On Fri, Apr 03, 2009 at 11:45:17PM -0600, Jason Bailey, Sun Advocate Webmaster
wrote:
> In just a few portions of my mail log I see the following hostnames:
> 212453-app4.domain.com
> 207113-app1.domain.com
> 205107-app3.domain.com
> 207186-app2.domain.com
>
This assumes you have PCRE tables, a
Hello all,
I have postfix working pretty well... efficiently blocking a very large
amount of spam (very happy with Postfix). But I have a problem...
Postfix isn't receiving mail from a specific mail system, and it's
critical that it does.
The problem really isn't Postfix. Postfix is doing exactly
Thanks for the fast reply.
I fixed the logging issue.
>From the /var/log/maillog
Apr 3 23:32:11 mail postfix/smtp[6451]: 96B0EB8: to=,
relay=b.mx.mail.yahoo.com[66.196.97.250]:25, delay=0.38,
delays=0.28/0.01/0.05/0.04, dsn=5.0.0, status=bounced (host
b.mx.mail.yahoo.com[66.196.97.250] said: 55
Hi Wieste,
That is another issue I am having.
The issue with no bounce backs has been ongoing for a short while and
yesterday, coincidentally I tried rotating the log file which was successful
but I have but been able to restart the logging. This bounce problem all came
to a head today and I hav
nr...@firstfinancial.org:
> Any suggestions? I don't know where else to look. I suspect that I
> configured postfix to be non-compliant to an RFC, but not sure what is the
> offending configuration.
Postfix logs all failed and successful deliveries to a logfile.
The file is usually called /var/lo
Wietse Venema:
> Claudio Frydlewsky:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have a web server running APACHE + PHP + POSTFIX with Virtual Servers.
> >
> > I need to be able to see where the e-mails come from inside the logs.
> >
> > The problem is that when i look into the postix logs i see this:
> >
> > Apr 2 17:58:1
Hello all,
I have a real head scratcher.
When sending email directly thru exchange to a known bad address, say
sadfxs...@yahoo.com, I receive a bounce back, as I should, stating an invalid
address.
When I send the same email thru the same exchange server, this time with a
postfix smarthos
Claudio Frydlewsky:
> Hi,
>
> I have a web server running APACHE + PHP + POSTFIX with Virtual Servers.
>
> I need to be able to see where the e-mails come from inside the logs.
>
> The problem is that when i look into the postix logs i see this:
>
> Apr 2 17:58:14 server1 postfix/pickup[14329]: 45
Claudio Frydlewsky wrote:
Hi,
I have a web server running APACHE + PHP + POSTFIX with Virtual Servers.
I need to be able to see where the e-mails come from inside the logs.
We do something similar here.
I lost the architectural battle to do things correctly, so instead on my
mailgate I ha
On Fri, 3 Apr 2009 23:07:21 +
Claudio Frydlewsky wrote:
> I need to be able to see where the e-mails come from inside the logs.
They are there.
> Apr 2 17:58:14 server1 postfix/qmgr[31752]: 4519D85C0B:
> from=, size=922, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
> I would like to know why I can't see the real
Hi,
I have a web server running APACHE + PHP + POSTFIX with Virtual Servers.
I need to be able to see where the e-mails come from inside the logs.
The problem is that when i look into the postix logs i see this:
Apr 2 17:58:14 server1 postfix/pickup[14329]: 4519D85C0B: uid=48 from=
A
Bernard Higonnet wrote:
Well I already had those in there. Is there a "no_always_bcc" ?
Thanks
Bernard Higonnet
Please don't top post.
The "no_address_mappings" includes always_bcc.
Please show output of "postconf mail_version",
"postconf -n", and your modifications to master.cf
-- Noel
Well I already had those in there. Is there a "no_always_bcc" ?
Thanks
Bernard Higonnet
On Fri, Apr 3, 2009 at 7:11 PM, Noel Jones wrote:
> Bernard Higonnet wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have my own little family mail server running postfix under FreeBSD
>> 7.1-RELEASE #0.
>>
>> I keep a journal o
Noel Jones wrote:
David Denny wrote:
Noel Jones wrote:
and a transport_maps entry to help postfix find this host if it's
different from the relayhost.
# transport
x.y relay:[ip.of.internal.host]
-- Noel Jones
Thanks Noel. I added the relayhost and transport entries.
If I mail t
Bernard Higonnet wrote:
Hello,
I have my own little family mail server running postfix under FreeBSD
7.1-RELEASE #0.
I keep a journal of all ingoing and outgoing mail using always_bcc
which I'm happy with.
I recently installed amavisd-new and ever since I get duplicate emails
in the journal, a
sosogh wrote:
Hi list
I am using postfix 2.5.5 on debian lenny.I installed it via apt-get
I have set up two postfix smtpd instances, the first one listens on 0.0.0.0:25
the second one listens on 127.0.0.1:10026
The postfix:25 accepts mails from the INTERNET,checks that if the recipient is
"
Hello,
I have my own little family mail server running postfix under FreeBSD
7.1-RELEASE #0.
I keep a journal of all ingoing and outgoing mail using always_bcc
which I'm happy with.
I recently installed amavisd-new and ever since I get duplicate emails
in the journal, apparently because when the
Hi list
I am using postfix 2.5.5 on debian lenny.I installed it via apt-get
I have set up two postfix smtpd instances, the first one listens on 0.0.0.0:25
the second one listens on 127.0.0.1:10026
The postfix:25 accepts mails from the INTERNET,checks that if the recipient is
"@special.com",
if
David Denny wrote:
Noel Jones wrote:
and a transport_maps entry to help postfix find this host if it's
different from the relayhost.
# transport
x.y relay:[ip.of.internal.host]
-- Noel Jones
Thanks Noel. I added the relayhost and transport entries.
If I mail to da...@[i.p.add.re
Noel Jones wrote:
David Denny wrote:
I am setting up an inbound postfix instance to run on a dmz host.
Its purpose is to accept mail only for specific relay_recipients and to
transport them to an internal postfix server.
OK, a standard relay_domain with valid recipients listed in
relay_recip
David Denny wrote:
I am setting up an inbound postfix instance to run on a dmz host.
Its purpose is to accept mail only for specific relay_recipients and to
transport them to an internal postfix server.
OK, a standard relay_domain with valid recipients listed in
relay_recipient_maps.
I ha
Wietse Venema wrote:
David Denny:
Which fragments of my various configuration files would be useful to
help diagnose this?
# postconf -c /etc/postfix_daviddenny.co.uk/ -n
alternate_config_directories = /etc/postfix /etc/postfix_chavin.net
/etc/postfix_yaravi.com /etc/postfix_david
/etc/postfix/transport:
humopat+...@mydomain.com error:5.1.1 user unknown
/etc/postfix/main.cf:
transport_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/transport
Wietse
Humopat:
> I want this extension, and only this extension, to bounce at the "rcpt to"
> step.
>
> Of course I could use something like "smtpd_recipient_restrictions =
> check_recipient_access (...)"
Which makes sense, considering that this is an ACCESS table.
> but I came to think it would be ea
Hi all,
I'm quite new at postfix, after long years using qmail.
I'm really enjoying it for now but I'm a little lost on something and I hope
I can get help from you because I couldn't find anything online.
I'm using extensions so all emails sent to
humopat+anyth...@mydomain.comwill be
accepted a
I am setting up an inbound postfix instance to run on a dmz host.
Its purpose is to accept mail only for specific relay_recipients and to
transport them to an internal postfix server.
I have demonstrated proof of concept with this * but there is a tweak I
cannot easily figure out from the docume
I am setting up an inbound postfix instance to run on a dmz host.
Its purpose is to accept mail only for specific relay_recipients and to
transport them to an internal postfix server.
I have demonstrated proof of concept with this * but there is a tweak I
cannot easily figure out from the doc
Problem solved with postfixadmin list. I got error with alias which should
be :
g...@eurimage.pl -> g...@eurimage.pl,grom#eurimage...@vacation.eurimage.pl
mouss pisze:
> Sebastian Chociwski a écrit :
>> And get the vacation.pl from postfixadmin. In alias area I created alias
>> for g...@eurimage.
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