Zarafra and diradmin mail

[Markoetie]

Hi,

I'm running DA on Debian Etch and I have the following problem.
When I make a user account and click on save normally diradmin sends an e-mail to notify you. This doesn't happen and it bounces

I looked in the mainlog of exim and the was no From email address specified


2008-11-19 12:56:49 1L2lft-0001Wk-ER <= <> R=1L2lft-0001Wb-8L U=mail P=local S=2672 T="Mail delivery failed: returning message to sender" from <> for diradmin@srv04.sittyweb.nl
2008-11-19 12:56:49 1L2lft-0001Wk-ER ** diradmin@srv04.sittyweb.nl F=<> R=zarafa T=zarafa_pipe: Child process of zarafa_pipe transport returned 70 (could mean internal software error) from command: /usr/bin/zarafa-dagent
2008-11-19 12:56:49 1L2lft-0001Wk-ER Frozen (delivery error message)


Any reason why this is happening?

Thanks,
Markoetie

[scsi]

What the heck is zarafa pipe. It must be something you altered into exim. Since it is not something that ships with directadmin it cannot be supported.

[nobaloney]

Zarafa (http://www.zarafa.com/) is a Microsoft Exchange replacement.

Other than that, I agree with user scsi.

Unless someone else using Zarafa is a member of this forum I don't think you're going to get a response here.

This thread is about a third-party product; I've moved it to the appropriate forum.

Jeff

[Markoetie]

If I look in the exim mail queue and open on of them i get this:

Return-path: <diradmin@srv04.xxxx.nl>
Received: from diradmin by srv04.xxxx.nl with local (Exim 4.67)
(envelope-from <diradmin@srv04.xxxx.nl>)
id 1L4ZoM-0003Qt-Si
for marco.kremer@somemailaddress.nl; Mon, 24 Nov 2008 12:41:02 +0100
To: marco.kremer@somemailaddress.nl
From: sittyweb01 <marco.kremer@somemailaddress.nl>
Sender: sittyweb01 <marco.kremer@somemailaddress.nl>
Reply-To: sittyweb01 <marco.kremer@somemailaddress.nl>
X-DirectAdmin-Sender: sittyweb01
Subject: Your account for test.nl is now ready for use.

The From field is the same as the Sender

This is weird because we have the same setup running on 1 other server and it works perfectly

[nobaloney]

Then read the log to find out why it's bouncing.

Jeff