| |
| |
| |
|
Page: 1 2 3 4 5
Comments:
<0> <= a big fan of Dovecot SASL
<0> I think it's common for Cyrus installs to use a cyrus LMTP as local_transport.
<1> mjt: hmmm... so i put 'check_recipient_access ldap:/etc/postfix/ldap-dl.cf', i can return a list of internalOnly mailing lists.... how do i return a fixed string for '550 Access Denied' from that lookup?
<0> You also have to adjust local_recipient_maps.
<2> rob0: Well, here's my thing. I have my primary domain(s) (currently only the one), and I'll have virtual domains. ALL of which, use LDAP for the whole shebang.
<1> or returning the cn of these mailing list is enough, as it is in smtpd_recipient_restrictions
<1> :\
<2> But.. I also want to set it up so that relaying for specified hosts is allowed.
<3> chapeaurouge: i especially mentioned i don't know how to do that in ldap ;)
<2> So, I basically want to make the maximum use of local_transports, relay_transports, and virtual_transports.
<1> :P
<1> i thought it might be some special conf in main.cf or something, related to smtpd_recipient_restrictions or something
<2> And, all local and virtual to use lmtp over tcp. Because the lmtp server will not always be local.
<0> I don't know if local(8) supports namespace separation, so if you need that you probably need virtual(8) and virtual_transports.
<2> namespace seperation?
<0> user@domain.one, user@domain.two
<0> I think local only looks at the localpart, so user@domain.one would be the same as user@domain.two.
<0> virtual(8) looks at both sides of the @.
<2> Hmmm. I see. That makes sense.. However, being it annoying. heh
<2> Now, between relay and virtual, I know virtual doesn't have everything relay does, but what they are, I don't remember. :/
<2> Basically, in LDAP, I'm going to use mailRoutingAddress to be the transport. lmtp:host, or smtp:host.
<2> or mailHost. I haven't totally decided. LOL
<1> but when you do a check_recipient_access somemap, in a smtpd_recipient_restrictions, the results returned are actually denied, or accepted?
<1> query_filter = (&(!internalOnly=true)(objectcl***=dlGroupOfNames))
<1> ahahah
<1> it's getting late..
<0> I think you could do Cyrus in relay_domains, but you would need transport_maps for that to work.
<4> yes
<2> rob0: Yeah. That's what I'm intending to do. I think virtual lacked the full verification process of sender and receiver, but I could be wrong.
<4> It doesn't
<2> doesn't lack?
<4> relay_domains is just a simler way to visualise the mail transaction
<4> simpler
<5> IMAP Subscriptions are stored on the server right? If so, how can i enable it (courier-imap)
<2> Enable?
<5> well, right now, it doesn't save the subscriptions
<6> hello
<6> how can I configure postfix to deliver all mail to a smtp server
<6> forward mode?
<2> That's because Courier-IMAP doesn't do server-side subscription handling.
<5> but it is the server that is supposed to right?
<2> slide: The MUA can do it too.
<5> hrm
<6> please
<1> mjt, sorry to bother you again, but i know you've fllowed my pb since the beginning... instead of the boolean for internalOnly, could this field be a string and return OK or REJECT ?
<6> I have a php script that delivers to sendmail and on this server there is a postfix and I'd like to forward all mail to an other smtp server since this is the only smtp server allowed
<2> Hmm.
<2> Can postfix actually take multiple transport_map answers, or just a single value?
<4> just one
<2> Dang. :/
<4> you can have multiple A records
<2> yeah. That's about the only fall-back I see. ;)
<2> I'm making my mail.schema based off misc.schema, to handle things like this, and virtual domain aliases, and the likes.
<2> I wonder if it's possible to make a similar field kinda like userP***word, where it would allow selecting smtp, lmtp, etc, for my own mailTransportMap.
<4> yes
<2> And would postfix be able to use it like that as a transport_map? That's the big if.
<2> Or would it become like {lmtp}host.address, or something to that effect?
<7> how do i make amavis scan all my domains?
<7> not just the ones specified by myhostname and/or mydomain?
<4> add them in the amavisd config file
<4> @local_domains
<7> i can't just make it scan -everything-?
<4> use a regexp?
<7> ok, maybe not everything
<7> but what's specified as $mydestination
<4> @local_domains <===
<7> local_domains_acl, you mean?
<4> I think so
<8> hey everyone, i'm having some trouble with mailman and postfix
<8> anyone alive to give a quick hand?
<4> hmmm?
<8> so
<4> what was your problem?
<8> the problem seems to be that maildrop doesn't think that the list i created exists
<8> as i am getting this error
<4> why is it going to maildrop in the first place?
<8> relay=maildrop, delay=0, status=bounced (user unknown. Command output: Invalid user specified. )
<8> because maildrop is delivering to my mailboxes
<8> using virtual domains
<8> which is working fine, i can add virtual users and they get their mail and all that is cool
<8> when i initially installed mailman, it was going relay=local
<8> and saying that the user wasn't found
<4> you need to alias your mailman scripts to a local domain using virtual_alias_maps
<8> which would make sense cus i don't have a local user because its a distro list
<8> which i did
<4> It is in the Mailman FAQ, or the Postfix.README file
<8> virtual_alias_maps = mysql:/etc/postfix/mysql-virtual-alias-maps.cf, hash:/usr/local/mailman/data/virtual-mailman
<8> yup
<8> my virtual_alias_maps does that in main.cf
<8> correct?
<4> use v_a_m to rewrite list@example.com -> list@localhost.example.com
<4> mydestination = localhost.example.com
<4> alias_maps = hash:/usr/local ....
<8> i think that is working
<8> cus the log says this...
<8> postfix/pipe[14914]: 7C26910BC6AA: to=<undergrad@excellence.ritphipsi.org>, orig_to=<undergrad@ritphipsi.org>,
<8> orig_to
<8> is correct as to where i want it to go
<8> am i thinking right or no?
<4> a pipe?
<4> what is the relay= line?
<8> Feb 19 14:12:10 excellence postfix/pipe[14914]: 7C26910BC6AA: to=<undergrad@excellence.ritphipsi.org>, orig_to=<undergrad@ritphipsi.org>, relay=maildrop, delay=0, status=bounced (user unknown. Command output: Invalid user specified. )
<2> Hmm. Does cyrus-imapd still use that virtualdomain configuration option, in 2.1 and up? It's not in the imapd.conf.
<2> Then again, neither is defaultdomain. heh
<2> Aha. virtdomains
<8> whatcha think F3ew
<8> maildrop can't find the user, but the VAS map is there in main.conf
<8> so I don't understand where it's getting dropped
<8> any ideas?
<2> Hmm.
<2> I thought when cyrus-imapd's defaultdomain option was specified, anyone's mailbox, as created by user@defaultdomainvalue, would list as user/username, and not user/username@defaultdomainvalue
<2> And, thus, would also be able to login as just username, or username@defaultdomainvalue.
<9> sorry if this is the wrong place to ask... i'm using postfix admin virtual vacation, everything looks ace, the debug log says it's sending a vacation message, but the message never reaches postfix. i'm stumped if i can see why, anybody use this script?
<10> hey guys, I'm wondering but do I use the same TLS certificates that I use for postfix with cyrus IMAP?
<10> or would I create two seperate set of keys?
<11> poonj: you can if you want to. they would have to use the same hostname though.
<10> lunaphyte, because of the CA certificate right?
<11> no, because of the certificate's common name
<10> what is a "proper" common name for a certificate?
<11> the fully qualified hostname people will be referring to when they connect to the server
<10> ok
<12> my log files are getting filled up with messages like this... http://pastebin.com/563815
<12> i think someone is trying to spam through me
<11> are you doing recipient checking? local_recipient_maps
<12> im using postgresql with postfix for my aliases and mailboxes
<0> http://postmaster.info.aol.com/errors/421dynt1.html
<12> yeah i see that
<12> i'll have to deal with that after i fix my problems
<11> how's ldap rob0?
<0> We had similar problems when we were allowing infected Windows machines out on smtp.
<0> LDAP is bewildering and complex :)
<11> heh
<13> Anyone mind telling me if :include:/home/username/mail_aliases would work?
<11> i'm on my 3rd book and still pull my hair out on a daily basis
<13> for a line in aliases
<0> I have an advantage then ... not much hair to begin with :)
<11> the-erm: yes
<13> lunaphyte: thanks
<12> i would use this? local_recipient_maps = pgsql:/usr/local/etc/postfix/pgsql_local_recipient_maps.cf
<12> how do i clean out all deferred mail? and start fresh
<0> m1chael: are you seeing spam originating in your logs? Are you NAT'ing out Windows machines on the same IP?
<12> this server is at a data center
<12> it's trying to send out deferred mail and i'm blocked by aol
<11> my guess was backscatter
<0> ah, that might do it too.
<11> hmm.. maybe not. all addresses share the same message id
<12> what should i be trying to do?
<0> Is there a Web server on the same machine? Serving PHP content?
<12> yeah
<11> doh
Return to
#postfix
or
Go to some related
logs:
#linux
pyoscar
#php
polite conditional tense
#mysql
print() on unopened filehandle
dhcp converter
emerge xemacs USE-flags
#centos
fc5 logout hang -login
|
|