Mailscanner + postfix Mail loss

[Mikael Syska]

Hi,

Thats also the best answer here ....

What system(OS) are you running ?

I also just saw in MailWatch after upgrading to 4.62.9 from FreeBSD 
ports that MailScanner now marks the "Non delivery failure" as spam ... 
witch I guess is a new function in that release .... so its worth upgrading.

Spam Report:spam(no null-header or sender address)

// ouT

Julian Field wrote:
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> I would certainly start by upgrading MailScanner to the latest. This 
> will only take a few minutes to do.
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> ram wrote:
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>> I am using mailscanner-4.59.4-2  and postfix 2.3.4 
>> I have seen that at random some mails  get lost. 
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>> I can see from the logs , mails go to the queue and then disappear
>> without trace. This happens so infrequently and so much at random that I
>> dont know how to trace it down 
>>
>> Is this happenning to anyone else ? 
>>
>> Should I just upgarde MailScanner ? 
>>
>> Thanks
>> Ram
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> Jules
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