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<0> (Sorry my english... I talk in spanish...)
<0> ?
<1> caravena: Habla solamente ingles. :(
<0> ChrisH: It is what treatment
<1> Of course. And it can ruin your meal if you turn it up too high.
<1> caravena: I believe we have a language barrier here.
<0> ChrisH: With telnet localhost 25, I send mail to google.
<0> ChrisH: My english not is understandable?
<1> caravena: Well, more or less...
<1> caravena: You were trying to send an email to your postfix server. The recipient was "caravena@servertest". Does your Postfix know that "servertest" is a domain that Postfix is supposed to be responsible for?
<0> ChrisH : -)
<0> I send mail of 1.2.3.4(server with postfix, I use) to myserver(gmail) bad example. : -(
<0> ChrisH: ok?
<1> caravena: Uhm.
<1> caravena: Are we still at the "caravena@servertest" of which you pasted a log line?
<0> ChrisH: postfix/smtpd[14237]: NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT from unknown[IP-ServerWithPostfix]: 554 <caravena at gmail ot com>: Relay access denied; from=<caravena@NameDNS-MyServerWithPostfix> to=<caravena at gmail ot com> proto=ESMTP helo=<[192.168.22.20]>
<2> hmmm?
<0> ChrisH: It is understood?
<2> stop trying to hide information
<0> I use Ubuntu-Dapper.
<3> 192.168.22.20 (is that where the send attempt came from? The IP was masked!) isn't in mynetworks
<3> IP-ServerWithPostfix is not in mynetworks
<4> hi
<3> BTW there's no need to mask RFC 1918 IP addresses. No one can route to yours anyway.
<4> I try to allow two usert to send each other some messages. To do that, everyone do username@mahostname, and it works
<4> but now I try to allow them to send each other some files
<4> I tried to send a file which size is 8mb
<4> and postfix says it's too bigh
<4> but it could accept since everything stay internal in my machine
<2> postconf message_size_limit
<4> ah ok
<4> vero cool thanks very much
<4> I try now
<0> rob0: I add in config mynetwork = ... 192.168.22.0/26 #192.168.22.0, mask 255.255.255.192; and run $sudo postfix reload
<4> in main.cf I wrote message_size_limit = 9000000 but <hen the user' tries to send me a file of 8mb, postifw still says : "fatal error, message file too big"
<4> is there a difference in dealing with messages and attached files?
<4> when now I do postconf message_size_limit, it displays 9000000
<0> rob0: not solution : -( problem persists
<1> Texou: check how large the mail really is. attachments usually get MIME encoded. and then it depends on much larger the email becomes.
<4> ah ok
<4> ChrisH, so, you think I should still increase the size isn't it?
<2> *4/3
<1> Texou: IMO the agreed limit of emails is 10 MB so that's a bit less regarding attachments.
<4> welli I'lltry with 90000000 so
<1> Texou: 90 MB?
<4> at leasu I'm sure there are not limits :) bad idea?
<4> at least I'm sure there are not limits :) bad idea?
<4> I don know if it's dangerous or not
<1> Texou: could be that your mail gets sent half way and then rejected because it's larger than 10 MB
<4> ah ok
<4> well, but if it's an internal mail, I dont use my Web access supplyer servers, so normally the message can be accepted no?
<4> Web access supplyer = company which gives me access to the internet
<4> well, I let this value for the mail I'm trying to send in internal, then I comment the line to let the default set (so 10mb)
<0> Not work...
<4> ChrisH, thanks very much for information, now it works
<1> Texou: great
<4> to be careful I'll let 10mo and change the set only in exceptional situations such as this
<4> but it could work without problem in internal
<4> thanks very much
<5> hey... how can i get postfix to ACCEPT attached files in emails?
<1> johs_: postfix doesn't care about attachments
<5> ChrisH: hmm.. ok.. but why do all emails with attached files get rejected?
<0> Help my pliss.
<1> johs_: with what reason?
<0> Whit example in telnet(http://workaround.org/articles/ispmail-sarge/) I send mail to users.
<5> ChrisH: I have tried to sent emails with attached pictures to my mailserver .. but they get delayed... i can sent unattached emails to the server without problems... try to mail johs@deadheads.dk!
<5> without attached files..
<1> johs_: you said those get rejected. what is the reason for the rejection?
<0> With example of telnet(http://workaround.org/articles/ispmail-sarge/) I send mail to users.
<6> caravena: repeating won't get you any help
<5> ChrisH: one moment and i'll get it for you :-)
<0> sirio: In addition treatment to write well English. excuses
<2> night
<7> would somebody be so kind as to explain to me how to setup vacation to send an auto-response to users whenever they email my address?
<5> ChrisH: i get this in my logs: deadheads.dk/postlog.txt
<0> Thanks, now work. Problem is TLS.
<0> mmm Bad configuration I. : -S
<7> please someone help me
<5> hey... how can i get postfix to ACCEPT attached files in emails?
<7> how can i get the darn vacation to work with postfix
<5> my logs: deadheads.dk/postlog.txt
<8> what is the simplest way to forward an adress to a hotmail account? my domain is nutstation.com, how can i make all mails that arrive at me@nutstation.com end up at me@hotmail.com ?
<8> i followed http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/virt-mail-howto.xml <-- that tute to get postfix up, and it seems to work
<8> hm. when i send mail to me@nutstation.com from mutt on that machine it seems to work, but sending from someone else does not work
<3> johs_: deadheads.dk/postlog.txt has nothing to suggest why the connections are failing, merely that they ARE failing.
<7> wow this xeon is fasttt
<0> meriad: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PostfixCompleteVirtualMailSystemHowto
<7> i figured it out
<7> thanx
<9> Is ther a way to retry sending mail for just a specific domain? postqueue -s uses the "Fast Flush" which is intended for ETRN...
<2> FroMaster no
<9> f3ew: looks like a postqueue -f works just fine...
<9> f3ew: I had to do it by domain in sendmail as it would take forever going through my queue of 10K messages
<9> but in postfix, my active queue is never greater then 100 and my deferred queue is under 500... now
<2> heh
<9> I used to have 3 sendmail servers that would get overwhelmend when my automated processes pushed mail into the queues, now on the same hardware, 1 postfix instance is doing the same work and not breaking a sweat
<9> the "load" on the sendmail would jump up to 40 or 50, while with postfix, the highest i've seen is 3
<9> and thats with pfloggsumm running
<9> how much mail is it processing?
<0> Thanks... and Bye
<9> This box did 300K messages yesterday.. its just an outbound relay getting mail from 10 machines that push mail into the queue
<2> http://nixcartel.org/~devdas/minute.png
<9> ah the spam/av checks eating up a ton of cpu eh?
<2> caravena made it so difficult for himself to get help
<2> not CPU, disk
<2> no content filtering on those hosts
<2> just a few header/body checks
<9> I am noticing that with postfix, syslog-ng is at the top of "TOP" since it does a siginificant amount of logging
<9> I'm thinking about sending the logs to another host and log there to offload this box :)
<9> I think one of the biggest thing that helped this box was using dnscache locally...
<9> 2.5million DNS queries in the past 24 hours
<9> it used to point to a public dns server :)
<2> heh
<10> hello
<10> I've enabled sasl authentication on smtpd and see this in my logs
<10> May 18 18:08:16 xen-mail postfix/smtpd[8943]: sql_select option missing
<10> May 18 18:08:16 xen-mail postfix/smtpd[8943]: auxpropfunc error no mechanism available
<10> but yet, my smtpd.conf file has saslauthd listed as pwcheck_method
<11> is it possible to have 2 different Virtual_Transports. virtual_transport = maildrop, the other on port 10025 (re-inject) virtual_transport = virtual ?
<12> someone told me this is a good replacement for sendmail
<12> I hope it's better than qmail
<12> qmail was *CANUCKED*
<12> never could get that to work
<11> you were given good information
<12> how does it compare to sendmail
<12> it's been about 5 yrs since i setup a email server and back then it was just for shells with pine :P
<11> I couldnt tell you honestly, I've never used Sendmail. But Postfix was intended to be a drop-in replacement for sendmail
<11> its a very good MTA
<12> neat
<11> that a lotta reading
<11> if you are shopping around for Webmail programs, take a looksee at Roundcube
<12> ok
<12> ugh
<12> requires mysql and stuff
<12> thx for the ideas though
<12> i will read anyways
<11> umm, you should consier using mysql regardless of wether you will be using roundcube. Postfix Virtual users are the way to go...
<12> see I know jack about that stuff
<11> how well do you know sendmail?
<13> virtual users can be done without sql
<12> I only knew the basic for sendmail
<12> no virtual stuff etc
<11> lunaphyte: true
<11> but MySQL scales better
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