> Embarrassing question time... was investigating use of port 587/submission
> in
> addition to our usual 465/smtps, but I found that our server is already
> listening on port 587. ALL of the "submission" lines in master.cf are
> commented out.
>
>
> Surely I just goofed something up, bu
Hello,
Embarrassing question time... was investigating use of port 587/submission in
addition to our usual 465/smtps, but I found that our server is already
listening on port 587. ALL of the "submission" lines in master.cf are
commented out.
Surely I just goofed something up, but I'm not
To make Postfix highly-available, you mount the configuration, queue
and mailbox directories from a highly-available file store.
Then, you replace a broken Postfix server simply by mounting the
configuration, queue and mailbox directories on a different server
and giving that server the IP address
Hello all. I am in need of some guidance. First a little background. Currently our mail server is on physical hardware (Dell server with 2x 2.8GHz Xeon w/ 4GB ram, raid5 array, single gigabit nic) running on Fedora 11 and postfix-2.5.6-3.fc11.x86_64 with dovecot-1.2.11-3.fc11.x86_64. Mailstore is v
On 11/28/2011 05:45 PM, Noel Jones wrote:
On 11/28/2011 1:04 PM, Wietse Venema wrote:
Alfredo Saldanha:
Dear,
I'd like to know if is there some way to disable automatic or manually
Postfix filters in case of failure (overload) or something.
I'm asking this because I was an incident where, unde
Roger Goh:
> Just to add, I'm not allowed to start up sendmail (as it's hardened
> for security reason), so editing sendmail.cf may not be an option.
>
> So I certainly need a script/tool to do this forwarding to the relay
> /postfix server
Use the POSTFIX sendmail command.
Wietse
