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<0> anyone here get postfix to work with SASL with a debian install?
<0> I'm getting SASL errors...
<1> postfix is chrooted
<1> so your sasl needs to be availabel under that chroot for it to work iirc
<2> poonj: what's the error?
<3> my mailserver seems to work fine, but after some time i get a strange error "FAILED: DBD::mysql::st execute
<3> failed: MySQL server has gone away at (eval 38) line 238"...anyone has a clue ?
<4> sweet theres a channel for this
<4> how do i direct mail to /home/user/mail instead of /var/mail/user
<5> hm
<4> ive been at this for 2 days and google has come up with much to my specific dilema
<5> if i have a backup mx that is capable ot delivering mail to users on the same filesstem as the primary
<5> there is no need to have relay_domains on the backupmx right?
<5> because it can deliver the mail directly
<2> Brainwalker: what is logging that? amavis?
<3> yes
<3> solved, for some strange reasons, the PRIVILEGES of the mysql user changed
<6> hednod: Right, regardless of the MX priority, that server isn't acting as a secondary MX
<7> (And then they don't stick around for the answer.)
<1> be glad they don't. they might come back then asking more stupid questions :)
<3> talking about courier imap, i set it up with virtual domains handled by mysql, works ok for delivering mails, but when i want to create a new folder i dont have the rights for it.
<3> +creating
<0> lunaphyte, fatal: no SASL authentication mechanisms
<0> I have a smtpd.conf setup in /etc/postfix/sasl/smtpd.conf
<0> but for some reason, it can't find the SASL mechanism...I also have saslauthd running with sasldb
<7> wols_, I probably would have ignored him anyway. :)
<2> poonj: did you install the sasl modules package?
<0> yeah I did
<0> libsasl2-modules
<2> what do you have for mech_list in smtpd.conf?
<0> PLAIN LOGIN
<2> do the libplain* and liblogin* files exist in /usr/lib/sasl2 ?
<0> yeah
<0> I have libplain and liblogin
<0> both .so and .so.2
<0> lunaphyte, were you able to get it to work?
<2> where are you storing authentication information?
<0> /etc/sasldb
<1> poonj: will postfix look in /usr/lib/sasl2/? or will it use some chrooted / ?
<0> /etc/sasl2bd
<0> I think it may be chrooted
<0> I'm not sure if it looks in /usr/lib/sasl2
<0> how can I find out?
<0> wols_: do I need to make a change in master.cf for a particular service to make this work?
<0> wols_: or do I need to move some files from /usr/lib/sasl2?
<1> there is a chrooted column in master.cf but I never unchrooted postfix yet
<1> duno it something breaks
<0> yeah..I don't think I want to do that..
<0> http://hurring.com/howto/debian_postfix_sasl/
<0> I tried that, but that didn't work..and the script variables aren't even the sme
<0> I'll give this a try again later
<0> but this is pretty frustrating
<8> I am trying to setup postfix but it appers to not be listening on port 25 at all, it was a few hours ago and i dont think I changed anything.
<9> slide: sockstat -l
<8> that apart of some package? its not installed
<8> do you mean netstat?
<8> it would be listed as ssmtp?
<8> what defines what it listens on? mynetworks ?
<2> inet_interfaces
<8> i have it set to all
<8> ffs wtf :(
<10> so on the box, telnet localhost 25 doesnt make a connection?
<8> nope
<10> is the daemon running? :)
<2> slide: look at your logs
<8> all i get is "postfix/master[11196]: daemon started -- version 2.2.4, configuration /etc/postfix"
<2> log verbosely
<8> how?
<2> edit master.cf
<8> arg ok i got it
<8> while going through a tutorial for seting this up it told me to add the smtpd service in master.cf, and apparently where i put it is bad
<8> so i moved it to the top and it works
<8> just not from remote connections
<11> hey, i restarted postfix and my spam******in filter stopped working, does somebody want to help me debug it? :)
<11> it appears as if my filter isn't being run for some reason, but running postfix with -vv doesn't show any errors, and mail gets delivered just fine
<11> just not filtered :)
<2> slide: the smtpd service should already exist in master.cf. you shouldn't have to add it
<8> lunaphyte, well, actually it told me to add a "smtp" service
<8> shrug
<2> Optic: do you have a content_filter defined in main.cf ?
<11> nope, i have one in my master.cf tho
<11> -o content_filter=spam******in under smtp
<11> i'm seeing relay=spam******in in my logs
<11> and I have
<11> spam******in unix - n n - - pipe
<11> user=spam argv=/usr/pkg/bin/spamc
<11> ....
<11> in there too
<11> spamc works properly when i run it from a shell as user spam
<11> things like this in my maillog:
<11> Feb 18 19:42:35 miso postfix/pipe[21757]: D85542D6049: to=<andrew@capybara.org>, orig_to=<andrew@andrewkilpatrick.org>, relay=spam******in, delay=2, status=sent (miso.capybara.org)
<11> which seems ok
<11> any ideas?
<2> see what spam******in says
<11> i'm running spamd in another window in debug mode
<11> when I run spamc manually i see lots of output
<11> but i don't see anything when postfix runs it
<11> if I change the argv in my master.cf to something fake, i get errors, so it's at least trying... :(
<11> fixed it!
<11> my spamc arguments were wrong
<11> thanks for listening :)
<11> spamc should complain more :)
<11> i'm sure this happens a lot
<12> Hello, i would like some way to have serverside sorting of mails into different folders, where can i find moere on this issue?
<12> Searching google for postfix serverside mail filter gives a ton of crap about spam filtereing, i just need a way to place mail from different maillists into different folders.
<12> I heard something about procmail supporting this.
<13> i can't login to any mail and this is in the logs.....
<13> Feb 19 01:49:27 webserver postfix/qmgr[2747]: warning: connect to transport smtp-amavis: Connection refused
<13> any advice?
<8> hrm wtf, i think my isp blocks outbound connections on port 25
<8> stupid box
<8> err cox
<14> slide: Try to find out if your ISP have any SMTP-relay you can use.
<8> yea they do
<14> Well, use it then. :-> Problem solved.
<8> yea, but im trying to setup this on my server so i wanted to test it heh
<14> Okay.
<8> hrm ok so postfix is 'accepting' connections now and I can see gmail and other servers connecting, but im not getting any mail
<14> Can you send mail to yourself? Try telneting to your smtpserver and send a mail to your mailbox.
<8> k
<8> hrm
<8> courierpop3login: scancur opendir("cur"): No such file or directory
<8> postfix/qmgr[12002]: warning: unexpected end-of-input from private/amavis socket while reading input attribute name
<8> postfix/qmgr[12002]: warning: private/amavis socket: malformed response
<8> hrm
<8> Anyone got any ideas about that?
<8> postfix/qmgr[12002]: B723B644CC: to=<contact@brandonnason.com>, relay=none, delay=300, status=deferred (delivery temporarily suspended: mail transport unavailable)
<8> what about that heh
<14> Hmm, sorry, have no clue. :-)
<14> Tried google?
<8> :(
<8> yup
<14> :-/
<8> not very helpfull unfortunitely
<7> looks like maybe amavis isn't running.
<8> it is running
<8> but yea, if i try to connect to it using telnet amavis logs it, so postfix isnt actually connecting to it or something
<15> Hey, I'm setting up a HOWTO about install postfix on DragonFlyBSD. I have it configured like so (http://wiki.dragonflybsd.org/index.php/Set_up_an_email_server#Configuring). However, I don't get a 250-AUTH line when connecting to the server. I can old send mail using plaintext (shudder). Any ideas on how to make this line appear?
<15> s/old/only/
<7> !sasl
<16> rob0: 'sasl' : short for "Simple Authentication and Security Layer". It is provided by the cyrus mail server to enable the "SMTP AUTH" feature. Learn more at: http://asg.web.cmu.edu/sasl/
<7> well, I disagree
<7> the starting point should be Postfix's SASL_README.html
<17> i don't like amavis-new, i don't want "reinjecting" email... my transport is lmtp; there is any sieve spam filter or similar? Thanks in advance
<8> ugh tis is sooo aggrivating
<8> so much work and so close but it just wont work ;(
<18> what determines the timestamp of an email, when a client mails and it stamps in the header or by the receiving smtp server?
<18> or the outgoing smtp server?
<6> The mail client adds the Date: header, and every mail server that touches it adds a Received: header.
<18> ok, and the clients that receive the email show the date header added by the client?
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