Hi,
I'm pretty sure that this was asked for already, but I couldn't find
anything useful with the keywords I was using. I've tried to play with
some configurations, but couldn't find a reliable solution so far.
I will explain what I'm trying to do with two example domains:
I've got a server, whi
Mr fix:
> All,
>
> Have been trying to find a blog, pdf or any emails on Postfix
> upgrade "lessons learned" kind of stuff, reason is we custom patched
> the Postfix source code and it is an inherited one.
>
> Can any one guide me to a post or any personal experiences/insights?
This called "relea
Am 01.03.2012 23:59, schrieb Mr fix:
> reason is we custom patched the Postfix source code and it is an inherited one
in which way?
usually a unmodified postfix setup is the easiest upgrade
and i am user since 2.4 with partly real complex setups
never seen any postfix update hurting me like mo
All,
Have been trying to find a blog, pdf or any emails on Postfix upgrade "lessons
learned" kind of stuff, reason is we custom patched the Postfix source code and
it is an inherited one.
Can any one guide me to a post or any personal experiences/insights?
Thanks in advance,
J
On 3/1/2012 11:42 AM, Brian Evans - Postfix List wrote:
> On 3/1/2012 11:49 AM, Alex wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
I had thought it was related, but another issue I'm trying to figure
out is how to prevent a single remote server from sending thousands of
messages at a time, filling the queue, and
Mary Ellen Fitzpatrick:
> >> Mar 1 13:34:46 altman postfix/cleanup[20131]: E962896FC7: message-id=
==vvv
> >>
=
> >> relay=gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com[74.125.
Thank you... good to know I have postfix working properly.
Noel Jones wrote:
On 3/1/2012 12:50 PM, Mary Ellen Fitzpatrick wrote:
Hoping to get some guidance for resolving a relay problem.
Trying to setup postfix so that incoming email is relayed to the
alias "test" listed in the /etc/aliase
On 3/1/2012 12:50 PM, Mary Ellen Fitzpatrick wrote:
> Hoping to get some guidance for resolving a relay problem.
> Trying to setup postfix so that incoming email is relayed to the
> alias "test" listed in the /etc/aliases. Want all mail to be
> relayed to other accounts/users, ie gmail, yahoo, $
Thanks for the info.
So if email comes in from any xxx.gmail.com address, then it will not
be relayed to "alias" gmail accounts?
Should I be checking with the gmail folks?
Wietse Venema wrote:
Mary Ellen Fitzpatrick:
Output from maillog says email is sent/relayed to gmail, but it is n
Mary Ellen Fitzpatrick:
> Output from maillog says email is sent/relayed to gmail, but it is never
> delivered... goes into a black hole... does not bounce back etc.
...
> Mar 1 13:34:46 altman postfix/cleanup[20131]: E962896FC7: message-id=
>
...
> relay=gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com[74.125.115.27
Hoping to get some guidance for resolving a relay problem.
Trying to setup postfix so that incoming email is relayed to the alias
"test" listed in the /etc/aliases. Want all mail to be relayed to other
accounts/users, ie gmail, yahoo, $mydomain
postconf -n output below. hostname/domain: altm
Am 01.03.2012 19:06, schrieb Marián Černý:
>> Take a step back. Please describe the problem (why extra copies
>> of mail) instead of the solution (alias feature that excludes the
>> sender).
>
> I don't know how to better describe the problem. Maybe the following:
>
> John is a new junior emplo
Mari?n ?ern?:
> > Take a step back. Please describe the problem (why extra copies
> > of mail) instead of the solution (alias feature that excludes the
> > sender).
>
> I don't know how to better describe the problem. Maybe the following:
>
> John is a new junior employee in a company and Mark is
Wietse Venema wrote:
> Mari?n ?ern?:
>> On 1.3.2012, at 15:35, Michael P. Demelbauer wrote:
I want to send copies of e-mails sent to a user first@ to be sent to
another user second@. I have the following alias:
first: first, second
However, if user second@ sends e-m
On 3/1/2012 11:49 AM, Alex wrote:
> Hi,
>
>>> I had thought it was related, but another issue I'm trying to figure
>>> out is how to prevent a single remote server from sending thousands of
>>> messages at a time, filling the queue, and causing significant
>>> delivery delays for all mail.
>> Is it
Mari?n ?ern?:
> On 1.3.2012, at 15:35, Michael P. Demelbauer wrote:
> >> I want to send copies of e-mails sent to a user first@ to be sent to
> >> another user second@. I have the following alias:
> >>
> >> first: first, second
> >>
> >> However, if user second@ sends e-mail to first@, he receiv
On 1.3.2012, at 15:35, Michael P. Demelbauer wrote:
>> I want to send copies of e-mails sent to a user first@ to be sent to another
>> user second@. I have the following alias:
>>
>> first: first, second
>>
>> However, if user second@ sends e-mail to first@, he receives a copy of that
>> e-mail
Hi,
>> I had thought it was related, but another issue I'm trying to figure
>> out is how to prevent a single remote server from sending thousands of
>> messages at a time, filling the queue, and causing significant
>> delivery delays for all mail.
>
> Is it safe to assume these thousands of messa
Wietse Venema:
> Willy Janssen:
> > Let me explain my current setup.
> >
> > Our current Postfix setup for outgoing e-mail uses three different
> > entries for different type of e-mail from our university. This is
> > accomplished by three different names, e.g. smtp1.example.com,
> > smtp2.exam
On Thu, Mar 01, 2012 at 02:43:53PM +0100, Marián Černý wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I want to send copies of e-mails sent to a user first@ to be sent to another
> user second@. I have the following alias:
>
> first: first, second
>
> However, if user second@ sends e-mail to first@, he receives a copy of
Willy Janssen:
> Let me explain my current setup.
>
> Our current Postfix setup for outgoing e-mail uses three different
> entries for different type of e-mail from our university. This is
> accomplished by three different names, e.g. smtp1.example.com,
> smtp2.example.com and smtp3.example.com
Hello,
I want to send copies of e-mails sent to a user first@ to be sent to another
user second@. I have the following alias:
first: first, second
However, if user second@ sends e-mail to first@, he receives a copy of that
e-mail. How to configure postfix so that the copy is not sent?
Thanks
Am 01.03.2012 11:36, schrieb Willy Janssen:
> In the new setup, our networking department wants to get rid of the three
> different ip-adresses per server. Instead
> they want to 'stack' all the traffic comming from the load-balancer on one
> ip-address, but on different ports, say
> 1025, 2025
Let me explain my current setup.
Our current Postfix setup for outgoing e-mail uses three different
entries for different type of e-mail from our university. This is
accomplished by three different names, e.g. smtp1.example.com,
smtp2.example.com and smtp3.example.com, pointing to three differ
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