[Mailman-Users] Where's my mail going?

[Mark Sapiro]

Jon Slater wrote:
>
>If I send e-mail from a member's e-mail address, to the membership list, I
>get a record in my "/var/log/mailman/post" file that reads:
>Mar 30 12:08:10 2008 (3770) post to board from jon.slater at mesanetworks.net,
>size=4564,
>message-id=<005e01c89291$0f1e0d00$2d5a2700$@slater at mesanetworks.net>,
>success
>
> 
>
>So that part looks encouraging, but I never receive the e-mail to the list
>members.
>
> 
>
>I see the e-mail posted in the list archive, but no list member receives it.
>
> 
>
>I *do* see a record in /var/log/mailman/smtp that reads:
>Mar 30 13:08:17 2008 (3770)
><007601c89299$7582d820$60888860$@slater at mesanetworks.net> smtp to board for
>1 recips, completed in 0.129 seconds


This message has a different message-id and timestamp from the post log
message. Is that significant, or are you just copying 'typical'
entries?

In any case, this message was delivered to the MTA and had 1 recipient.
Is that the expected number? The message in the post log was also
delivered to the MTA, but the number of recipients would be in the
corresponding smtp log entry.

Check the smtp-failure and bounce logs for possible issues? Also check
the MTA's log for entries related to these messages


>How can I figure out where my e-mail is going?


The MTA's log should help.

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