> > > Am 18.01.2014 20:06, schrieb r...@grimdar.com: >> I can send mail apparently anywhere via the command line or a local >> telnet session, but my squirrelmail seems to have an issue that I cannot >> identify. I would not come here for squirrelmail issues, I believe this >> is a postfix config issue that I just cannot see. There seems to be >> some kind of clean open relay vs. relay access denied issue? Not sure. >> >> Error >> Here is my mail.log session and I will insert a few notes in parens: >> >> rolf@www:/etc/postfix$ echo "test from my domain" | mail -s "Hello >> world 1349" rolf2...@gmail.com && sudo tail -f /var/log/mail.log >> >> (per the above from the command line, here we see success) >> Jan 18 13:39:44 eee postfix/pickup[16000]: D3C75B00C73: uid=1000 >> from=<r...@grimdar.com> >> Jan 18 13:39:44 eee postfix/cleanup[16009]: D3C75B00C73: >> message-id=<20140118183944.d3c75b00...@www.grimdar.com> > > this is *not* smtp and so no smtp-restrictions apply > >> (now I have logged in at rolf2...@gmail.com and replied to the above >> message. so far all is well) > > this is *not* relay, this is deliver to a inbox of a received message from > outside > >> (now i have gone into squirrelmail to reply to the above...note the 554 >> 5.7.1 error) >> Jan 18 13:41:23 eee postfix/smtpd[16081]: connect from localhost[::1] >> Jan 18 13:41:23 eee postfix/smtpd[16081]: NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT from >> localhost[::1]: 554 5.7.1 <rolf2...@gmail.com>: Relay access denied; >> from=<r...@grimdar.com> to=<rolf2...@gmail.com> proto=ESMTP >> helo=<www.grimdar.com> >> Jan 18 13:41:23 eee postfix/smtpd[16081]: lost connection after RCPT >> from localhost[::1] >> Jan 18 13:41:23 eee postfix/smtpd[16081]: disconnect from localhost[::1] > > use stmp-authentication in your webmail or (not so smart) put ::1 in > mynetworks > >> Hostname info: >> rolf@www:/etc/postfix$ hostname >> grimdar.com >> rolf@www:/etc/postfix$ hostname -f >> www.grimdar.com >> >> >> here is my postfinger dump, and below that the pertinent (i think) parts >> of main.cf: >> mynetworks = 127.0.0.0/8, 192.168.1.80 >> smtpd_recipient_restrictions = permit_mynetworks, >> permit_sasl_authenticated, reject_unauth_destination > > and where do you have ::1 in mynetworks? > you have not! > > so configure your webmail to use 127.0.0.1 or put ::1 also in mynetworks >
Thank you so much, this is spot on! I really appreciate your help! -rolf
