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<0> It's a standard FC4 install which has named chroot'ed and postfix not
<0> it's a postfix/amavisd-new/DCC/pyzor/razor/spam******in setup if that's any help
<0> works like a charm except for that strange "unknown" thingy
<1> Your smtpd is unable to resolve 127.0.0.1 , that is a fact, the only one we know.
<1> Generally that means chroot and no $spool_directory/etc/hosts file.
<0> ok, guess I should dig some more. just checked the log files and it's always postfix/smtpd reporting it
<1> puzzled: man 5 master
<0> rob0: will check it. thanks
<0> rob0: thanks for pointing out the master manpage. I had some chroot= y lingering around
<2> i have installed postfix and it when i have created domain it is not creating its maildir/ ...so what i have to set and how to make it to create folders
<0> Just__: in /etc/postfix/main.cf search for Maildir. I use mail_spool_directory = /var/spool/mail/ <- note the "/" at the end
<2> puzzled: ok
<3> Where is a good place that will allow you to look up ~64 IP's at once to see if they are on any spam lists?
<2> puzzled, i have mail_spool_directory = /usr/local/virtual but none of the folders getting created
<2> puzzled, ok
<4> I'm getting this error.. anyone know what it means?
<4> temporary failure. Command output: /usr/local/bin/maildrop: Unable to open include file.
<4> I'm also getting this:
<4> Error connecting to IMAP server: localhost.
<4> 111 : Connection refused
<5> cds: check /etc/maildroprc for include "blabla" or smthing?
<4> It's empty.
<4> (I didn't even have maildrop before.. so I don't know why it's suddenly wanting to connect to it now)
<5> no transport map that points to maildrop: ?
<4> Hm?
<4> What do you mean by that?
<6> No <db.h> include file found.
<6> Install the appropriate db*-devel package first.
<6> i'm confused as heck, i've installed postgres -- and i'm lost
<6> is there a good wiki somewhere?
<1> what OS?
<6> Fedora Core 2
<4> You ought to upgrade you Fedora, there.
<4> your*
<1> You'll probably want hash: map support, which means you need the db*-devel package.
<6> well, i'm building some spam eating boxes.. renting these from 1&1 .. I don't have any choice..
<1> You might be missing other things too.
<1> Fedora and similar don't make it easy to compile, things you need are not in the default installation.
<2> i have installed postfix and it when i have created domain it is not creating its maildir/ ...so what i have to set and how to make it to create folders
<4> Ok, now I'm getting: "unknown in virtual alias table" -- but the domain is in virtual_alias_domains?
<2> i have mail_spool_directory = /usr/local/virtual/
<1> cds, yes, "unknown in virtual alias table" means the domain is in virtual_alias_domains but the user is not in virtual_alias_maps .
<1> !mail_spool_directory
<4> Yeah, just figured :) Thanks.
<7> rob0: 'mail_spool_directory' : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: The directory where local(8) UNIX-style mailboxes are kept. The default setting depends on the system type. Specify a name ending in / for maildir-style delivery.
<4> rob0: Don't happen to know of a howto for that? I can't remember the format.
<4> Found it.
<1> !virtual
<7> 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
<1> :)
<4> Thah's the page I found :)
<6> Is there anyway to build this without db support?
<1> yikes, I've never done that. But surely there is.
<6> hrmm
<1> DATABASE_README.html maybe
<4> Ok.
<4> Now I'm getting this again:
<4> (temporary failure. Command output: /usr/local/bin/maildrop: Unable to open include file. )
<4> Ideas?
<4> Neither do/did I :/
<4> It's wanting to use it, despite me not telling it to.
<4> I also get this:
<4> Feb 12 19:25:22 balham postfix/qmgr[10046]: warning: connect to transport spam******in: Connection refused
<4> Anyone? :(
<8> sounds like possible spam******ins isn't listening or master.cf is configured wrong
<4> It's the default debian master.cf.
<4> And it isn't even mentioned in there.
<4> How do I remove these two from doing anything?
<4> They've never tried running before.
<9> content_filter?
<9> local_transport
<6> so, what do you guys think about chroot'ing? necessary?
<4> f3ew: Where? I have no such lines.
<9> QbY not here
<9> postconf -n @ cds
<4> QbY?
<6> huh?
<6> yes cds?
<1> cds, you have done something dreadfully wrong, shoot it and put it out of your misery. :)
<4> QbY: Sorry, didn't know what f3ew was saying.
<4> rob0: I wish I knew what to shoot.
<4> wtf *is* maildrop?
<1> !maildrop
<7> rob0: 'maildrop' : a delivery agent similar to 'procmail' which also works for virtual accounts. It's part of the "courier" mail server. See: http://www.flounder.net/~mrsam/maildrop/
<4> I think I have/had procmail...
<4> http://pastebin.ca/41312
<4> f3ew: &
<4> ^
<4> Will installing procmail fix this?
<4> Hrm.
<4> I *have* procmail.
<1> BTW none of your hash: maps will work without BDB support.
<4> My vhost map seems to work, so I'm not bothered abotu that.
<4> Can anyone help me?
<4> This is starting to really get to me now..
<9> that isn't making sense
<4> rob0: If I do I know nothing about it.
<9> exactly
<4> I only ever use apt
<4> And apt won't install multiple copies of postfix.
<1> We hope. :)
<4> Ok, how do I check for multiple copies?
<9> stop and start postfix
<4> I've done that... many times.
<4> http://pastebin.ca/41313
<9> then send a message and see if it goes thiugh
<4> It doesn't.
<9> hmmmmm
<10> hey folks =)
<10> Trying 127.0.0.1...
<10> Connected to localhost.
<10> Escape character is '^]'.
<10> I can telnet to my localhost mail server but no headers are sent, i'm running gentoo linux and have the TinyDNS MX records in place.
<10> Anyone have any ideas?
<1> Your logs do.
<10> Nov 25 01:34:00 panther sSMTP[31693]: Unable to locate mail
<10> Nov 25 01:34:00 panther sSMTP[31693]: Cannot open mail:25
<9> ssmtp != Postfix
<1> sSMTP != postfix :)
<10> hmm =S
<10> I'm confused =S
<1> You're not running Postfix.
<10> ohh =/
<10> Hmm =S
<10> that's very confusing =S
<10> ohh wait, that must be the wrong log file =\
<10> That's Nov last year =\
<1> indeed
<4> How do I make it use procmail rather than maildrop?
<1> cds, the postconf you pasted did not appear to be using maildrop.
<9> Why is it even calling maildrop?
<9> is what we need to figure out first
<4> I wish I knew.
<10> where is the log location set for postfix?
<9> chrisaw Postfix logs to syslog
<4> chrisaw: /var/log/mail.log
<1> Postfix logs to syslog($syslog_facility)
<1> syslog_facility = mail
<4> http://pastebin.ca/41314
<4> There's the only reference to maildrop.
<4> I don't understand master.cf though.
<9> where is the rest of master.cf ?
<1> f3ew, I am about to do something really stupid: upgrading a running Slackware 10.2 to -current without going into "telinit 1". Wish me luck. And yes, a backup is in process now. :)
<4> f3ew: http://pastebin.ca/41315
<9> rob0 good luck
<9> that makes absolutely no sense
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