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<0> does anyone here use 550/rejeect on fake domains?
<0> postfix/smtpd[1694]: NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT from unknown[203.116.75.237]: 450 <admin@EleosDB.local>: Sender address rejected: Domain not found; from=<admin@EleosDB.local>
<1> sure
<2> No, that's not safe, in case you have (or the sender has) a temporary DNS failure. 450 is best.
<1> cmon, live a little dangerously!
<2> :)
<2> You could do a check_sender_access to kill the ones which are obviously bogus (fake TLD.)
<2> You can get a current list of valid TLD's from IANA, I think.
<1> just make sure you take out the ones that send nothing but garbage. :)
<2> .com
<2> 22:59 < lunaphyte> cmon, live a little dangerously!
<2> :)
<1> lizella.net
<2> that too!
<1> i said dangerously, not foolishly!
<3> m00!
<4> I have setup postfix with Amavis and DSpam, so when email arrives on port 25 it gets forwarded to 127.0.0.1:10024 (amavis) then to 127.0.0.1:10025 (dspam) then back to postfix on 127.0.0.1:10026. AFter this I want to forward it to external mail servers using the transport maps
<4> postfix just delivers it locally though
<4> where would i specify the transport file information? in the 127.0.0.1:10026 section of master.cf or main.cf?
<4> postconf -n output is at http://mrtg.tommo.org/postconf.txt
<4> also: http://mrtg.tommo.org/master.txt
<4> anyone here?
<3> i is
<3> how many domains do you handle?
<4> will be about 30
<3> why must they be delivered elsewhere?
<4> we dont handle the mail for them all (some are standalone exchange servers etc)
<4> thsi is just a spam/virus filter in front of everything
<3> oh, sortof like a backup mx, but you hand it off to them for final delivery
<4> exactly
<3> never messed with that .. humm
<4> it redirects fine when i take the dspam/amavis bits out of master.cf
<4> its almost like the 127.0.0.1:10026 part (after dspam hands it back to postfix) has no idea of the transport table
<3> no idea really myself :-/
<4> that's ok
<1> Tommmo: you need -o transport_maps = /etc/postfix/transport in the 10026 section of master.cf
<4> Mar 13 12:57:39 vMAIL-02 postfix/smtpd[20228]: fatal: unsupported dictionary type: smtp
<4> i also tried -o transport_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/transport
<4> but then it just delivers locally again
<4> entry in transport is:
<4> tommo.org smtp:[203.62.181.9]
<4> would i need any transport information in main.cf?
<4> im stumped
<5> re
<6> hey can someone point me in the right direction please ..... i am looking to save a copy of all incoming emails and outgoing emails for all users on the system ...... we use postfix, cyrus imap .... so i would like to have the mail saved into one mailbox separated into sub boxes based on each user
<6> also use maildrop
<7> not knowing your setup i'd suggest: duplicate each user into a virtual domain, using this virtual domain for backups
<8> what exactly is postfix?
<8> setting up a webserver and chose teh internet option....
<8> but what should i put for the mail name... my domain or just localhost.localdomain?
<7> mike0002: postfix is a Mail Transport Agent - MTA
<9> hey guys, anyone here use cyrus and web-cyradm?
<10> Hrmm. Anyone around that knows much about postfixadmin?
<10> I'm getting an odd error.
<11> hi
<11> in postfix 2.2.9, i am trying to use a regexp table for virtual_mailbox_maps, it doesnt seem to work, a btree table works. is is not possible to use regexp tables there?
<11> houston, can you read me?
<12> ^wolf^: "man 5 postconf" -> virtual_mailbox_maps -> Note 1
<11> ChrisH, thanks
<11> bye
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