On Saturday 24 September 2011 21:04:41 Phill Edwards wrote:
> I ended up fixing the problem by running:
> # touch /etc/aliases
> # newaliases
>
> Shouldn't postfix create a default aliases file? Or at least
> include a sample one somewhere as part of the install?
Where did you look? A source inst
I have just installed postfix on one of my servers purely in order to get
email output from cron jobs. I have installed postifx previously on other
servers nad had no problems. But on this installation I found that no
messages could be delivered because there was no aliases file. I was seeing
this
>I'm currently tasked with a project of creating a spam server which will
>receive \
>email for all of our customers, filter it for spam and relay clean mail onto
>the \
>final destination. The challenge is that it needs to be manageable by someone
>who \
>doesn't know Linux.
>
>Is there a way
On 9/24/2011 3:42 PM, Ryan Blakeslee wrote:
Stan,
I did not know this and I really appreciate the feedback, I apologize for
suggesting that without fully understanding the implications on Postfix.
No need to apologize. Here's the direct info:
http://www.postfix.org/addon.html
"mailscanner s
Stan,
I did not know this and I really appreciate the feedback, I apologize for
suggesting that without fully understanding the implications on Postfix.
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Sent: Satur
On 9/24/2011 3:02 PM, Ryan Blakeslee wrote:
but, it's based on all actively maintained
components: postfix, *mailscanner*
AIUI, mailscanner directly manipulates the postfix queue files, which is
not supported and is extremely frowned upon by the Postfix developer(s),
to put it lightly.
I'd
Hi Kaleb,
I just wanted to mention that there is a project that I have been using for
years that is build for exactly what you need to do, using Postfix as the
MTA.
It's ESVA (email security virtual appliance.) I've used it for a number of
customers and my own environment. The maintainer of
Am 24.09.2011 19:37, schrieb Steve Weigold:
>
> Greetings everyone,
>
> A bit more data on this issue:
>
> In a telnet session from the windows box, I notice that once the greeting is
> received, if I do nothing but send an
> immediate I get a bad syntax response. If I type anything, inclu
Greetings everyone,
A bit more data on this issue:
In a telnet session from the windows box, I notice that once the
greeting is received, if I do nothing but send an immediate I get
a bad syntax response. If I type anything, including just a single
character, followed by , it seems to be
Greetings everyone,
I'm testing a postfix install on a machine on my local lan. Although I
don't expect it to be relevant to the problem, it's an embedded debian
system. Postfix is configured to relay through an ISP email server to
send outgoing emails (ie relayhost = my.isp.server).Cur
Thomas Trepper:
> Hi all,
>
> I hope I am right here, I have the following problem and can't find a
> solution so I would like to ask you for this:
>
> I have a server (ubuntu 8.04.3-server) with one network interface and two
> IPs on it and on top one postfix (2.5.1 installation. I would like po
Hi all,
I hope I am right here, I have the following problem and can't find a
solution so I would like to ask you for this:
I have a server (ubuntu 8.04.3-server) with one network interface and two
IPs on it and on top one postfix (2.5.1 installation. I would like postfix
to relay to different re
Am 23.09.2011 19:51, schrieb Kaleb Hosie:
> I’m currently tasked with a project of creating a spam server which will
> receive email for all of our customers, filter it for spam and relay
> clean mail onto the final destination. The challenge is that it needs to
> be manageable by someone who doesn
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