What type of hardware are you using: Virtual machine What YunoHost version are you running: 12.1.25 How are you able to access your server: The webadmin
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Describe your issue
Good evening,
I don’t know exactly since when, but I noticed that in Diagnosis > Email, I get the message: Can not consult number of pending emails in queue.
Note: I’m using the Mailman3 application.
Can anyone help me resolve this error?
Thank you in advance. Have a good Friday evening and a good weekend,
C.
Bonsoir,
Je ne sais pas exactement depuis quand, mais je me rends compte que dans Diagnostic > Email j’ai le message : Impossible de consulter le nombre d'emails en attente dans la file d'attente.
Par avance merci, bon vendredi soir et bon week-end,
C.
Share relevant logs or error messages
Erreur : invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'postqueue: warning: /etc/postfix/main.cf, line 203: overriding earlier entry: relay_domains=$mydestination null\n21'
Apart from netplan for a random IPv6 problem, I don’t think I’ve changed anything other than the admin interface, precisely to avoid files that would no longer update.
I’ll keep you informed and add an English translation in case it can be of more use to the community. Thanks
postfix/trivial-rewrite[25096]: warning: do not list domain listes.sud-culture.org in BOTH virtual_mailbox_domains and relay_domains
postfix/sendmail[25601]: warning: /etc/postfix/main.cf, line 203: overriding earlier entry: relay_domains=$mydestination null
postfix/postdrop[25602]: warning: /etc/postfix/main.cf, line 203: overriding earlier entry: relay_domains=$mydestination null
Sounds like an issue with mailman3 that adds a relay_domains statement that ~conflicts with the relay_domains added via the “backup_mx_domains” from yunohost’s global settings … though in your case I see that it’s null which actually means there’s a bug in the core about it … i’m guessing you played with this setting but somehow it wasnt 100% reverted …
can you share the output of sudo grep backup_mx_domain /etc/yunohost/settings.yml
I’ve never actually touched these files. I haven’t logged into the servers via the console since at least July. sudo grep backup_mx_domain /etc/yunohost/settings.yml asks me for the password and then displays nothing at all. And when I try to go to /etc/yunohost/ via ftp it says permission denied.
When I access the folder in command line and display the contents of the file there is:
admin_strength: '2'
nginx_compatibility: modern
portal_allow_edit_email_alias: 0
portal_allow_edit_email_forward: 0
postfix_compatibility: modern
user_strength: '2'
webadmin_allowlist: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx>
webadmin_allowlist_enabled: 1