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<font size="-1"><font face="Arial">Hallo zusammen,<br>
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ich frage dann anders:<br>
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Wie stelle ich Postfix auf NICHT parallele Bearbeitung um? ( so wie es
unten steht)<br>
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danke<br>
Gruß<br>
alex<br>
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Postfix sends duplicate mail
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Some people will complain that Postfix sends duplicate messages. This
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happens whenever one message is mailed to multiple addresses that reach
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the same user. Examples of such scenarios are:
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* One message is sent to the user, and to an alias that lists the
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user. The user receives one copy of the mail directly, and one
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copy via the alias.
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* One message is sent to multiple aliases that list the user. The
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user receives one copy of the mail via each alias.
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Some people will even argue that this is the "right" behavior. It is
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probably more a matter of expectation and of what one is used to.
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This can be "fixed" only by making Postfix slower. In the above
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examples, Postfix would first have to completely expand all
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distribution lists before starting any delivery. By design, Postfix
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delivers mail to different destinations in parallel, and local delivery
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is no exception. This is why Postfix can be faster than sendmail.
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Alexander Hochhalter schrieb:
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Sandy Drobic schrieb:
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<pre wrap="">Alexander Hochhalter wrote:
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<pre wrap=""> Guten morgen,
habe keine Lösung für folgendes Problem gefunden:
/etc/postfix/aliases:
adresse1: user1
adresse2: user1, user2, user3, ...
Sende ich eine Email An: adresse1, Cc: adresse2
bekommt der user1 die zweimal.
Beim Sendmail gibt es die Variable MeToo.
Wie kann ich so was beim Postfix lösen?
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SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server
VERSION = 9
PATCHLEVEL = 3
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postfix-2.1.1-1.17
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cyrus-imapd-2.2.3-83.35
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Normalerweise sollte dies durch den default "duplicatesuppression: 1" von
Cyrus schon herausfallen.
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[root@syncronix:/etc/postfix] # grep dupli /etc/imapd.conf <br>
duplicatesuppression: yes<br>
[root@syncronix:/etc/postfix] #<br>
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gruß0<br>
alex<br>
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