On 26/12/2021 17:51, Wietse Venema wrote:
Depends on what you mean with "accurate".
On 27.12.21 04:03, Lefteris Tsintjelis wrote:
I mean the locally maintained IP RBL. It is critical as this will be
doing most of the rejection.
- With smtpd_delay_reject=yes, Postfix logs the client, helo, s
I am having an issue with mail from my server to a particular mail server. My
errors message is
Dec 29 12:08:23 triggerfish postfix/smtp[34597]: connect to
m1.caribisles.net[204.10.3.4]:25: Operation timed out
Dec 29 12:08:23 triggerfish postfix/smtp[34597]: 1898263938CF:
to=, relay=none, dela
tobs...@brain-force.ch:
> in main.cf
>
> smtp_address_preference = ipv4
> inet_protocols=all
>
> which should ensure postfix client prefers ipv4 over ipv6
Actually, this means try to make connections over IPv4 BEFORE trying
to make connections over IPv6.
> But now we have a mail where we can se
Jason Hirsh:
> I am having an issue with mail from my server to a particular mail
> server. My errors message is
>
>
> Dec 29 12:08:23 triggerfish postfix/smtp[34597]: connect to
> m1.caribisles.net[204.10.3.4]:25: Operation timed out
> Dec 29 12:08:23 triggerfish postfix/smtp[34597]: 1898263938
Thanks for the rapid response
I have bounces going to that address from some my other email accounts that I
don’ host
Trace routes from my client and from my server all die at same place
static-33-65-203-66.axsne.net
The subnet belongs to godaddy..
It would seem not my issue which is a first
Wietse,
thanks for your detailed explanation. Makes all sense to me :-)
> The logfile record shows only the result of the last DNS lookup
> failure ( lookup). Other feailures may have been logged by the
> same SMTP process 38913, but without the 4JP20t6xYdz3VMH queue ID.
I have checked the l
