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Topic: Sieve.log lda error

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After the installation i got this error in sieve.log :

lda(root): Fatal: setgid(500(vmail) from mail_gid setting) failed with euid=99(nobody), gid=99(nobody),
egid=99(nobody): Operation not permitted (This binary should probably be called with process group set to 500(vmail) i
nstead of 99(nobody))

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2 Reply by ZhangHuangbin

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Re: Sieve.log lda error

Please create an alias in /etc/postfix/aliases like below:

nobody: root

Then execute command:

# postalias /etc/postfix/aliases

That's all.

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Re: Sieve.log lda error

Thank you, for the help.

ZhangHuangbin wrote:

Please create an alias in /etc/postfix/aliases like below:

nobody: root

Then execute command:

# postalias /etc/postfix/aliases

That's all.

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Re: Sieve.log lda error

Sorry, but I still have the error.

Aug 17 10:51:58 lda(root): Fatal: setgid(500(vmail) from mail_gid setting) failed with euid=99(nobody), gid=99(nobody), egid=99(nobody): Operation not permitted (This binary should probably be called with process group set to 500(vmail) instead of 99(nobody))

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Re: Sieve.log lda error

Do you have entry for root user in /etc/postfix/aliases? For example:

root: user@domain.ltd

Since emails for most of all system users are configured to be forwarded to root, you have to forward it to a real email address to receive them.