Some guesses below; hopefully an expert will eventually chime in. On Wed, 2014-03-12 at 06:18:37 -0700, jmct wrote: > ... > When I try sending a basic test e-mail through PowerShell using my Postfix > box as the SMTP server - I'm seeing 20-40+ second delays in the > /var/log/maillog per e-mail. > > Here is what I see in the logs: > > Mar 12 07:59:36 postfix/smtpd[21189]: connect from unknown[10.1.10.45] > ... > Mar 12 07:59:36 postfix/postdrop[21196]: warning: unable to look up > public/pickup: Permission denied
A permission issue prevents postdrop(1) from notifying the pickup(8) service of new mail arrival. Try running 'postfix set-permissions' to fix this. > Mar 12 07:59:36 postfix/pipe[21192]: 2E69C1E0203: to=<me@workdomain>, > relay=spamfilter, delay=0.17, delays=0.02/0.02/0/0.13, dsn=2.0.0, > status=sent (delivered via spamfilter service) > Mar 12 07:59:36 postfix/qmgr[20944]: 2E69C1E0203: removed Postfix delivers to the spamfilter relay in < 1s from initial connect, and removes the message from the queue. > Mar 12 *07:59:36* spamd[15542]: prefork: child states: II > Mar 12 *08:00:06* postfix/pickup[20942]: 5B5A81E01ED: uid=5001 > from=<me@workdomain> During its periodic scan of the "maildrop" queue, pickup(8) sees the new mail and passes it to cleanup(8), as logged below. > Mar 12 08:00:06 postfix/cleanup[21191]: 5B5A81E01ED: > message-id=<20140312130006.5B5A81E01ED@localhost> > Mar 12 08:00:06 postfix/qmgr[20944]: 5B5A81E01ED: from=<m...@workdomain.com>, > ... -- Sahil Tandon
