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<0> rob0: I could wrapper the sendmail call with a shell script, but I'm not looking forward to that option.
<0> ;)
<1> cya.. going to bed ;-)
<0> Take it easy devnull
<0> rob0: I'll continue looking for a way to force horde to do direct smtp. Thanks for the help!
<0> I guess our chat cleared something up in my nomenclature. Found a horde 2.0 reference that's spot-on.
<0> Damn!
<0> thanks!
<2> I wish there was a means of applying access rules on the way out, "smtp_mumble_restrictions", but that doesn't exist. And I'm sure there's a good reason for it.
<3> rob0: Is there no way of doing access rules on the way out? That's what I've been trying to do. I want to blacklist mail going to a certain domain or e-mail address.
<4> is this bad? 00A2DD07A3: to=<root@myhost.com>, orig_to=<root@mail.myhost.com>, relay=virtual, delay=77978, status=deferred (recipient root@myhost.com: bad uid 0 in virtual_uid_maps)
<4> does this mean my mail is stuck in the postfix system?
<5> rob0: Ryushin: you can... just create a new smtpd_restriction_cl***es that checks the sender and then the recipient (or anything you want)
<5> but now comes the trick to put it work...
<5> move the mynetworks and sasl_authenticated below that cl***e (or even plain sender/recipient restrictions)
<5> a outgoing email will first come in, you will filter it there
<6> can someone tell me what this line stands for in smtpd.conf sasl-auth "pwcheck_method: authdaemond"?
<4> magyar: pwcheck method: authdaemond
<4> err
<4> m***word check method
<6> ok, what type of method, against what app?
<7> authdaemon
<7> a courier thing
<6> Zerberus: which means that sasl would hand over the authentication to courier-authdaemond, if i get htis right..
<6> this
<7> yes
<6> Zerberus: The reason I am asking, because I am a bit confused, while reading all the man/howto pages
<6> Zerberus: my courier is authenticating with authdaemond using "authmysql" and "authpam" it works very good. I only whish I could say the same thing about postfix/sasl implementation
<6> for some odd reason sasl is not handing over the authenticating
<6> request
<2> higuita: but the problem is if the mail didn't come in via smtpd ... like sendmail(1)-submitted mail. No amount of incoming restrictions will reach that.
<8> hi guys ive done an apt-update and it seems my mail on my box is no longer working. i can send mail from it but cant recieve
<8> wondering if i can paste what /var/log had to say, as im pretty stuck.
<2> !pastebin
<9> rob0: 'pastebin' : a way to paste larger amounts of text so that other people can read it. Try http://www.rafb.net/paste/ or http://paste.debian.net/ - Do not forget to tell us the URL where you pasted it.
<4> can somebody help me resolve this? 00A2DD07A3: to=<root@myhost.com>, orig_to=<root@mail.myhost.com>, relay=virtual, delay=77978, status=deferred (recipient root@myhost.com: bad uid 0 in virtual_uid_maps)
<4> my root email is stuck in the postfix queue....
<8> ok.
<8> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/y4EBiK91.html
<2> I guess virtual(8) won't deliver as UID 0. A security feature. But I don't use virtual, not sure.
<4> :-/
<2> Why are you using virtual, anyway? Hosting a lot of domains?
<8> ok, ive added error with postconf http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/Rwocyo39.html
<4> rob0: dumb me....
<4> virtual_minimum_uid = 1000
<4> that'll do that...
<4> rob0: just 5
<4> is that a lot?
<4> is there a better way for "just 5"?
<2> how many human users?
<4> 20
<2> Tossup, I'd say. You could use local(8) accounts and virtual_alias_domains, too.
<2> I just prefer local, that's al.
<2> all
<4> but that limits to 1 domain... isn't it
<4> ?
<2> drdrift: I don't use Debian nor Cyrus SASL, but I bet there are lots of howtos.
<8> rob0 it was working thats the thing
<8> all i did was an update on the box
<8> and now it aint
<2> bashusr: not at all. With virtual(5) aliasing you can point virtual addresses at local user accounts.
<2> drdrift: It's not unusual that an update might break things. :)
<4> oh crums
<4> crumbs*
<4> mailq has over 1000 emails
<4> all for root
<4> sendmail -q suppose to process the queue right?
<4> nothing's happening :-/
<7> man postqueue
<7> man postsuper
<2> bashusr: postfix.1.html ("man postfix"), see "flush"
<4> hmmm
<4> weird...
<6> anyone using authdaemod for sasl authentication?
<4> how do you deliver mail to /root/.maildir if you can't ever use uid 0?
<4> or am i suppose to be putting it somewhere else like /var/mail/root/.maildir?
<2> Why would you want to? Use an alias!
<7> bashusr: set an alias for root
<4> Zerberus: what do you mean? like have root mail go to myuser?
<7> root: mortal_user
<2> <== set up a couple of authdaemond/SASL's some time ago
<4> smart idea ;)
<6> rob0: is there a better solution for smtp-auth?
<2> Well, yes and no. :)
<6> rob0: this sasl business begins to have a faul smell
<2> Courier authdaemond is the easiest way to get Cyrus SASL working, I think.
<6> bahh
<2> But I use Dovecot for IMAP, and Dovecot SASL.
<4> is my mail in the queue doomed?
<6> rob0: for the life of me i cant get authdaemond to authenticate for postfix
<4> i set up an alias... but i don't think it applies to the mail already in queue...
<6> warning: SASL authentication failure: P***word verification failed
<7> bashusr: postsuper -r ALL
<6> warning: 206-248-137-43.dsl.teksavvy.com[206.248.137.43]: SASL PLAIN authentication failed
<2> magyar: I used group permissions to let Postfix get to the authdaemond socket. Simple as that.
<2> Of course if your chroot'ed 1.) I have no sympathy for you, and 2.) you have to put the socket in the chroot.
<4> ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh
<4> my mail is deleting it self :(
<4> improperly configured virtual!
<2> s/your/you're/
<6> rob0: if i point smtpd.conf to chroot socket i get "warning: SASL authentication failure: cannot connect to Courier authdaemond: No such file or directory"
<6> dont know why
<6> srwxrwxrwx 2 root root 0 Apr 5 20:08 /var/spool/postfix/var/run/courier/authdaemon/socket
<4> thanks guys
<4> it all works
<4> 1094 root emails to my email account
<2> bashusr: be sure to send a personal reply to EACH ONE. :)
<4> ahhh
<4> this is so dumb
<4> postfix was generating mail for itself
<4> MAILER DAEMON Undelivered Mail Returned to Sender
<4> all for root email about ddclient updates :-P
<6> rob0: what group permision?
<8> fixed it :D damm lib
<10> How can I generate domain keys in postfix?
<8> have a goodnite.
<11> Nuxi: as in yahoo domain keys?
<10> yup
<11> postfix doesn't do that.
<11> use openssl
<6> i give full read wright permissions to /var/spool/postfix/var/run/courier/authdaemond but the authentication fails. HELP
<11> logs?
<6> http://pastebin.com/643352
<6> from /var/log/mail.info
<12> does anyone here use libspf2?
<6> what does TLS do?
<2> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TLS http://www.postfix.org/TLS_README.html
<13> is there a way to do this: user@local sends mail to user@offsite via postfix smtp. postfix detects recipient is user@offsite and forwards a copy to user2@local ?
<14> hooch always_bcc
<14> sender_bcc_maps
<13> nice one f3ew thank you
<15> hi there
<15> what is the format for a file specified in the mydestination
<15> what is the format for a file specified in the mydestination directive?
<15> for instance, if I do "mydestination = /etc/postfix/local_domains.cf localhost.$mydomain localhost", what should /etc/postfix/local_domains.cf look like?
<15> mine currently has one domain per line, and that's not working as expected
<16> right now m,y 554 bounces say, please contact <postmaster> how do I change that to give full email? also, where / how can I change the rest of the text for various bounces?
<16> nevermind..read the FAQ :)
<17> hi
<18> anyone know of any up-to-date tutorials or information sources on setting up a server with mysql stored users ? all of the ones i have found are either outdated, obscure, incomplete or just wrong :/
<18> currently im stuck on getting smtp-auth via mysql.
<18> was trying sasl, but id just doesnt give me no love
<19> Meltir: http://high5.net
<19> works as advertised, mostly copy/paste
<20> for problems with sasl theres a pretty good tool named saslfinger http://postfix.state-of-mind.de/patrick.koetter/saslfinger/
<21> hello, i'm being flooded some various hosts
<21> they are trying to send mails to non-existend mailboxes
<21> is there any possibility to limit that?
<22> Block there IP on ur firewall?
<22> :S
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