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<f3ew> no
<adrian> OK then unsure to use, I am behind a NAT firewall andat present do want want postfix to go to the internet just internal mail untill I know it works
<adrian> My external Internet address will change as my ISP see's fit to change it
<adrian> my pc that will be running postfix as an internal server will be 192.168.0.10
<adrian> but that i within the range of a previous setting of
<adrian> mynetworks = 192.168.0.0/23 127.0.0.0/8
<adrian> ?
<adrian> Should I set the proxy interface to that of its own nic 192.168.0.10 ?
<Psi-Jack> f3ew: You around still?
<f3ew> yes
<f3ew> adrian then you can have Postfix just listen to the internal interface
<adrian> Pardon my ignorance but how?
<f3ew> inet_interfaces
<adrian> On reading the doc's it says that default is 'all' Should this be changed to 192.168.0.10 or left ?
<adrian> no sorry should it be changed to $myhostname or localhost
<f3ew> or both
<adrian_h> adrian now back on as adrian_h
<adrian_h> f3ew: Sorry got lots of collision messages had to log back on!
<f3ew> or both <===
<adrian_h> I think I got the both with respect to inet interfaces so that is now set to $myhostname localhost
<adrian_h> but wondering what to set the proxy interface parameter to ?
<adrian_h> After a bit more reading a different doc I will leave as proxy interface =
<adrian_h> ttfn!
<jadz0r> is there some sort of guide for really new people? like "setting up postfix 101"?
<f3ew> BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README
<f3ew> !basic
<knoba> f3ew: 'basic' : http://www.postfix.org/BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README.html : a good starting place for Postfix beginners, many common questions are answered here.
<jadz0r> thank you
<marccd> how come when I try to AUTH to my server I get SASL authentication failure: no secret in database ?
<marccd> shouldnt SASL use PAM? (In deabian) ?
<lawnchair> it can
<marccd> how can I configure it so it uses the users on my /etc/p***wd through PAM?
<lawnchair> should be able to set it in /etc/default/saslauthd in debian
<lawnchair> ***uming youre using saslauthd
<lawnchair> which is set in /etc/postfix/sasl/smtpd.conf
<lawnchair> sasl is fun
<marccd> pwcheck_method:saslauthd is what I have
<lawnchair> okay thats good
<lawnchair> now whats your /etc/default/saslauthd look like
<marccd> ps aux / grep sasl shows Feb08 0:00 /usr/sbin/saslauthd -a pam
<lawnchair> looks good to me sir
<lawnchair> but im no sasl expert
<marccd> START=YES MECHANISMS=pam and one more irrelevant line
<lawnchair> i dont know what "no secret in database" means
<lawnchair> did you google around
<marccd> should I copy mechanisms to my smtpd.conf?
<lawnchair> no
<marccd> what is /etc/default anyways?
<marccd> I was trying to login using DIGEST-MD5. now LOGIN
<lawnchair> http://groups.google.com/group/mailing.postfix.users/browse_thread/thread/d5e2da36edee9803/9b5dd865a7f093a5?lnk=st&q=no+secret+in+database+sasl&rnum=1&hl=en#9b5dd865a7f093a5
<marccd> LOGIN works fine, DIGETS fails though
<lawnchair> http://groups.google.com/groups?hs=yj4&hl=en&lr=&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official_s&q=no%20secret%20in%20database%20sasl&btnG=Search&sa=N&tab=wg
<lawnchair> should be able to point you in the right directin
<marccd> CRAM-MD5 also fails,
<marccd> ok let me read those
<lawnchair> hey - youre goin to have to fool aroudn w/ it
<lawnchair> or read the docs somewhere
<marccd> ?
<lawnchair> whats so confusing about read the docs ?
<marccd> where are the docs for "no secrets in the db"
<lawnchair> im sure its in the sasl docs somewhere
<lawnchair> gotta go, good luck
<marccd> anybody know what warning: SASL authentication failure: no secret in database mneans?
<marccd> sasldbpaswd2 did it
<jadz0r> could anyone point me in the right direction for creating a postfix setup where mail users are NOT system users?
<rob0> !virtual
<knoba> rob0: 'virtual' : a way to configure additional domains and user accounts (that do not need to exist in your /etc/p***wd). See: http://www.postfix.org/VIRTUAL_README.html
<jadz0r> excellent
<jadz0r> thanks
<jadz0r> postfix doesn't do pop3?
<jadz0r> can anyone help me? I'm very new at this... and i'm wondering where the hell to add virtual users without using sql or whatever...
<rob0> You need something else for IMAP/POP3. Or you can use mutt and read off the system mail spool. :)
<rob0> Courier-imap is the most popular, I prefer Dovecot.
<rob0> Both are adequate, each has its strong points.
<jadz0r> what is the easiest to set up? (seeing as i am way too new to this stuff and i need to get this done for today)
<rob0> either. Courier HOWTOs should be easier to find, though.
<jadz0r> ok, i have another question... on which of the daemons do i add/del/mod user accounts? on postfix or on the popd?
<rob0> If you use SQL, on the SQL database, which is to say, neither.
<jadz0r> not using SQL
<rob0> Postfixadmin is a frontend for the SQL database (emphasis on mysql although it has been ported.)
<rob0> ok
<rob0> simply edit your map files and rebuild them with postmap(1).
<jadz0r> so the usernames/p***words are stored in textfiles?
<rob0> can be, yes.
<rob0> For virtuals, SQL is probably easier overall.
<jadz0r> SQL easier than textfiles?
<jadz0r> i have no experience on SQL whatsoever
<rob0> Postfix and the IMAPd each have different requirements, so you'd have to maintain maps in parallel.
<jadz0r> i see, that's why SQL would be a single spot for the accounts info
<rob0> right.
<rob0> what OS?
<jadz0r> gentoo
<rob0> They have a HOWTO.
<rob0> It will tell you exactly what to do.
<jadz0r> any special keywords to search for?
<jadz0r> to find the HOWTO
<rob0> Postfix at the Gentoo wiki?
<jadz0r> i'll try
<jadz0r> i got it, thanks
<jadz0r> this is harder than i thought =/
<jadz0r> well, thanks a lot
<jadz0r> bye
<poonj> hey guys, does anyone here know of a free list of blacklists available for use?
<poonj> free blacklist services I should say
<mendel> poonj: There are hundreds
<mendel> here's a list of major and middling ones: http://rbls.org/
<mendel> actually there's some minor ones there too
<poonj> thanks mendel
<poonj> I appreciate it very much
<poonj> how many of them do you use yourself?
<poonj> mendel: are there different servers for under reject_rhsbl_client?
<poonj> I got it..
<omry|work> hi, I had a problem with amavis, and my messages was not delivered. I fixed it, how do I make the pending messages deliver?
<omry|work> ah, got it, postqueue -f
<omry|work> nm
<puzzled> morning
<nayyares> i have configured POSTFIX and now i want to check its mail sending speed i.e. mails/second , is there any way to check it out?
<f3ew> smtp-source
<nayyares> f3ew: smtp-source? could you explain a bit?
<f3ew> man smtp-source
<nayyares> f3ew: howto install smtp-source? i read the main page at postfix.org. but couldnt find the way to install
<nayyares> ?
<f3ew> It ships with the Postfix source
<petros> hello
<petros> im trying to setup my postfix with tls
<nayyares> f3ew: time ./smtp-source -s 20 -l 5120 -m 100 -c -f nayyares@gmail.com -t test.postfix@gmail.com localhost:25
<petros> the mail client is asking me for a p***word, but i dont know which p***word to type
<petros> should it be my system pw?
<nayyares> it give me the time it take to generate these 100 emails, but most of them are sent to mailqueue, i want to know the exact time it take to even send it from queue?
<f3ew> See your logs
<nayyares> where i will find logs?
<f3ew> /vat/log/ ?
<nayyares> no log file for postfix there?
<Just__> zsrv1 postfix/qmgr[60076]: 09C5C78D5B: to=<root@zsrv1.gadoz.com>, orig_to=<root>, relay=none, delay=0, status=deferred (delivery temporarily suspended: connect to 127.0.0.1[127.0.0.1]: Connection refused)
<Just__> what does this mean?
<mjt> most probably it means your amavis isn't running
<Just__> mjt : how to check that
<puzzled> Just__: try ps -ax | grep amavis
<puzzled> anyone know why there's an "unkown" in this line: Feb 12 14:15:02 guru postfix/smtpd[11957]: 15AE4AA0025: client=unknown[127.0.0.1]
<ChrisH> Because there is no DNS name for 127.0.0.1 being found.
<puzzled> ChrisH: strange, 127.0.0.1 resolves to localhost(.localdomain) via /etc/hosts and named
<f3ew> chroot
<puzzled> f3ew: yes the named setup is chroot (if that's what you mean). if 127.0.0.1 resolves from the commandline why wouldn't postfix be able to resolve it?
<f3ew> Is Postfix chrooted?
<puzzled> nope
<rob0> puzzled, what OS?
<puzzled> Linux / updated FC4
<rob0> yeah I figured by /whois :)
<puzzled> hehe
<rob0> Did you un-chroot it? Some distros (Debian I know for sure) ship with chroot
<puzzled> It's a standard FC4 install which has named chroot'ed and postfix not
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