sashk:
> between.?5. Their response is:As
> per the logs so far It your server is making more than one connection
> in less than a second and this is strange as It does not seem to
> be configured this way.In this scenario even tho the
If they can't handle RFC 5321 which says try an alternate MX a
Viktor,What evidence do you have for that? The error messages are aboutmessage arrival rate for the same user. I am quite familiar withthese, and they are not caused by a small number of closely spacedmessages. Rather this symptom happens when a user quickly receivesa large number of messages due t
On Thu, Jun 25, 2015 at 08:11:45AM -0400, sashk wrote:
>Is there a way for me to instruct postfix not to attempt delivery to
>second MX host, if first attempt failed?
That would be wrong.
>According to the Google Apps support, it's exactly what causes the
>temporarily ban.
Nonse
Viktor,It did not show back-to-back delivery of two separate messages.Rather it showed a single message that tried two MX hosts insuccession, because the first MX host returned a 4XX response.Is there a way for me to instruct postfix not to attempt delivery to second MX host, if first attempt faile
On Wed, Jun 24, 2015 at 10:10:28PM -0400, sashk wrote:
>Wietse,
>
> Show actual evidence: two complete logfile records that are too
> close
> together.
>
>My original email showed those two records. Aren't they what you're
>asking for?
It did not show back-to-back del
Wietse, Show actual evidence: two complete logfile records that are too close together. My original email showed those two records. Aren't they what you're asking for? And also, show evidence that you haven't made the mistake of settingxxx_destination_recipient_limit=1 (where xxx is the mail del
Wietse Venema:
>
> Show actual evidence: two complete logfile records that are too close
> together.
And also, show evidence that you haven't made the mistake of setting
xxx_destination_recipient_limit=1 (where xxx is the mail delivery
transport that talks to google etc.).
As documented:
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Show actual evidence: two complete logfile records that are too close
together.
Wietse
Wietse,There is only one scheduler, and it applies the same rule for newmail and delayed mail. Thank you for the quick response. But I'm lost here with my postfix logs. Despite, I said not to make outbound connections more frequently than 12 seconds, postfix attempted two connections within 3 seco
There is only one scheduler, and it applies the same rule for new
mail and delayed mail.
However, rate delays have no effect if you restart the queue manager
with "postfix reload".
Wietse
Hello, I have CentOS 6 system running 2.6.6 version of postfix. This is low volume mail server with roughly 400messages being sent through it during the day to my google apps domain. I've ran it for awhile without any issues,but recently I've started seeing issues with sending emails to my google
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