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<0> That looks interesting on my terminal mjt :)
<0> #postfix ASCII art
<1> twas just a buncho \s
<2> I'm at a conference which is blocking outbound SMTP to my email server. How do I make postfix listen on additional ports?
<3> mischko: edit master.cf
<2> I see that I have another instance listening on 2525 and it is being blocked also. I'll try some others.
<3> use 443, that is often allowed
<2> This place is tight. I can't get out on that one either. I'll ask the net admins.
<3> that is even the best way to solve the problem :)
<0> proxy server and no outbound routing I bet
<2> I can ssh out to it.
<2> I found one.
<4> 587
<4> If you can ssh out, then just use mutt
<4> or pine
<5> hrm
<5> Wonder if anyone has hacked anything together for Postfixadmin to let users edit their own virus/spam filtering details...
<6> there is a decent squirrelmail plugin for managing db-based Spam******in configs
<4> google: maia mailguard
<6> dunno how well that integrates with postfixadmin though
<5> werd.
<5> ok, I'll start on that.
<5> I didn't want to reinvent the wheel.
<5> http://bliki.rimuhosting.com/space/knowledgebase/linux/mail/postfix+with+amavis+and+mysql
<5> looks kinda cheezy
<5> hmm this will take some work.
<5> I'll let you all know when I'm done. heh
<4> hey hparker
<7> lo f3ew
<4> danq needs some help/advice about maia and postfixadmin
<5> I do?
<7> Hrmm.. Haven't messed with maia, though I have an upcoming job involving it
<7> hehe
<5> do you need help/advice about it?
<4> Hmmm, I thought you did?
<7> No, using a squirrelmail plugin atm, may be moving that one to maia after I play with, looks like it's got more features
<5> ah well
<5> got a plane to catch
<5> have a good weekend, all.
<7> Have one yourself danq
<8> is there something like exim -bt <address> for postfix?
<3> no
<8> alrighty, thanks
<9> what does that do?
<8> it tests delivery rules
<8> e.g. exim -bt someone@somewhereelse.com will show the somewhereelse.com's MXs that exim will relay mail to
<8> exim -bt someone@localdomain.com shows the directory/file that exim delivers mail into
<9> sounds like sendmail -bv to me
<8> yes, i think it's similar
<9> meaning that sendmail -bv is a valid postfix command.
<8> ok, will give it a shot. thanks ;)
<10> man, this is a weird issue
<10> but i'm sure someone has seen it before
<10> when telnetting into postfix locally (telnet 0 25), the banner response is instantaneous
<10> however, remote connections (no matter what network or host, PTR records or not) receive a 20-30 second delay before getting the banner response
<10> i see no modifications to the master.cf, and main.cf seems to be perfectly standard
<10> no weird smtp restrictions
<10> anyone have any ideas?
<9> any difference in a telnet to loopback vs. a telnet to a physical interface?
<10> ah-ha, yes, indeed there is
<10> connecting to the primary interface's IP from within the machine itself yields the same result as an external connection
<10> there's nothing in hosts.allow/hosts.deny tho...
<10> and lunaphyte, you rock - you're always here to save my gimp ***
<9> haha
<9> iptables?
<10> nope
<10> no iptables, no tcpwrappers
<9> something tells me it's dns
<10> PTR lookups?
<9> disable_dns_lookups = yes and try maybe
<10> however, it *is* in a NAT environment behind a PIX 506
<10> k
<10> still no jive man
<10> dns lookups are disabled and it still chokes
<9> add some -vv to master.cf
<10> it acknowledges the connection instantly
<10> but stops at name_mask statements
<10> then after 10-15 seconds, once the banner posts, you see the "connect from unknown[ip]"
<10> then match_list_match statements
<10> i wish i knew exactly what it was, but i have no clue
<3> check your /etc/hosts
<9> dig -x $physical_ipaddress comes back quick?
<10> actually, dig -x borks
<10> and this is weird - this box's primary IP is non-NAT
<10> but the rest of its additionals are NAT'd
<10> that's ****in weird
<9> suspect, i'd say.
<10> Zerberus, i'll try that next
<10> lol
<10> zerb hit it
<10> i'm a tard
<10> time to go beat the hell out of whoever screwed this box up
<3> :)
<9> good call.
<10> networking confirmed that the 506 is config'd for non-NAT environments for all 26 servers
<10> and some douche configured the addtl's as NAT IPs
<10> so the /etc/hosts file was screwed up
<10> bah, i want to choke somoene
<10> *someone
<9> at least you're not stomping on puppies anymore.
<3> someone of you know whether these kind of spam attempts spit out the drone ID number as HELO?
<3> NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT from unknown[60.48.35.241]: 501 <-1208972920>: Helo command rejected: Invalid name; from=<robot@ebay.de>
<3> i am seeing m***es of them from different sources with different negative numbers as helo string
<11> I get a lot of spam zombies causing SMTP errors one after the other. I'd like to pull the plug on their SMTP connections after only a few (e.g., 5) errors. How can I ask Postfix to do that?
<10> Zerberus, this is just an aside to my kitten stomping and puppy drowning
<10> :)
<10> err, lunaphyte rather
<10> i'm confused and burnt out, but at least my weekend starts in 45 minutes
<12> Anyone know what's causing this error?
<12> cannot access
<12> mailbox /home/cds/Maildir/ mailbox_command = /usr/bin/procmail -f- -a ""
<12> for user cds. cannot create file exclusively: No such file or directory
<11> cds, can you strace /usr/bin/procmail -f- -a "" as that user?
<12> Hm, I think I may have solved it..
<12> Whitespace errors :)
<13> I have a domain pointing at me and I want to relay the e-mail for that domain to a number of different addresses. Is the prudent way to use a virtual_map table and an entry in relay_domains?
<12> Ok, I'm following http://traxel.com/doc/spam******in-setup.html
<12> It's now delivered to Procmail.. any idea why it's still not got to me?
<11> cds, can you strace /usr/bin/procmail -f- -a "" as that user?
<11> (-:
<12> Aha..
<12> Heh, you pick your timings :)
<12> Ok, I found that it got to my mutt mailbox, rather than my squirrelmail one.
<12> But I thought they both went to ~/Maildir ?
<11> cds, You tell me.... (-:
<11> cds, What does your procmail log say it did?
<11> You *are* using a procmail log, right? (-:
<12> Err... :)
<11> LOGFILE = /tmp/log
<11> Add that to the top of your .procmailrc for now.
<11> And now deliver yourself a message, and then read /tmp/log
<12> LOG=$PROCMAILDIR/pmlog
<11> Sure, that's better.
<11> LOGFILE, I thought it was.
<12> Aha.
<12> MAILDIR=$HOME/mail
<12> That's my problem :)
<11> MAILDIR=$HOME/Maildir ...
<11> MAILDIR=$HOME/Maildir/ , actually?
<12> Should it have a trailing / ?
<11> Not necessary, it turns out.
<11> I also have:
<11> s/also /
<11> MAILDIR="${HOME}/Maildir"
<11> DEFAULT = ./
<12> Grr...
<12> It's still delivering to /var/mail/
<0> cds: pastebin "postconf -n"
<0> hello paulproteus|jhu
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