On Thu, Sep 23, 2004 at 01:07:22PM +0530, Bilal Ahmed Mazhar wrote:

displays goes off and when I touch either of the device it comes again. I know its the facility to save unnecessary wastage of power. But I don't know how to disable it.

Take a look at /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 ... its likely to contain something related. This feature is normally called "DPMS". The "X" manpage or the documentation on xfree86.org are also very useful.

2)----- If Qmail is configured for gold.com as localdomain then any mail to ExistUser@gold.com is delivered to the user properly but NonExistUser@gold.com is bounced back immediately. How to forward NonExistUser's email to the gold.com existing on the internet.

So basically you are causing an identity crisis for your qmail setup. You are either gold.com, or you are not ... its a bad idea to decide that on a per-user basis. If you still want to do it, look at the "fastforward" tool for qmail. Create /etc/aliases, where you put in an entry for every non-existent user so that the mail is redirected to the correct user instead.

Another possibility, which I have not tried, is to create a ~alias/.qmail-default, that launches some kind of script or something to redeliver the message to a different server. I HAVE NOT TRIED THIS and there is NO GUARANTEE that THIS WILL WORK or in fact that THIS IS POSSIBLE at all.

Second thing is when I fetch messages from gold.com to my local machine by fetchmail command it shows delivery to local users but messages don't appear in ./Maildir.

This should hopefully not be related with qmail, unless you are locally delivering messages that fetchmail downloads. Fetchmail has excellent debugging capabilities, where you can watch every action, even and decision happening. Try that to see what's up!

Sameer.