Hello, everyone,
our company has recently bought a new server and we've switched from an old Fedora to Gentoo. We are now using the latest stable version of postfix (2.6.5) with fully virtual users (MySQL) and dovecot LDA. Everything worked fine when we were testing the configuration in an small LAN. However, after we put the server into the production environment yesterday, there is a problem with outgoing e-mails.

When I try to send an e-mail from Thunderbird 3.0 on my machine (Win 7, x64), it fails with this error message:
The mail server sent an incorrect greeting: .
And in the server's maillog, there are some errors:

Dec 20 09:14:54 server postfix/smtpd[20034]: lost connection after EHLO from 58.16.broadband2.iol.cz[83.208.16.58] Dec 20 09:14:54 server postfix/smtpd[20034]: disconnect from 58.16.broadband2.iol.cz[83.208.16.58]

Same problem with Windows Live mail, except it's says only "Unknown error". I haven't tested any other clients yet and I don't know if I'm the only one who has problems - we changed the server yesterday and our clients don't send any e-mails on weekends.

I've put my IP address into debug_peer_list and here's the full log: http://jan.smitka.org/server/maillog

When I establish and SSH tunnel to another machine, forward my localhost's port 25 to server's port 25, change my outgoing SMTP server to localhost:25 and try to send an e-mail, everything works fine. It looks like it's a problem with EHLO message, because when I send the mail directly, my client uses EHLO smitka (my workstation's name), but throught the tunnel it uses EHLO localhost. It's strange, because I didn't specified any smtpd_helo_restrictions. Full output of postconf -d is here: http://jan.smitka.org/server/postconf

I've tried to google, but I didn't found any relevant information. Has anyone any idea where's the problem? Many thanks in advance!


Best regards

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Jan 'Panda' Smitka,
student a webmaster Gymnázia Děčín,
správce serveru pro EasyComp s.r.o.
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