Simple SMTP

Does anyone have a simple guide to setup Postfix to send e-mail? Just from the local system to one external e-mail address. I want to send an e-mail from BASH upon login to certain accounts. -Jason

Local E-Mail checking?

Hi All, I would like to setup my MacBook (10.6.2) to check e-mail accounts and fetch the mail down locally so I can then check it. Can anyone provide advice or a tutorial on how to do this? Best -Jason

Sending Error

Hi All, I am new to Postfix and I have things setup and working, except one particular domain is giving me an issue. The rest of the domains on this server work as expected. My error is: Delivery to the following recipient failed permanently: i...@wikikalendar.com Technical details

Allow Relaying, but not be an open-relay

HI All, How can I allow e-mails to be sent from my website to external users (like GMail) but not be an open-relay to spammers? -Jason

Re: Allow Relaying, but not be an open-relay

Hi Terry, How can I allow e-mails to be sent from my website to external users (like GMail) but not be an open-relay to spammers? By default Postfix will deliver mail to it's intended destination (GMail, AOL, etc.). but will accept mail only from IP addresses in "mynetworks". Sorry, I re

Re: Allow Relaying, but not be an open-relay

Hi Terry, My main.cf says: mynetworks = 172.16.254.0/28 That address is my apartment. I am hosting this at mosso so I have one static from them of 67.23.34.37. Mail and CF run on this same IP. It looks like the mail isn't going out because Postfix does not trust your local machine and i

Re: MTA Deferring e-mail

Hi Wietse, >> Oct 1 14:31:37 www postfix/qmgr[15204]: warning: connect to transport >> private/lsmtp: No such file or directory > > Fix that. I am not sure where it expects `private/lsmtp` to be located though. -Jason

Re: MTA Deferring e-mail

I noticed that, a typo from earlier. But now it seems I cannot send, nor receive e-mail: Oct 1 16:12:05 www zmmailboxdmgr[25272]: status OK Oct 1 16:12:20 www postfix/smtpd[25394]: connect from mail[192.168.1.27] Oct 1 16:12:20 www postfix/smtpd[25394]: A6EDD1A8043C: client=mail[192.168.1.27]

Re: MTA Deferring e-mail

So it looks like incoming e-mail might be working now, outgoing not so much. Oct 1 16:33:32 www clamd[20590]: SelfCheck: Database status OK. Oct 1 16:33:33 www postfix/smtpd[32650]: connect from localhost.localdomain[127.0.0.1] Oct 1 16:33:33 www postfix/smtpd[32650]: 64D131A8045E: client=local

Re: MTA Deferring e-mail

>> So it looks like incoming e-mail might be working now, outgoing >> not so much. > >> Oct 1 16:34:03 www postfix/smtp[3362]: connect to >> gmail.com[74.125.224.149]:25: Connection timed out > > This looks quite like a "disable_dns_lookups=yes" issue. The question > then would be: how was it work

Postfix, and MX record questions

I am building a new CentOS 6.5 server. In the past I have just used Zimbra for ease. Not, since I am behind a pfsense box that does some IP mapping Zimbra requires a "split-dns" setup. I thought that it might be time to cum out Zimbra and just use Postfix, Dovecot, etc. I gound a great tutorial.