[toaster] SMTP Not Accepting Connections
Title: SMTP Not Accepting Connections Hi All, I have followed the Toaster page to almost the letter except for the vpopmail install where I didn't allow the roaming users. As I did not want to use POP before SMTP and previous installs follwing the instructions to the word caused the POP Before SMTP to be active. Now I seem to have the problem that whenever I try to connect to the SMTP server the connection is dropped right away. Could someone point out what I missed? If you need any more inforation just ask and I will happily supply. Regards, Rob Gaborko GTN Communications Corp. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: [toaster] SMTP Not Accepting Connections
Title: RE: [toaster] SMTP Not Accepting Connections 1) I removed both sendmail and postfix. 2) No firewall whatsoever 3) 127.:allow,RELAYCLIENT="" is the only thing in the tcp.smtp file THe only thing I changed is --enable-roaming-users=n in the vpopmail configure statement. It appears that the tcp.smtp.cdb file is not being created as my smtpd log file is showing: @40003e88e9bf096bc41c tcpserver: warning: dropping connection, unable to read /home/vpopmail/etc/tcp.smtp.cdb: file does not exist Any ideas? Regards, Rob Gaborko GTN Communications Corp. [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: Benjamin Tomhave [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003 8:27 PM To: Rob Gaborko Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [toaster] SMTP Not Accepting Connections 1) Did you make sure sendmail and postfix were not installed? 2) Do you have a firewall installed (ipchains/iptables)? 3) Anything funky in tcp.smtp? If none of these are it, please send more details about what you might have done differently, if anything. > Hi All, > > I have followed the Toaster page to almost the letter except for the > vpopmail install where I didn't allow the roaming users. As I did not > want to use POP before SMTP and previous installs follwing the > instructions to the word caused the POP Before SMTP to be active. Now I > seem to have the problem that whenever I try to connect to the SMTP > server the connection is dropped right away. Could someone point out > what I missed? If you need any more inforation just ask and I will > happily supply. > > > Regards, > Rob Gaborko > GTN Communications Corp. > [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Benjamin Tomhave, Senior Systems Engineer [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sofast Communications www.sofast.net
RE: [toaster] SMTP Not Accepting Connections
Title: RE: [toaster] SMTP Not Accepting Connections Thanx Bill, That did it :) full closed server now with SMTP-Auth .. Regards, Rob Gaborko GTN Communications Corp. [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: Bill Shupp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003 9:30 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [toaster] SMTP Not Accepting Connections On Monday, March 31, 2003, at 05:30 PM, Rob Gaborko wrote: > 1) I removed both sendmail and postfix. > 2) No firewall whatsoever > 3) 127.:allow,RELAYCLIENT="" is the only thing in the tcp.smtp file > > THe only thing I changed is --enable-roaming-users=n in the vpopmail > configure statement. It appears that the tcp.smtp.cdb file is not > being created as my smtpd log file is showing: You manually need to create the tcp.smtp.cdb file if you're not using roaming users (clearopensmtp just exits): cd ~vpopmail/etc tcprules tcp.smtp.cdb tmp < tcp.smtp That will allow connections. Regards, Bill Shupp
[toaster] Sorry,_I_wasn't_able_to_establish_an_SMTP_connection._(#4.4.1)
Hello All, I have come back to the list and having problems with my Toaster install on CentOS 4.x Mail seems to make it into the queue no problem but when it tries to send mail out of the system to another mail server it gives me the following error: Sorry,_I_wasn't_able_to_establish_an_SMTP_connection._(#*4.4.1*) Both servers are connectable via telnet. The one thing different about this box is that uses a dual nic one pointing to an internal network and one pointing to the outside world. I have thought it could be SMTProutes but I cannot find the file or what to put into it if I do need that. The other differnet thing is that the systems primary name server is on the internal network as this allows the box to see all the internal servers via name instead of IP. Maybe this is the problem. Any help would greatly be appreciated as this is the last step before this box is pretty much live and running. Rob G
