[Eisfair] [E1 64Bit] Mail Problem mit root

[Martin Faderbauer]

Hallo Jürgen, Hallo Macus

das sind die beiden Alias dateien

> sv02 # cat /etc/aliases
> #------------------------------------------------------------------
> # /etc/aliases file generated by mail.sh v1.14.8
> #
> # Do not edit this file, edit /etc/config.d/mail
> # Creation Date: 2020-11-25 Time: 23:29:21
> #------------------------------------------------------------------
> #------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> # /etc/aliases.std - standard aliases file
> #
> # Copyright (c) 2002-2020  The Eisfair Team, team(at)eisfair(dot)org
> #
> # Creation:     28.04.2002  fm
> # Last Update:  $Id: aliases.std 73384 2020-03-17 16:14:14Z jed $
> #
> # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
> # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
> # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
> # (at your option) any later version.
> #------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> # Basic system aliases that MUST be present.
> postmaster:     root
> mailer-daemon:  postmaster
> 
> # amavis
> virusalert:     root
> 
> # General redirections for pseudo accounts in /etc/passwd.
> administrator:  root
> daemon:         root
> lp:             root
> news:           root
> uucp:           root
> games:          root
> man:            root
> at:             root
> postgres:       root
> mdom:           root
> amanda:         root
> ftp:            root
> wwwrun:         root
> squid:          root
> msql:           root
> gnats:          root
> nobody:         root
> bin:            root
> 
> # Further well-known aliases for dns/news/ftp/mail/fax/web/gnats.
> newsadm:        news
> newsadmin:      news
> usenet:         news
> ftpadm:         ftp
> ftpadmin:       ftp
> ftp-adm:        ftp
> ftp-admin:      ftp
> hostmaster:     root
> mail:           postmaster
> postman:        postmaster
> post_office:    postmaster
> abuse:          postmaster
> faxadm:         root
> faxmaster:      root
> webmaster:      root
> gnats-admin:    root
> 
> # added aliases for default mail domain
> fetchmail-daemon: postmaster
> root: martin at xxxxxr.at
> sv02 #

> sv02 # cat /etc/aliases.std
> #------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> # /etc/aliases.std - standard aliases file
> #
> # Copyright (c) 2002-2020  The Eisfair Team, team(at)eisfair(dot)org
> #
> # Creation:     28.04.2002  fm
> # Last Update:  $Id: aliases.std 73384 2020-03-17 16:14:14Z jed $
> #
> # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
> # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
> # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
> # (at your option) any later version.
> #------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> # Basic system aliases that MUST be present.
> postmaster:     root
> mailer-daemon:  postmaster
> 
> # amavis
> virusalert:     root
> 
> # General redirections for pseudo accounts in /etc/passwd.
> administrator:  root
> daemon:         root
> lp:             root
> news:           root
> uucp:           root
> games:          root
> man:            root
> at:             root
> postgres:       root
> mdom:           root
> amanda:         root
> ftp:            root
> wwwrun:         root
> squid:          root
> msql:           root
> gnats:          root
> nobody:         root
> bin:            root
> 
> # Further well-known aliases for dns/news/ftp/mail/fax/web/gnats.
> newsadm:        news
> newsadmin:      news
> usenet:         news
> ftpadm:         ftp
> ftpadmin:       ftp
> ftp-adm:        ftp
> ftp-admin:      ftp
> hostmaster:     root
> mail:           postmaster
> postman:        postmaster
> post_office:    postmaster
> abuse:          postmaster
> spam:           postmaster
> faxadm:         root
> faxmaster:      root
> webmaster:      root
> gnats-admin:    root
> sv02 #



Am 26.11.2020 um 11:37 schrieb Juergen Edner:
> Hallo Marcus, hallo Martin,
> 
>>>>    Warning: The alias definition in line 22 of /etc/aliases need to be
>>>>    checked because                                   a
>>>>           : it couldn't be resolved to a local user account (newsadm:
>>>>           : news)!                                             a
>>>>    Warning: The alias definition in line 23 of /etc/aliases need to be
>>>>    checked because                                   a
>>>>           : it couldn't be resolved to a local user account (newsadmin:
>>>>           : news)!                                           a
>>>>    Warning: The alias definition in line 24 of /etc/aliases need to be
>>>>    checked because                                   a
>>>>           : it couldn't be resolved to a local user account (usenet:
>>>>           : news)!                                              a
>>>>    Warning: The alias definition in line 25 of /etc/aliases need to be
>>>>    checked because                                   a
>>>>           : it couldn't be resolved to a local user account (ftpadm: 
>>>> ftp)!
>>>>           :                                               a
>>>>    Warning: The alias definition in line 26 of /etc/aliases need to be
>>>>    checked because                                   a
>>>>           : it couldn't be resolved to a local user account (ftpadmin:
>>>>           : ftp)!                                             a
>>>>    Warning: The alias definition in line 27 of /etc/aliases need to be
>>>>    checked because                                   a
>>>>           : it couldn't be resolved to a local user account (ftp-adm:
>>>>           : ftp)!                                              a
>>>>    Warning: The alias definition in line 28 of /etc/aliases need to be
>>>>    checked because                                   a
>>>>           : it couldn't be resolved to a local user account (ftp-admin:
>>>>           : ftp)!                                            a
>>
>> Ich frage mich, wie bei dir die /etc/aliases und /etc/aliases.std 
>> aussieht.
> 
> auch hier läuft das Problem erst einmal auf die Notwendigkeit heraus,
> dass ein gültiger root-Alias gesetzt sein muss, z.B. 'root: martin'.
> 
> Denn folgende Warnungen sollten durch die standardmäßig vom mail-Paket
> mitgelieferte Datei aliases.std prinzipiell nicht auftreten, in welcher
> die Aliasdefinition 'news:  root' existiert:
> 
>   newsadm:    news
>   newsadmin:  news
>   usenet:     news
> 
> Folgende Warnungen sollten durch die standardmäßig vom mail-Paket
> mitgelieferte Datei aliases.std prinzipiell nicht auftreten, in
> welcher die Aliasdefinition 'ftp:  root' existiert:
> 
>    ftpadm:    ftp
>    ftpadmin:  ftp
>    ftp-adm:   ftp
>    ftp-admin: ftp
> 
> Gruß Jürgen
>