Chapter 18. Troubleshooting

1. I want to know fml version.
2. Check Postfix version.
3. Check Sendmail version.
4. List up pre-defined addresses on the system.
5. List up defined aliases

1. I want to know fml version.

run "fmlconf" to show all variables. You can find $fml_version in it.

% fmlconf test |grep fml_version
fml_version                          = fml-devel current-20021029

2. Check Postfix version.

% postconf mail_version

3. Check Sendmail version.

% echo '$v' | sendmail -bt

4. List up pre-defined addresses on the system.

"fmladdr" command lists up users defined at both /etc/passwd and aliases.

% fmladdr

Warning

The difference between fmladdr and fmlalias is whether it contains users defined at /etc/passwd or not. fmladdr contains it but fmlalias not. fmlalias lists up only users defined at aliases.

5. List up defined aliases

Run "fmlalias". It shows all addresses defined in aliases files.

% fmlalias

Warning

The difference between fmladdr and fmlalias is whether it contains users defined at /etc/passwd or not. fmladdr contains it but fmlalias not. fmlalias lists up only users defined at aliases.

fml 8.0 (fml-devel) project homepage is www.fml.org/software/fml-devel/.
fml 4.0 project homepage is www.fml.org/fml/menu.ja.html.
about one floppy bsd routers, see www.bsdrouter.org/.
other free softwares are found at www.fml.org/software/.

author's homepage is www.fml.org/home/fukachan/.
Also, visit nuinui's world :) at www.nuinui.net.

For questions about FML, e-mail <fml-bugs@fml.org>.