On Wed, Feb 12, 2014 at 09:12:14AM -0500, Wietse Venema wrote:
> 127.0.0.1 is YOUR MACHINE NOT A REMOTE CLIENT.
Perhaps the OP's amavis is misconfigured to accept remote SMTP clients
without access control:
Feb 11 16:40:42 hera5 amavis[32622]: (32622-04) Passed CLEAN
{RelayedOpenRelay}, [72.9.103.50]:5850 [72.9.103.50]
<bounce+a=ACCOUNT2-c=021114CHRISFAULKNERE-e=criterion=apollo3....@am0.net>
-> <criter...@apollo3.com>, Queue-ID: 886561514D8,
Message-ID: <20140211214036.74cd51305...@mail.actionmessage.com>,
mail_id: mf2_uVscaH5z, Hits: -1.901, size: 7991,
queued_as: 174F71553D7, 2445 ms
If 72.9.103.50 is a remote IP address, then the OP has misconfigured
amavis to listen on remotely visible IP addresses and to accept
mail from remote SMTP clients.
Perhaps that's what the "RelayedOpenRelay" bit is about in the log
entry. The fact that Amavis then uses a local "HELO" name is not
surprising.
The fix is to not aim the amavis shotgun at foot.
--
Viktor.
