David Cottle a écrit : > Magnus Bäck wrote: >> On Monday, January 12, 2009 at 22:19 CET, >> David Cottle <webmas...@aus-city.com> wrote: > >>> The messages are all faked spam supposedly sent from mail addresses >>> that are valid off the server domains. So therefore non valid >>> addresses are being rejected. So how can these be dealt with they all >>> look genuine in the headers. My domains all run strict SPF policy >>> with reject mail when SPF does not resolve to pass, but as these are >>> bounce emails the servers of course have no SPF records therefore >>> don't get skimmed off. >> Please follow the instructions and post logs showing how these messages >> enter your system. Had the messages been rejected they would not have >> ended up in your queue. They are instead bounced, and you haven't >> provided us with any details about why this happens. Therefore we cannot >> suggest any course of action without resorting to guessing. > > Thanks all, I just can't figure out why they get bounced, so I attach > here.. I will only attach two: >
Please take the time to understand what others have tried to tell you. the answer to your problem is in postfix logs, not in the bounces, nor in the mailq. 1- find out where are postfix logs. they may be in /var/log/maillog or /var/log/mail.log or another file (the location is specified in /etc/syslog.conf if you use the "standard" syslog) 2- search for a message that arrived _for_ webmas...@aus-city.com (not a bounce). 3- show the logs for this message from the time it gets into postfix until it causes an error. the first log line here should contain "postfix/smtpd" or "postfix/pickup". if webmas...@aus-city.com is not a valid user, then remove it from your address lists and from alias (and virtual_aliases). BTW, don't put $virtual_* in local_recipient_maps. > [snip]
