43:42.70: host domain
03:43:42.70: program name
03:43:42.70: delivery file
03:43:42.70: spare 1
03:43:42.70: spare 2
03:43:42.70: spare 3
03:43:42.70: spare 4
03:43:42.70: spare 5
03:43:42.70: Get domain information for: domain.com
03:43:42.70: dmap_locate_domain called with domain domain.com
03:43:42.70: dmap_locate_domain returning entry domain.com refcount 3
03:43:42.70: Namespace baseDN for domain.com is o=domain.com,dc=domain,dc=com
03:43:42.70: mmc_determine_url result prior to fixup: ldap:///o%3Ddomain.com%2Cdc%3Ddomain%2Cdc%3Dcom?*?sub?(|([email protected])([email protected])([email protected]))
03:43:42.70: URL determined to be: ldap:///o%3Ddomain.com%2Cdc%3Ddomain%2Cdc%3Dcom?*?sub?(|([email protected])([email protected])([email protected]))
03:43:42.70: Allocating no type URL context 1
03:43:42.70: URL context #1 will be used
03:43:42.70: Resetting URL context 1, new type = 2
03:43:42.70: Performing URL search on: ldap:///o%3Ddomain.com%2Cdc%3Ddomain%2Cdc%3Dcom?objectclass,inetuserstatus,mailuserstatus,inetMailGroupStatus,uid,preferredLanguage,mailRoutingAddress,mailDeliveryOption,mail,mailAlternateAddress,mailEquivalentAddress,vacationStartDate,vacationEndDate,mailConversionTag,mailMsgMaxBlocks,mailhost,mailQuota,mailMsgQuota,mailProgramDeliveryInfo,mailDeliveryFileURL,mailDeliveryFile,mailAutoReplyMode,mailAutoReplySubject,mailAutoReplyText,mailAutoReplyTextInternal,mailAutoReplyTimeOut,mailSieveRuleSource,mailForwardingAddress,mailDeferProcessing,mgrpMsgRejectAction,mgrpRejectText,mgrpMsgRejectText,mgrpBroadcasterPolicy,mgrpDisallowedBroadcaster,mgrpAllowedBroadcaster,mgrpDisallowedDomain,mgrpAllowedDomain,mgrpMsgMaxSize,mgrpAuthPassword,mgrpModerator,mgrpDeliverTo,memberURL,UniqueMember,mgrpRFC822MailMember,rfc822MailMember,mgrpErrorsTo,mgrpAddHeader,mgrpRemoveHeader,mgrpMsgPrefixText,mgrpMsgSuffixText,mgmanMemberVisibility,expandable?sub?(|([email protected])(mailAlternateAddres03:43:42.71: Scanning LDAP result.
03:43:42.71: Attribute: objectclass
03:43:42.71: Attribute index: 0
03:43:42.71: Attribute: inetMailGroupStatus
03:43:42.71: Attribute index: 4
03:43:42.71: Attribute: mail
03:43:42.71: Attribute index: 16
03:43:42.71: Attribute: mailAlternateAddress
03:43:42.71: Attribute index: 17
03:43:42.71: Attribute: mgrpRFC822MailMember
03:43:42.71: Attribute index: 63
03:43:42.71: Scanning complete, begin actions
03:43:42.71: Possible user object classes: inetLocalMailRecipient+inetmailuser
03:43:42.71: Possible group object classes: inetLocalMailRecipient+inetmailgroup
03:43:42.71: Object class: top
03:43:42.73: Object class didn't match
03:43:42.73: Object class: groupOfUniqueNames
03:43:42.73: Object class didn't match
03:43:42.73: Object class: inetMailGroup
03:43:42.73: Object class match, reference value 2
03:43:42.73: Object class: inetLocalMailRecipient
03:43:42.73: Object class match, reference value 18
03:43:42.73: Object class: inetMailGroupManagement
03:43:42.73: Object class didn't match
03:43:42.73: Object class: nsManagedMailList
03:43:42.73: Object class didn't match
03:43:42.73: User/group index = 2
03:43:42.73: Domain is active
03:43:42.73: Mail domain is active
03:43:42.73: Mail group status = active
03:43:42.73: User is active
03:43:42.73: Delivery option not chosen; using default
03:43:42.73: Block limit now: 2147483647
03:43:42.73: RFC822 address list found.
03:43:42.73: Adding result to cache.
03:43:42.73: Status for this address = 1
03:43:42.73: Delivery option template: *
03:43:42.73: Inner expand, level = 2, mailbox = [email protected]
03:43:42.73: mmc_address_to_tree: Parsing address.
03:43:42.73: Right default: domain.com
03:43:42.73: Parsing address with null fixup.
03:43:42.73: mmc_address_to_tree: Returning.
03:43:42.73: Rewriting: Mbox = "pma", host = "domain.com", domain = "$*", literal = "", tag = ""
03:43:42.73: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, hash table -
03:43:42.73: Found: "$A$E$F$U%[email protected]"
03:43:42.73: Match, pattern = "domain.com", current = "(*domaincheck*)"
03:43:42.73: old state = not checked.
03:43:42.73: Using result 1 from domain match cache.
03:43:42.73: new state = succeeded.
03:43:42.73: New mailbox: "pma".
03:43:42.73: New host: "domain.com".
03:43:42.73: New route: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.73: New channel system: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.73: Looking up host "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.73: - found on channel l
03:43:42.73: Routelocal flag set; scanning for % and !
03:43:42.73: Reparsed mailbox: pma
03:43:42.73: Reparsed host: domain.com
03:43:42.73: Variant #1 = [email protected]
03:43:42.73: Variant #2 = *@domain.com
03:43:42.73: LDAP URL template identified
03:43:42.73: mmc_determine_url beginning with pattern ldap:///$V?*?sub?$R, xadr [email protected], mbox , subaddress
03:43:42.73: host domain
03:43:42.73: program name
03:43:42.73: delivery file
03:43:42.73: spare 1
03:43:42.73: spare 2
03:43:42.73: spare 3
03:43:42.73: spare 4
03:43:42.73: spare 5
03:43:42.73: Get domain information for: domain.com
03:43:42.73: dmap_locate_domain called with domain domain.com
03:43:42.73: dmap_locate_domain returning entry domain.com refcount 3
03:43:42.73: Namespace baseDN for domain.com is o=domain.com,dc=domain,dc=com
03:43:42.73: mmc_determine_url result prior to fixup: ldap:///o%3Ddomain.com%2Cdc%3Ddomain%2Cdc%3Dcom?*?sub?(|([email protected])([email protected])([email protected]))
03:43:42.73: URL determined to be: ldap:///o%3Ddomain.com%2Cdc%3Ddomain%2Cdc%3Dcom?*?sub?(|([email protected])([email protected])([email protected]))
03:43:42.73: Allocating no type URL context 2
03:43:42.73: URL context #2 will be used
03:43:42.73: Resetting URL context 2, new type = 2
03:43:42.73: Performing URL search on: ldap:///o%3Ddomain.com%2Cdc%3Ddomain%2Cdc%3Dcom?objectclass,inetuserstatus,mailuserstatus,inetMailGroupStatus,uid,preferredLanguage,mailRoutingAddress,mailDeliveryOption,mail,mailAlternateAddress,mailEquivalentAddress,vacationStartDate,vacationEndDate,mailConversionTag,mailMsgMaxBlocks,mailhost,mailQuota,mailMsgQuota,mailProgramDeliveryInfo,mailDeliveryFileURL,mailDeliveryFile,mailAutoReplyMode,mailAutoReplySubject,mailAutoReplyText,mailAutoReplyTextInternal,mailAutoReplyTimeOut,mailSieveRuleSource,mailForwardingAddress,mailDeferProcessing,mgrpMsgRejectAction,mgrpRejectText,mgrpMsgRejectText,mgrpBroadcasterPolicy,mgrpDisallowedBroadcaster,mgrpAllowedBroadcaster,mgrpDisallowedDomain,mgrpAllowedDomain,mgrpMsgMaxSize,mgrpAuthPassword,mgrpModerator,mgrpDeliverTo,memberURL,UniqueMember,mgrpRFC822MailMember,rfc822MailMember,mgrpErrorsTo,mgrpAddHeader,mgrpRemoveHeader,mgrpMsgPrefixText,mgrpMsgSuffixText,mgmanMemberVisibility,expandable?sub?(|([email protected])(mailAlternateAddress=pma03:43:42.74: Scanning LDAP result.
03:43:42.74: Attribute: objectclass
03:43:42.74: Attribute index: 0
03:43:42.74: Attribute: uid
03:43:42.74: Attribute index: 5
03:43:42.74: Attribute: preferredLanguage
03:43:42.74: Attribute index: 10
03:43:42.74: Attribute: mail
03:43:42.74: Attribute index: 16
03:43:42.74: Scanning complete, begin actions
03:43:42.74: Possible user object classes: inetLocalMailRecipient+inetmailuser
03:43:42.74: Possible group object classes: inetLocalMailRecipient+inetmailgroup
03:43:42.74: Object class: top
03:43:42.74: Object class didn't match
03:43:42.74: Object class: person
03:43:42.74: Object class didn't match
03:43:42.74: Object class: organizationalPerson
03:43:42.74: Object class didn't match
03:43:42.74: Object class: inetOrgPerson
03:43:42.74: Object class didn't match
03:43:42.74: Object class: inetUser
03:43:42.74: Object class didn't match
03:43:42.74: Object class: ipUser
03:43:42.74: Object class didn't match
03:43:42.74: Object class: icsCalendarUser
03:43:42.74: Object class didn't match
03:43:42.74: Object class mismatch, entry will be ignored.
03:43:42.74: Domain is active
03:43:42.74: Mail domain is active
03:43:42.74: User UID calmaster found.
03:43:42.74: No matching entries were found that were valid
03:43:42.74: Closing URL context 2, new type = 7
03:43:42.74: Status for this address = 0
[email protected]
03:43:42.74: Closing URL context 1, new type = 7
1 expansion total.
*** Debug output from submitting an envelope address:
03:43:42.75: mmc_wadr(0x0012b670,'[email protected]','[email protected]') called.
03:43:42.75: mmc_address_to_tree: Parsing address.
03:43:42.75: Right default: domain.com
03:43:42.75: Parsing address with local fixup.
03:43:42.75: mmc_address_to_tree: Returning.
03:43:42.75: Copy estimate before address addition is 1
03:43:42.75: Parsing address [email protected]
03:43:42.75: mmc_address_to_tree: Parsing address.
03:43:42.75: Right default: domain.com
03:43:42.75: Parsing address with local fixup.
03:43:42.75: mmc_address_to_tree: Returning.
03:43:42.75: Rewriting: Mbox = "postmaster", host = "atos.domain.com", domain = "$*", literal = "", tag = ""
03:43:42.75: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, hash table -
03:43:42.75: Found: "$A$E$F$U%[email protected]"
03:43:42.75: Match, pattern = "atos.domain.com", current = "(*domaincheck*)"
03:43:42.75: old state = not checked.
03:43:42.75: Domain check on atos.domain.com.
03:43:42.75: dmap_locate_domain called with domain atos.domain.com
03:43:42.75: Negative cache entry found
03:43:42.75: new state = fail pending.
03:43:42.75: Rewrite failed due to prechannel mismatch.
03:43:42.75: Rewrite: "$*", position 1, hash table -
03:43:42.75: Failed.
03:43:42.75: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, rewrite database -
03:43:42.75: Failed
03:43:42.75: Rewriting: Mbox = "postmaster", host = "atos", domain = "atos.domain.com", literal = "", tag = ""
03:43:42.75: Rewrite: "atos.domain.com", position 0, hash table -
03:43:42.75: Found: "$U%[email protected]"
03:43:42.75: New mailbox: "postmaster".
03:43:42.75: New host: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.75: New route: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.75: New channel system: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.75: Looking up host "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.75: - found on channel l
03:43:42.75: Routelocal flag set; scanning for % and !
03:43:42.75: Address [email protected] requires local processing.
03:43:42.75: Variant #1 = [email protected]
03:43:42.75: Variant #2 = *@atos.domain.com
03:43:42.75: Variant #3 = postmaster
03:43:42.75: Checking for [email protected] in the system alias file
03:43:42.75: - system alias file match for [email protected]
03:43:42.75: Initial pool address: postmast
03:43:42.75: - postmast
03:43:42.75: Parsing address postmast
03:43:42.75: mmc_address_to_tree: Parsing address.
03:43:42.75: Right default: domain.com
03:43:42.76: Parsing address with local fixup.
03:43:42.76: mmc_address_to_tree: Returning.
03:43:42.76: Rewriting: Mbox = "postmast", host = "domain.com", domain = "$*", literal = "", tag = ""
03:43:42.76: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, hash table -
03:43:42.76: Found: "$A$E$F$U%[email protected]"
03:43:42.76: Match, pattern = "domain.com", current = "(*domaincheck*)"
03:43:42.76: old state = not checked.
03:43:42.76: Using result 1 from domain match cache.
03:43:42.76: new state = succeeded.
03:43:42.76: New mailbox: "postmast".
03:43:42.76: New host: "domain.com".
03:43:42.76: New route: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.76: New channel system: "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.76: Looking up host "atos.domain.com".
03:43:42.76: - found on channel l
03:43:42.76: Routelocal flag set; scanning for % and !
03:43:42.76: Address [email protected] requires local processing.
03:43:42.76: Variant #1 = [email protected]
03:43:42.76: Variant #2 = *@domain.com
03:43:42.76: Checking for [email protected] in the system alias file
03:43:42.76: - not found
03:43:42.76: Checking for *@domain.com in the system alias file
03:43:42.76: - not found
03:43:42.76: Checking [email protected] with URL template ldap:///$V?*?sub?$R
03:43:42.76: LDAP URL template identified
03:43:42.76: mmc_determine_url beginning with pattern ldap:///$V?*?sub?$R, xadr [email protected], mbox , subaddress
03:43:42.76: host domain
03:43:42.76: program name
03:43:42.76: delivery file
03:43:42.76: spare 1
03:43:42.76: spare 2
03:43:42.76: spare 3
03:43:42.76: spare 4
03:43:42.76: spare 5
03:43:42.76: Get domain information for: domain.com
03:43:42.76: dmap_locate_domain called with domain domain.com
03:43:42.76: dmap_locate_domain returning entry domain.com refcount 3
03:43:42.76: Namespace baseDN for domain.com is o=domain.com,dc=domain,dc=com
03:43:42.76: mmc_determine_url result prior to fixup: ldap:///o%3Ddomain.com%2Cdc%3Ddomain%2Cdc%3Dcom?*?sub?(|([email protected])([email protected])([email protected]))
03:43:42.76: URL determined to be: ldap:///o%3Ddomain.com%2Cdc%3Ddomain%2Cdc%3Dcom?*?sub?(|([email protected])([email protected])([email protected]))
03:43:42.76: Allocating same type URL context 1
03:43:42.76: URL context #1 will be used
03:43:42.76: Resetting URL context 1, new type = 2
03:43:42.76: Using cached LDAP result for URL info: ldap:///$V?*?sub?$R|[email protected]|[email protected]
03:43:42.76: Scanning LDAP result.
03:43:42.76: Attribute: objectclass
03:43:42.76: Attribute index: 0
03:43:42.76: Attribute: inetMailGroupStatus
03:43:42.76: Attribute index: 4
03:43:42.76: Attribute: mail
03:43:42.76: Attribute index: 16
03:43:42.76: Attribute: mailAlternateAddress
03:43:42.76: Attribute index: 17
03:43:42.76: Attribute: mgrpRFC822MailMember
03:43:42.76: Attribute index: 63
03:43:42.76: Scanning complete, begin actions
03:43:42.76: Possible user object classes: inetLocalMailRecipient+inetmailuser
03:43:42.76: Possible group object classes: inetLocalMailRecipient+inetmailgroup
03:43:42.76: Object class: top
03:43:42.76: Object class didn't match
03:43:42.76: Object class: groupOfUniqueNames
03:43:42.76: Object class didn't match
03:43:42.76: Object class: inetMailGroup
03:43:42.76: Object class match, reference value 2
03:43:42.76: Object class: inetLocalMailRecipient
03:43:42.76: Object class match, reference value 18
03:43:42.76: Object class: inetMailGroupManagement
03:43:42.76: Object class didn't match
03:43:42.76: Object class: nsManagedMailList
03:43:42.76: Object class didn't match
03:43:42.76: User/group index = 2
03:43:42.76: Domain is active
03:43:42.76: Mail domain is active
03:43:42.76: Mail group status = active
03:43:42.76: User is active
03:43:42.76: Delivery option not chosen; using default
03:43:42.76: Block limit now: 2147483647
03:43:42.76: No reprocess flag on group, processing deferred
03:43:42.76: RFC822 address list found.
03:43:42.76: Status for this address = 1
03:43:42.76: - URL match for [email protected]
03:43:42.76: Delivery option template: *
03:43:42.76: - [email protected]
03:43:42.76: Parsing address [email protected]
03:43:42.76: mmc_address_to_tree: Parsing address.
03:43:42.76: Right default: domain.com
03:43:42.76: Parsing address with local fixup.
03:43:42.76: mmc_address_to_tree: Returning.
03:43:42.76: Rewriting: Mbox = "pma", host = "domain.com", domain = "$*", literal = "", tag = ""
03:43:42.76: Rewrite: "$*", position 0, hash table -
03:43:42.76: Found: "$A$E$F$U%[email protected]"
03:43:42.76: Match, pattern = "domain.com", current = "(*domaincheck*)"
03:43:42.76: old state = n

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