Mail Piler Integration with Zimbra [Version 8.0.7_GA_6021.FOSS Apr 8, 2014]
WE ARE NOT GETTING MAILS ON MAILPILER
We have successfully installed Mail Piler 1.1.1 with SMTP status piler:ok and smarthost:ok on 192.168.0.102
in our zimbra mail server hosted on 192.168.0.10 we have created new user : archival@shirke.co.in. and in /opt/zimbra/postfix/conf/main.cf we have created 2 entires :-
sender_bcc_maps = hash:/opt/zimbra/postfix/conf/sender_bcc recipient_bcc_maps = hash:/opt/zimbra/postfix/conf/recipient_bcc
in both the files i.e.sender_bcc and recipient_bcc we have mapped the selected users we want to archive as follows:-
abc@shirke.co.in archival@shirke.co.in xyz@shirke.co.in archival@shirke.co.in mno@shirke.co.in archival@shirke.co.in
After that we have checked the mails in archival@shirke.co.in. and we found the same is working fine and all the mails were available in archival@shirke.co.in
we have configured mailpiler with imap authentication in config.php and also logged in to the archival.shirke.co.in as imap user.
Please let me know where to configure the archival@shirke.co.in in mailpiler config.php and config-site.php to have a Integration with Zimbra Mail Server.
I am attaching herewith the config.php and config-site.php file for your ready reference.
Please help
Comments (15)
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repo owner - changed status to invalid
It's not a bug at all, rather improper configuration.
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reporter yes it is a improper configuration as suggested to map abc@shirke.co.in archive@archival.shirke.co.in I had done that but still I am not getting the mails on mailpiler and the sender to abc@shirke.co.in is receiving the bounce as NO SUCH DOMAIN
please help me with proper configuration
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archival.shirke.co.in requires a valid my record
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repo owner Check if you can ping or telnet to port 25 to archival.shirke.co.in. It must have a working domain name resolution.
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reporter yes I can ping and telnet to archival.shirke.co.in
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reporter on telnet getting the response from 220 mailarchiver.localhost ESMTP
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repo owner ok, then check the mail logs on both piler and zimbra. You should see some status=stored entires on the piler side.
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reporter in store folder of piler nothing is there
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repo owner OK, show me the zimbra logs, and verify that it actually sends emails to the piler host.
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reporter My Zimbra Mail Server delivers the mail to abc@shirke.co.in but bounces back from archive@archival.shirke.co.in [suggested by you] to the sender stating that No SUCH DOMAIN
please help me on configuration part
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repo owner It's a zimbra side issue. Show me the zimbra logs. Make sure to format it!
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Hi Jsuto,
Do you have any suggestions on how to configure zimbra to bypass emails incoming and outgoing? Zimbra will block the messages to unknown domain
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repo owner I don't follow, please clarify your problem. Also I'm not sure where an unknown domain comes into play.
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These are Zimbra configuration issues. Zimbra uses postfix so it's pretty simple to reconfigure the mail delivery route and settings
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I think that the easiest approach is if you configure the following in in both recipient and sender bcc maps:
Thus zimbra will deliver these emails to piler promptly, and you don't need the newly created user (=archival@shirke.co.in). However if you insist on the imap import, then you should create a cron job to get emails from this mailbox. Note that smtp delivery is more efficient.
For the gui authentication I can see that you have enabled imap authentication. Note that, however, you shouldn't change config.php, instead all local settings should go to config-site.php.