Doh! forgot to include this kenhat: postconf -d myhostname myhostname = swi.spellwellinc.com SWI.spellwellinc.com:~
On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 6:01 PM, Ken Hathaway <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: > Thanks Brian! You got me going in the right direction. > > I probably should have mentioned that this running in a FreeBSD jail. > > I read the archive reference you gave and pulled and compiled gethostbyaddr > & gethostbyname. I haven't used c in long time so I was pretty impressed > with myself getting these to compile. ;) So here is what I got. > > SWI.spellwellinc.com:~ > kenhat: ./gethostbyaddr 74.86.26.64 > host 74.86.26.64 not found > SWI.spellwellinc.com:~ > kenhat: ./gethostbyname swi.spellwellinc.com > Hostname: swi.spellwellinc.com > Aliases: > Addresses: 74.86.26.64 > SWI.spellwellinc.com:~ > kenhat: > > I copied these programs to my master server (not a jail) and get the same > results. > > While I'm further along with my debugging I'm still not sure how to fix it. > Any help appreciated... > > Also would this cause the assorted email ISP out there to classify my email > as junk? Is postfix passing on the warning message to the far end smtp? That > doesn't seem right. > > Anyway thanks for the help > > ken > > > > So if I'm reading this right the warning message is coming from postfix. > > > On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 1:12 PM, Brian Evans - Postfix List < > [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Ken Hathaway wrote: >> >>> >>> First off I don't think this is a postfix problem. I'm hoping someone >>> here has seen something similar and can help me out. Google so far has >>> turned up nothing for me. :( >>> >>> I get this same warning from gmail, yahoo & live. The email goes straight >>> the the junk email folder on all of these systems. :( Makes me very unhappy. >>> >>> Log snippet: (74.86.26.64 <http://74.86.26.64> spellwellinc.com < >>> http://spellwellinc.com> is my server) >>> >>> Aug 4 16:55:03 swi postfix/smtpd[23275]: warning: 74.86.26.64 < >>> http://74.86.26.64>: address not listed for hostname spellwellinc.com < >>> http://spellwellinc.com> >>> Aug 4 16:55:03 swi postfix/smtpd[23275]: connect from unknown[ >>> 74.86.26.64 <http://74.86.26.64>] >>> Aug 4 16:55:03 swi postfix/smtpd[23275]: 03377BDCC2: client=unknown[ >>> 74.86.26.64 <http://74.86.26.64>] >>> Aug 4 16:55:03 swi postfix/cleanup[23278]: 03377BDCC2: message-id=< >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto: >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]> (Spell Well Inc. >>> Password Reset)> >>> Aug 4 16:55:03 swi postfix/qmgr[66310]: 03377BDCC2: from=< >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>, size=1193, >>> nrcpt=1 (queue active) >>> Aug 4 16:55:03 swi postfix/smtpd[23275]: disconnect from unknown[ >>> 74.86.26.64 <http://74.86.26.64>] >>> Aug 4 16:55:04 swi postfix/smtp[23279]: 03377BDCC2: to=< >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>, relay= >>> gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com <http://gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com>[ >>> 64.233.185.27 <http://64.233.185.27>]:25, delay=1.4, >>> delays=0.11/0.01/0.09/1.2, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (250 2.0.0 OK 1217868904 >>> l43si10712889wrl.17) >>> Aug 4 16:55:04 swi postfix/qmgr[66310]: 03377BDCC2: removed >>> >>> I assume the warning: 27.86.26.64 <http://27.86.26.64>: address not >>> listed message if from the far end. I check DNS and see PTR is there. Then >>> check dig -x >>> >> >> Postfix smtpd uses gethostbyaddr() and gethostbyname() system libraries. >> Here's a great post by Wietse from the archives to see what Postfix sees: >> http://archives.neohapsis.com/archives/postfix/2001-02/1165.html >> This should help you debug a bit more. >> >> If that turns up nothing interesting, someone more knowledgeable than me >> can help further. >> >> I must have something screwed up in DNS but can't find it. I can post my >>> zone file if that helps. Anyone out there that can toss me a bone? >>> >>> I'm only using postfix for outgoing mail. No incoming. >>> >>> Just in case someone thinks my postconf might help. >>> >>> root: postconf -n >>> >> [...] >> >>> mydestination = $myhostname, localhost.$mydomain, localhost >>> >> myhostname is default. Hard to tell what it is from this output. >> 'postconf -d myhostname' may help you know what postfix is using. >> >> smtpd_sender_restrictions = permit_sasl_authenticated, permit_mynetworks >>> >> >> This line is useless as everything permits (implied permit at the end). >> >> Brian >> > >
