On 11/15/2009, "Jeremy Bowen" wrote:
>On 11/15/2009, "(Wietse Venema)" wrote:
>>You configured one domain in a different manner than the four domains.
>>
>>To convince yourself, you could add a sixth domain (such as
>>"example.com") and see how Postfix tries to handle it.
>
>OK, Just added exampl
On 11/15/2009, "(Wietse Venema)" wrote:
>You configured one domain in a different manner than the four domains.
>
>To convince yourself, you could add a sixth domain (such as
>"example.com") and see how Postfix tries to handle it.
OK, Just added example.com to /etc/postfix/vdomains.
Added
t...@ex
Jeremy Bowen:
> What is the logic behind where the verification probe is sent ?
> 4 out of 5 domains (all configured identically as far as I can
> tell) operate correctly and the probe seems to be handled locally.
> The other domain passes the verification probe to my upstream
> (relayhost).
You c
On 11/15/2009, "Eero Volotinen" wrote:
> virtual_mailbox_domains ($virtual_mailbox_maps)
> Postfix is final destination for the specified list
> of domains; mail is delivered via the $vir-
> tual_transport mail delivery transport.
>
>That domain i
On 11/15/2009, "(Wietse Venema)" wrote:
>If you specify /etc/postfix/vdomains then postmap is not required,
>and some parts of Postfix never find out that the file has changed
>until "postfix reload".
>
>postmap is required with, for example, hash:/etc/postfix/vdomains
>instead of /etc/postfix/vdo
Jeremy Bowen wrote:
I have a prolem with the new domain I added to the server and it is this
new domain which is doing verification probes to my ISP.
So, you need to add that domain to mydestination= parameter?
It's added to my vdomains file as per:
virtual_mailbox_domains = /etc/postfix/vdoma
Jeremy Bowen:
> >> I have a prolem with the new domain I added to the server and it is this
> >> new domain which is doing verification probes to my ISP.
> >
> >So, you need to add that domain to mydestination= parameter?
>
> It's added to my vdomains file as per:
> virtual_mailbox_domains = /etc/
>> I have a prolem with the new domain I added to the server and it is this
>> new domain which is doing verification probes to my ISP.
>
>So, you need to add that domain to mydestination= parameter?
It's added to my vdomains file as per:
virtual_mailbox_domains = /etc/postfix/vdomains
(And Yes,
That part of the system isn't the problem and is working perfectly well.
(Yes, it is a relay, handled in the transport file)
I have a prolem with the new domain I added to the server and it is this
new domain which is doing verification probes to my ISP.
So, you need to add that domain to m
Barney Desmond wrote:
2009/11/15 Jeremy Bowen :
I'm running Postfix v2.5.6 which I compiled myself from unmodified
sources. (postconf -d appended below)
Anyway, you need to post the output of `postconf -n` (settings that are
non-default) -
read the help, it tells you that -d sho
2009/11/15 Jeremy Bowen :
>>> I'm running Postfix v2.5.6 which I compiled myself from unmodified
>>> sources. (postconf -d appended below)
I don't seem to have the original for this, perhaps the thread got
broken somewhere, but gmail shouldn't have lost it. Anyway, you need
to post the output of `
Jeremy Bowen wrote:
Eero Volotinen wrote:
Jeremy Bowen wrote:
Hi
I'm running Postfix v2.5.6 which I compiled myself from unmodified
sources. (postconf -d appended below)
I have a small server handling 5 domains and I'm having trouble with
one of my virtual domains wrt recipient verificatio
Eero Volotinen wrote:
Jeremy Bowen wrote:
Hi
I'm running Postfix v2.5.6 which I compiled myself from unmodified
sources. (postconf -d appended below)
I have a small server handling 5 domains and I'm having trouble with
one of my virtual domains wrt recipient verification.
Why you even use
Jeremy Bowen wrote:
Hi
I'm running Postfix v2.5.6 which I compiled myself from unmodified sources. (postconf -d
appended below)
I have a small server handling 5 domains and I'm having trouble with one of my virtual domains
wrt recipient verification.
Why you even use address verification,
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