On Mon, Jul 18, 2016 at 02:11:38PM -0700, markus79 wrote:
> I'm trying to use port 5877 as my SMTP port because 587 is blocked.
Back up here. What? Why? Tell us what ISP blocks port 587. This
seems farfetched to me. How did you test and determine that this is
so?
Also, what does "use X as
On Mon, Jul 18, 2016 at 12:34:06PM -0500, Matthew McGehrin wrote:
> What are you using for local delivery in main.cf? virtual or
> procmail?
This makes no sense. virtual(8) delivery is by definition not
"local(8)". And procmail (an unmaintained piece of software) is not
required, never was.
markus79:
> Thanks. I removed that line and added
>
> "smtpd unix - - n - - smtpd"
Don't add that line.
> Now, I get errors indicating that it wants to go out SMTP over port 25
I see no evidence of that.
Wietse
James Reynolds:
> >> My server's MX records points to some servers that do spam filtering
> >> then they send it to my server. However, some servers ignore the
> >> MX record and are connecting directly to my server (using the IP
> >> returned by the DNS A record I presume). I am trying to set up
> Does anyone have any ideas how I'd specify this? Would I have to use a
> pcre like the following?
>
> /[^e][^x][^a][^m][^p][^l][^e][^\.][^c][^o][^m]$/WARN
If you choose to use pcre, see: http://www.postfix.com/pcre_table.5.html
It includes an example: !//
Note that by default, mat
Thanks. I removed that line and added
"smtpd unix - - n - - smtpd"
Now, I get errors indicating that it wants to go out SMTP over port 25
instead of port 5877.
Should I have the "submission" lines uncommented out?
My new master.cnf:
#
# Postfix master process
>> My server's MX records points to some servers that do spam filtering
>> then they send it to my server. However, some servers ignore the
>> MX record and are connecting directly to my server (using the IP
>> returned by the DNS A record I presume). I am trying to set up
>> an smtpd restriction
James Reynolds:
> My server's MX records points to some servers that do spam filtering
> then they send it to my server. However, some servers ignore the
> MX record and are connecting directly to my server (using the IP
> returned by the DNS A record I presume). I am trying to set up
> an smtpd
markus79:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to use port 5877 as my SMTP port because 587 is blocked. When I
> try to send email to another domain I get the following errors in my log:
>
> Jul 18 21:02:51 wcp-2 postfix/qmgr[17329]: warning: connect to transport
> private/smtpd: Connection refused
You have no
My server's MX records points to some servers that do spam filtering then they
send it to my server. However, some servers ignore the MX record and are
connecting directly to my server (using the IP returned by the DNS A record I
presume). I am trying to set up an smtpd restrictions for all in
Hi,
I'm trying to use port 5877 as my SMTP port because 587 is blocked. When I
try to send email to another domain I get the following errors in my log:
Jul 18 21:02:51 wcp-2 postfix/qmgr[17329]: warning: connect to transport
private/smtpd: Connection refused
Jul 18 21:02:51 wcp-2 postfix/error[1
> My understanding is that packet radio has been allowed in part of the
> HAM band and in part of the Marine SSB band for quite a long time.
>
> Curtis
That's correct Curtis. In fact, worldwide electronic mail was possible with
packet and the worldwide BBS network long before commercial Interne
In message <20160716192156.09767350@kendramatic>
jdebert writes:
>
> On Sat, 16 Jul 2016 11:42:44 -0400
> Yuval Levy wrote:
>
> > It is indeed a matter of interpretation, and I would like to see the
> > FCC rules text. Questions:
> > (1) how do they define "encrypted"?
>
> The rules and regu
Hello.
What are you using for local delivery in main.cf? virtual or procmail?
Usually, I add a domain to relay_domains and virtual
relay_domains = /etc/postfix/relay_domains
virtual_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/virtual
alias_database = hash:/etc/aliases
And then have an associated entry in /etc/pos
I am using Ubuntu 16, postfix, dovecot and mailman. I can send mail, but
for some reason, I cannot receive mail. When I try to send to my address
from an gmail account, I get an "undeliverable" message which states
that my user is unknown. Since the user is the one I use all the time,
and there
Diego Roccia:
> Hello Guys
> I can't find any log of postfix deleting messages that have been in queue too
> long ( > max_queue_lifetime )
> I also checked in the source code but I didn't find any trace of these
> actions. I'm sure it's happening (a lot)
> Do you know how can I track expired mess
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