On 12/13/10 4:11 PM, Zhou, Yan wrote:
Hi there,
I am integrating Postfix 2.3.3 with LDAP. Everything works fine in
development and QA environments, but when the app. moves into our stage
environment, it fails. I do not understand why, but I do know our Stage
environment has tighter control, e.g., no mail relay, etc.
I am sending a message from direct2.care180.com to direct3.care180.com,
both are defined in my LDAP. Essentially one user is sending a message
to another one,
No, you're sending a message from one *mail domain* to another *mail
domain*.
If you want this box to manage email for both domains, you need to tell
postfix this.
both of which are managed by the same Postfix. The
message should come back to me without any relay to outside.
Then you need to make sure that postfix knows it is responsible for both
these domains.
I verified that Postfix did query LDAP and the entities are found. But
instead of the message coming back to Postfix, I am getting this error.
I do not know why Postfix is attempting a relay.
Because postfix determined that it is not the final destination for the
message.
Dec 13 10:00:06 sdirsmtp002 postfix/smtpd[13136]: NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT
from sdirapp001.stage.cin.mp-emaxx.com[10.128.61.10]: 554 5.7.1
<kz...@direct3.care180.com>: Relay access denied;
from=<yz...@direct2.care180.com> to=<kz...@direct3.care180.com>
proto=ESMTP helo=<sdirapp001.stage.cin.mp-emaxx.com>
The machine at
sdirapp001.stage.cin.mp-emaxx.com[10.128.61.10]
tried to send a message from
<yz...@direct2.care180.com>
to
<kz...@direct3.care180.com>
but postfix refused to forward the message.
This means that postfix is not aware that it should handle mail for
direct3.care180.com addresses.
Add both domains to the mydestination parameter in main.cf and reload
postfix.
Any debug I can do? I do not see any helpful message in Postfix.
The above log is about as helpful as it can get - it tells you exactly
what was attempted, and what the result was.
Thanks,
Yan
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