Re: postfix mysql lookup table has some kind of caching?

B?ny?sz Botond: > I dont think that the problem cames from transport map 1-element > caching, because the destination is variable, we have millions of > email addresses. The trivial-rewrite server has a 1-element cache for the wild-card lookup result, and the trivial-rewrite client has a 1-elem

Re: sender_canonical_maps and from=<> address

On 2012-02-28 santosh malavade wrote: > I am trying to change the envelope sender appearing in Non Delivery > Reports as from=<> using sender_canonical_maps hash file This is likely to cause mail loops, so don't do it. The null sender is the established and perfectly valid sender address for NDRs.

How to get a signal from the database when a INSERT INTO is done?

Hi all, I'm designing an application in Python and using PostgreSQL. This is a mixed question Python/PostgreSQL... I need to get a signal in my python application when a new insert is done. How can this be done, any clues? Best Regards, Andŕe

Re: How to get a signal from the database when a INSERT INTO is done?

Sorry, Wrong e-mail list... On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 11:04 AM, Andre Lopes wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm designing an application in Python and using PostgreSQL. > > This is a mixed question Python/PostgreSQL... I need to get a signal > in my python application when a new insert is done. How can thi

ANN: automx - automated mail account provisioning

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Re: sender_canonical_maps and from=<> address\

santosh malavade: > Hi, > > > I am trying to change the envelope sender appearing in Non Delivery Reports > as from=<> using sender_canonical_maps hash file According to Internet Mail Standards (RFC5321 etc.) non-delivery reports must be sent with the null sender. Wietse RFC 5321 3.6.3

Masquerade recipient domain for Calendar invites

Hi, Is there any way if one could rewrite the recipient domain in calendar invites? For email, I managed to do so using smtp_generic_maps and domain is rewritten when received in recipient mailbox but unfortunately calendar invites are not. If someone could help me how to rewrite domains in case

Re: sender_canonical_maps and from=<> address\

Hi, Thanks for the responses. Now, I understand the NDR using From: <> is legitimate and should not be changed. In my mail server, i have enabled sender access using the following parameter. smtpd_recipient_restrictions = check_sender_access hash:/etc/postfix/sender_access, check_recipient_acc

Postfix virtual mailbox_command ?

Dear Postfix Users, due to a server migration we need to set group permission bits of our virtual mailboxes. We are using the virtual MDA. With the local MDA there is a mailbox_command option which we could use as a wrapper for maildrop. With virtual there does not seem to be such an option

Re: Postfix virtual mailbox_command ?

Eddy Ilg: > Dear Postfix Users, > > due to a server migration we need to set group permission bits of our > virtual mailboxes. We are using the virtual MDA. > > With the local MDA there is a mailbox_command option which we could use > as a wrapper for maildrop. With virtual there does not seem

Re: sender_canonical_maps and from=<> address\

On 2012-02-28 santosh malavade wrote: > In my mail server, i have enabled sender access using the following > parameter. > > smtpd_recipient_restrictions = check_sender_access > hash:/etc/postfix/sender_access, check_recipient_access > hash:/etc/postfix/sender_access reject > > This was rejecting

Postfix on a small home network (without a domain name)

Hi, I'm trying to setup a mailserver for a small home network. But before going into the problems, let's start with a description of the situation. My network is a typical home network with a cable modem and a dynamic ip. There is no domain name or mx records. All users on the network have exi

Re: Postfix on a small home network (without a domain name)

Hi Jef, You could use dyndns since your IP would be dynamic. However the issue here is with the setup you are telling most of the mail servers out there will drop you e-mail. On 2/28/2012 9:03 PM, Jef Driesen wrote: Hi, I'm trying to setup a mailserver for a small home network. But befor

Re: Postfix on a small home network (without a domain name)

Am 28.02.2012 16:33, schrieb Jef Driesen: > > Hi, > > I'm trying to setup a mailserver for a small home network. But before going > into the problems, let's start with a description of the situation. > > My network is a typical home network with a cable modem and a dynamic ip. > There is no do

virtual vacation with mysql

Hi, I'm trying to configure virtual vacation on my server. In documentation I see which I do insert similary value in transport vacation:[autoreply.mydomain.com] What is the autoreply.mydomain.com? It's same of mx record? Thank you

Using RBLs in postfix

I'm new to postfix so I've got a lot of learning to do. One of the basic questions I have is this: I'm wanting to use bl.spamcop.net. From what I can discern, I've got to put this in my main.cf in a section named smtpd_recipient_restrictions. I don't see that in mine, but I'm guessing I need t

postfix as relay and address rewriting

hi,   have basic question to ask. how can I rewrite recipient address from "u...@outside.com to u...@inside.com"? my configuration consists of internal mail server (@inside.com) and postfix relay situated in between internal lan and isp. I have already configured postfix for outbound address rewr

Re: Postfix on a small home network (without a domain name)

I can sympathise as I looked into doing this first with sendmail and more recently with postfix. Unfortunately after spending lots of time reading, I could not put the pieces together the right way to run a home server. My circumstances were similar to yours - multiple machines on a 198.162.x.x n

Re: Using RBLs in postfix

On 2/28/2012 11:48 AM, Steve Campbell wrote: > I'm new to postfix so I've got a lot of learning to do. Welcome to Postfix. > > One of the basic questions I have is this: > > I'm wanting to use bl.spamcop.net. From what I can discern, I've got > to put this in my main.cf in a section named > smtpd

Re: Postfix on a small home network (without a domain name)

John Hudak: > I looked high and low for some sort of help/how-to and did not find one. > If you succeed, I'd be very interested in how you set up postfix. http://www.postfix.org/SOHO_README.html has suggestions for sending to a provider from mail from systems that don't have a real name. It doesn'

Restrictive Email Format forwarding to Script

Hello the list.. I'm asking your support for a problem we are facing using Postfix server configuration. We are trying to setup an internal CRM Solution, that has to manage mail returns depending type of message. We have actually 2 sorts of email types : bounce.x--x...@mydomain.t

Re: Postfix on a small home network (without a domain name)

Thank you. I did find/read that. In addition to not finding the pulling down email, one of the pieces that was unclear/missing for me is how to map a domain name that is acquired from, for example, DynDns, to a machine on my home network. The mapping is not clear, as well as what should be done

Re: Postfix on a small home network (without a domain name)

Am 28.02.2012 18:37, schrieb Wietse Venema: > John Hudak: >> I looked high and low for some sort of help/how-to and did not find one. >> If you succeed, I'd be very interested in how you set up postfix. > > http://www.postfix.org/SOHO_README.html has suggestions for sending > to a provider from ma

Re: Restrictive Email Format forwarding to Script

On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 06:51:16PM +0100, Tugdual de Lassat (ML) wrote: > I have a transport regex : transportregex > > /bounce.*@*/bounceh: > /return.*@*/bouncer: I don't have time right now to go into the entire post, but I will quickly jump on this, with a wink and a nod to Mr. Zawins

Re: Postfix on a small home network (without a domain name)

John Hudak: > Thank you. I did find/read that. In addition to not finding the pulling > down email, one of the pieces that was unclear/missing for me is how to map > a domain name that is acquired from, for example, DynDns, to a machine on > my home network. The mapping is not clear, as well as

Re: Using RBLs in postfix

On 2/28/2012 12:25 PM, Brian Evans - Postfix List wrote: On 2/28/2012 11:48 AM, Steve Campbell wrote: I'm new to postfix so I've got a lot of learning to do. Welcome to Postfix. One of the basic questions I have is this: I'm wanting to use bl.spamcop.net. From what I can discern, I've got

Re: postfix as relay and address rewriting

On 2/28/2012 10:50 AM, dino muzic wrote: > hi, > > have basic question to ask. how can I rewrite recipient address from > "u...@outside.com to u...@inside.com"? > my configuration consists of internal mail server (@inside.com) and > postfix relay situated in between internal lan and isp. > I have

Re: Restrictive Email Format forwarding to Script

On 2/28/2012 11:51 AM, Tugdual de Lassat (ML) wrote: > Hello the list.. > > > > I’m asking your support for a problem we are facing using Postfix > server configuration… > > > > We are trying to setup an internal CRM Solution, that has to manage > mail returns depending type of message… >

Re: Postfix on a small home network (without a domain name)

On 02/28/2012 04:37 PM, Janantha Marasinghe wrote: You could use dyndns since your IP would be dynamic. However the issue here is with the setup you are telling most of the mail servers out there will drop you e-mail. That shouldn't be a problem, because I'm using the smtp server of my isp as

Re: Using RBLs in postfix

On 2/28/2012 1:54 PM, Steve Campbell wrote: > > > On 2/28/2012 12:25 PM, Brian Evans - Postfix List wrote: >> On 2/28/2012 11:48 AM, Steve Campbell wrote: >>> I'm new to postfix so I've got a lot of learning to do. >> Welcome to Postfix. >> >>> One of the basic questions I have is this: >>> >>> I'm

Re: Postfix on a small home network (without a domain name)

On 02/28/2012 04:33 PM, Jef Driesen wrote: Hi, I'm trying to setup a mailserver for a small home network. But before going into the problems, let's start with a description of the situation. My network is a typical home network with a cable modem and a dynamic ip. There is no domain name or m

Re: Postfix on a small home network (without a domain name)

On 02/28/2012 04:57 PM, Robert Schetterer wrote: Am 28.02.2012 16:33, schrieb Jef Driesen: Hi, I'm trying to setup a mailserver for a small home network. But before going into the problems, let's start with a description of the situation. My network is a typical home network with a cable mod

Delivered-To header and virtual aliases

Hi, I'm using postfix in a virtual domain setup, forwarding mails to dovecot using the dovecot lmtp server. I also have aliases for the users on that virtual domain. This is configured as follows: virtual_transport = lmtp:unix:private/dovecot-lmtp virtual_alias_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/valias

smtpd_restriction_classes clarification

Hi guys. My current setup is that i've got a bunch of cidr, rbl, header and regexp checks before a message gets delivered. Now I would like to extend that for a couple users and block specific senders. Unfortunately, not all users want those senders to be rejected. Some of them actually want to ha

Re: Postfix on a small home network (without a domain name)

On 2/28/2012 11:08 AM, John Hudak wrote: > I can sympathise as I looked into doing this first with sendmail and more > recently with postfix. Unfortunately after spending lots of time reading, > I could not put the pieces together the right way to run a home server. My > circumstances were simila

Re: Using RBLs in postfix

On 2/28/2012 10:48 AM, Steve Campbell wrote: > I'm new to postfix so I've got a lot of learning to do. Welcome to Postfix. Once you learn it you'll love it. > One of the basic questions I have is this: > > I'm wanting to use bl.spamcop.net. From what I can discern, I've got to > put this in my

Re: Postfix on a small home network (without a domain name)

On 2/28/2012 11:51 AM, John Hudak wrote: > Thank you. I did find/read that. In addition to not finding the pulling > down email, one of the pieces that was unclear/missing for me is how to map > a domain name that is acquired from, for example, DynDns, to a machine on > my home network. The mapp

Re: Delay before initial 220 greeting

Hi, > Now that you done some optimization, kick default_process_limit back > down to 200 and see it that works.  If so, keep backing it off by 25 > each time until you start to see the slowdown again.  Then bump it back > up by 10 and leave it. > > Next I'd look at smtp-amavis and see if it's keep

Re: Postfix on a small home network (without a domain name)

Ahhh, the crux of my cluelessness: Stan Hoeppner wrote: "Any dyndns service that allows using a real domain.tld will work. Make sure your consumer router is doing dynamic IP updates to the dyndns provider. Create an MX record with the FQDN of your mail host. Since dyndns services provide wilda

Re: Delay before initial 220 greeting

On 2/28/2012 8:37 PM, Alex wrote: > 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. > > I thought either gr

Re: Postfix on a small home network (without a domain name)

On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 04:33:45PM +0100, Jef Driesen wrote: > With some help from a dyndns account, I can even access my imap > server from outside my network. This works great, except that I > can't send mails from outside my network. Therefore, I would like > to setup an smtp server that simply

Re: smtpd_restriction_classes clarification

On 2/28/2012 5:36 PM, Andrea Gozzi wrote: > Hi guys. > > My current setup is that i've got a bunch of cidr, rbl, header and > regexp checks before a message gets delivered. Now I would like to > extend that for a couple users and block specific senders. > Unfortunately, not all users want those se

Re: Delay before initial 220 greeting

On 2/28/2012 8:37 PM, Alex wrote: > Hi, > >> Now that you done some optimization, kick default_process_limit back >> down to 200 and see it that works. If so, keep backing it off by 25 >> each time until you start to see the slowdown again. Then bump it back >> up by 10 and leave it. >> >> Next

Re: Postfix on a small home network (without a domain name)

On 2/28/2012 9:18 PM, John Hudak wrote: > Ahhh, the crux of my cluelessness: > Stan Hoeppner wrote: > "Any dyndns service that allows using a real domain.tld will work. Make > sure > your consumer router is doing dynamic IP updates to the dyndns provider. > Create an MX record with the FQDN of

Re: virtual vacation with mysql

02/28/2012 06:21 PM, Marco Aimar wrote: Hi, I'm trying to configure virtual vacation on my server. In documentation I see which I do insert similary value in transport *vacation:[autoreply.mydomain.com ]* What is the autoreply.mydomain.com