Good day,
We have a Postfix installation as part of a Zimbra server. For the most part I
have found the Zimbra install of Postfix to be straightforward, nothing much
different than I have seen on other Postfix installations. But I thought I
should mention it. Postfix is running well, no config
I've made some progress but unable to get my second instance of postfix to
listen on port 25. The first instance works fine but the second instance
doesn't. I can ping 172.30.1.65 but I cannot telnet to it. I have flushed
my firewall rules and I have also disabled Selinux. Please help me
troublesho
Thank you very much.
I'll take it from here, and let you know how it goes. (I'll reply the
list with a how-to for future searchers).
On 05/20/2015 01:25 PM, Wietse Venema wrote:
> Michael Munger:
>> This seems to get me about 80% of the way there. I can send from
>> a specific mailbox, so the res
Michael Munger:
> This seems to get me about 80% of the way there. I can send from
> a specific mailbox, so the response will be delivered to that
> mailbox, and I can check it programmatically. So that's great.
>
> It still leaves me with the question of: how do I associate this
> particular reply
This seems to get me about 80% of the way there. I can send from a specific
mailbox, so the response will be delivered to that mailbox, and I can check it
programmatically. So that's great.
It still leaves me with the question of: how do I associate this particular
reply with a notification tha
On 5/20/2015 10:01 AM, Akimiya wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I want to make a secure but still public mail server and would like to ask
> if the following configuration (in regard of the cryptography used) would be
> alright? I am not too sure about how many servers currently support TLS or
> which security
Michael Munger:
> tldr:
>
> I want to be able to stick a filter / milter AFTER smtp(8) so I can
> save the remote server response code and associate it with an email
> that was sent so my PHP application can display the status of a
> notification sent to a user.
Postfix has an opt
Hello,
I want to make a secure but still public mail server and would like to ask
if the following configuration (in regard of the cryptography used) would be
alright? I am not too sure about how many servers currently support TLS or
which security levels in general but I still want to be able to
tldr:
I want to be able to stick a filter / milter AFTER smtp(8) so I can
save the remote server response code and associate it with an email
that was sent so my PHP application can display the status of a
notification sent to a user.
Looking for docs on how to do this.
Long
Hi,
I'm deploying a new environment with Debian 7 and Postfix 2.11 from
Backports repository. I've installed Postfix, Cyrus-Imap and Sasl but when
a message is sent the message below is displayed when delivering to Lmtp:
May 20 07:28:45 server postfix/smtpd[15435]: _sasl_plugin_load failed on
sas
Thank you for clarification and examples. I learned something new.
Marius.
-Original Message-
From: owner-postfix-us...@postfix.org
[mailto:owner-postfix-us...@postfix.org] On Behalf Of Wietse Venema
Sent: Wednesday, May 20, 2015 3:15 AM
To: Postfix users
Subject: Re: Delay email notific
Mike McKoy:
> Is this a good situation for using masquerading? If not in what situations
> would one want to use that.
In my prior example, I used "-o myhostname=mta-name-here"
in addition to the "-o smtp_bind_address=mta-address-here".
Wietse
strange... when i check DNS tools and reverse dns check 52.0.148.79 it
tells me that it returns mymodeltalk.com and that this is correct. Why
would I need to have a another IP to RDNs from the hostname? I don't want
to send mail from it... only from mymodeltalk orinform.mymodeltalk.com.
--
Mike Mc
On 05/20/2015 06:45 PM, Mike McKoy wrote:
> Is this a good situation for using masquerading?
No.
> If not in what situations would one want to use that.
Fixing the envelope sender and/or recipient from broken email clients,
among other things.
The solution to your issue is to just fix your DNS
On 2015-05-20 11:32, King Cao wrote:
Dears,
Hi,
Currently my postfix need to delivery mails to exchange 2003 and
encounter handshake failure issue when setting up the TLS connection.
posttls-finger failed but openssl succeeded. The remote exchange only
support cipher: "RC4-SHA".
The "RC4-SH
Dears,
Currently my postfix need to delivery mails to exchange 2003 and encounter
handshake failure issue when setting up the TLS connection.
posttls-finger failed but openssl succeeded. The remote exchange only
support cipher: "RC4-SHA".
The "RC4-SHA" is 71st place on the cipher list. And postt
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