On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 4:18 AM, Victor Duchovni < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, Sep 09, 2008 at 03:20:32AM +0300, Alex Bernea wrote: > > > Hi all, > > > > I have set up Postfix 2.5.4 with TLS, Cyrus SASL and LDAP lookups for > users. > > > > I tested it with openssl s_client command on ports 25, 465 and 587 and > > everything works (authentication and test emails). I use self signed CA > > certificates. > > > > I also tested sending mail on gmail, yahoo and other providers and it > works, > > but when I reply back, nothing happens: no error in the logs, no > > mailer-daemon back to gmail or yahoo saying something is wrong. > > > > My IP is dynamic and I have set up a dynamic DNS for my test domain, > > test.lexarrow.com, with A and MX records for mail.test.lexarrow.com. I > > checked DNS settings with dig MX and dig A commands (they turn out ok) > and > > with dnsstuff.com (everything turns out ok except the "Mail" section. > > > > You might want to permit port 25 through your firewall. > > $ dig +noall +ans +add -t mx test.lexarrow.com > test.lexarrow.com. 3570 IN MX 10 > mail.test.lexarrow.com. > mail.test.lexarrow.com. 30 IN A 79.116.195.248 > > $ telnet 79.116.195.248 25 > Trying 79.116.195.248... > <hangs> > > -- > Viktor. Thanks for the quick reply Viktor! I apologize for not mentioning the fact that my ISP blocks port 25. Seems to be both incoming and outgoing. They said it was just outgoing. I wrote them a mail to open the port, maybe I get lucky. Will post when I have news. Alex
