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<0> <flyback--> I need some honest opinion
<0> [16:57] <spawrq> yes your *** looks fat in those jeans.
<0> [16:57] <flyback--> I got a guy that wants a linux email server setup for a business he's even willing to drive the machine to me, a new dell
<0> [16:57] <flyback--> heheh
<0> [16:57] <FlUfEbUnY> ewdell
<0> [16:57] <flyback--> thing is the last time I setup a email server it was just on a college for a bunch of students with pine
<0> [16:57] <flyback--> you didn't have to worry about spam, viruses, phishing attacks, etc
<0> [16:57] <flyback--> they want this done by end of the month mabye week over
<0> [16:58] <flyback--> I couod sure use the $$$$ but it's been yrs since I did this and I don't want to trip them up if i can't figure it out
<1> how would I go about filtering e-mail at the server level?
<2> http://flakshack.com/anti-spam/wiki/index.php
<1> anti-spam isn't the intent of my filtering.
<1> I've already got that implemented.
<2> oh :)
<2> black/white lists, then? what
<1> I run Debian stable and I'm subscribed to the e-mail list that sends out new packages notices. I'd like to filter those and only p*** on those for packages that are already installed on my machine.
<3> JeffH_, sounds to me like a job for procmail.
<1> okay.. I'll take a look at the documentation for procmail.
<3> ii.com has a good tutorial
<1> very cool. where can I find that?
<3> http://www.ii.com/
<3> there are other procmail tutorials, but that's the one I followed about 5-6 years ago.
<1> cool. is it fairly es?
<1> err easy
<3> I wouldn't say it's easy, or it wasn't for me at that level of understanding. Maybe if you're good in shell and regexp syntax, it would be easy.
<1> I see.
<4> anyone able to help with saslauthd? I am getting prompted for p*** when i enter the 'correct' (known?) p***word..
<5> what is the best web admin for postfix
<6> mindterm :)
<7> putty!
<8> anybody here?
<8> anybody here???????
<9> aptly named.
<10> well I was hoping not to pop in here again, but i'm curious as to what the delay= status line means in the maillog
<10> i have a message i'm hoping will just forward out, but i'm not sure what postfix is doing with it (the mail address it received to should forward - to be clear)
<10> i'm getting a relay=gmail-smtp-in.1.google.com[ip], delay=2, status=sent (250 2.0.0 OK 11481111145 g2si2267798wra)
<10> any idea what that means?
<11> status=sent? what is the problem?
<10> well it's not coming to the account specified
<12> how trivial is it to setup a spam controller
<11> aamiic: its up to gmail if u have status=sent
<10> odd that it hasn't shown up yet
<10> thanks
<11> maybe some spamfilter ate it
<13> Does any of you know of a program/system/thing that can easily move mailboxes from one machine to another?
<13> Srv1 holds most of the mail, though Srv2 gets some occationly. What I want to do is merge Srv2's mail into Srv1.
<13> MX backupping didn't work since we have to use the ISP's smtp to send mail, so now the two servers work independently.
<14> Laban: you mean your ISP prevents you from sending mail from Srv1 to Srv2 directly?
<13> Yes
<14> Laban: is that a setup just for you or for more users?
<15> I'm facing some problems on postfix server. can anyone of you guys help me. as It's my very first setup .
<15> if someone have any link that can guide to make minimum required changes in main.cf file to configure a working mail server. please share
<15> is someone there to help me please
<13> ChrisH: ISP-wide
<13> uh, but if you mean my server - around 15 users at the time
<14> Laban: tricky. Can't you talk to your ISP about that? It's hardly possible to run a decent mail service when you have restrictions on the smtp port.
<14> rajveer: your question is a bit strange. Sounds like "I'm too lazy to read even the basic documentation. Someone just log into my server and set Postfix up for me, dammit"
<14> rajveer: It very much depends on your configuration. So other people's configuration will likely not work for you.
<13> ChrisH: They only open it up for companies. My setup is for a non-profit organization sitting on a normal home-user connection.
<13> But hey... wouldn't it be possible to tunnel it? =)
<14> Laban: other ports than 25 are open?
<13> Open a SSH-tunnel between the machines and set localhost:XYZ as smtpserver?
<13> ChrisH: Almost all ports except 25
<13> 25, 135-139 and some others.
<14> Laban: then it's simple. use a transport_maps entry that points to a certain port on the destination server. And tell Postfix to listen on that port, too.
<14> Laban: that will of course just work for your internal purposes. you can't tell everyone to user port 12345 for SMTP from now on. :)
<13> hehe
<13> of course not
<13> The idea with the tunnel though is that I don't have to open up another port.
<14> but you had to open up something that creates a tunnel.
<13> SSH is already there.
<14> what if the ssh connection ends? you would have to recreate it manually.
<13> True...
<14> you could perhaps run openvpn between the servers.
<14> I would probably go with the non-25 port though.
<13> Yeah... that sounds easiest.
<13> Oh yeah... the primary server runs sendmail >_<
<13> I sooo hate that config.
<14> Time for an update. :)
<16> hi, im want to setup TLS support for my postfix server and im busy creating the certificates and i keep getting the following error
<16> unable to find 'distinguished_name' in config
<16> I read this is related to openssl not being able to find the config file
<16> but its there
<17> hello, users on my network always send a lot of attachments, be it pics or excel and word docs. i try to teach them to please use more zip, but it doesnt help. is there a way i can disallow the internal sending of certain attachments using native postfix functions?
<3> overrider: mime_header_checks ... it will block those files inbound as well.
<18> hi
<19> hello. I would like to do a 'split' concerning incoming mails for a user, without him noticing. That is, i would like each mail he receives to be sent to another person, without him noticing. Kind of "cc "!xx@xx.xx" in maildrop format, but less visible
<19> i can't modify his .mailfilter
<19> if i try using the 'virtual' file, i guess it will loop, right ? ( addr1 : add1, addr2 )
<3> orzel: virtual.5.html ("man 5 virtual"): no, it won't loop. And mind your legal / ethical considerations, 'nuff said.
<19> rob0: actually the guy i want to monitor is probably doing nasty things, i'll be careful with legal/ethical stuff. thanx.
<20> hello. i have a little problem. im using a free dns service. i can send mails to outside, send/receive mails on local users. but i cant receive mail from internet
<20> here is my dns config:
<20> korst3n.orgMX:mail.korst3n.org // mail.korst3n.orgA.215.200.154
<3> orzel: BTDT. Of course opinions of what constitutes "nasty" vary widely. I was involved in the monitoring / firing of someone who was browsing porn on his work computer. Getting his job done! I think porn at a business site is tacky, but IMHO not worth firing him.
<3> (I mean, he was not havingt work issues, his work was getting done.)
<14> korst3n: I can't reach port 25 on 81.215.200.154. Firewall?
<20> ChrisH, yes .. i just realized it. sorry for bothering you
<21> Hi! A server I'm using for mail suddenly stopped working and now reports "Recipient address rejected: User unknown in local recipient table". Maybe one of the other users changed something, but I cannot talk to them now...
<21> This is with postfix 1.1.11 (-0-woody3, the Debian package).
<20> and thanks for great work.
<21> Any ideas as to how I could debug this?
<21> I updated the local_recipient_maps to proxy:unix:p***wd.byname $alias_map, but that didn't help.
<14> korst3n: Thanks. :)
<14> creichen: is that domain listed in "mydestination"?
<21> ChrisH: If comma-separated lists are allowed and whitespace is ignored, then yes.
<21> The odd part is that I'm not even reading anything about these rejected messages in /var/log/mail.log or /var/log/mail.err. Is that normal?
<14> creichen: No, that's not normal. Every rejected mail get an entry in your mail log.
<14> creichen: Are you sure the email was rejected by _your_ system?
<21> I'm not sure at all about that-- I do know that I specified my system as the target system directly, though, but all I get in the response message is
<21> PERM_FAILURE: SMTP Error (state 9): 550 <creichen@...> Recipient address rejected: User unknown in local recipient table
<21> I don't see a way to figure out where it was rejected along the way...
<14> creichen: do you have the complete message? (pastebin)
<21> OK, but I guess it's probably not the fault of my local postfix installation, then.
<21> ChrisH: Where's the pastebin
<21> ?
<21> Another channel, or a web site?
<14> !pastebin
<22> ChrisH: 'pastebin' : a way to paste larger amounts of text so that other people can read it. Try http://www.rafb.net/paste/ or http://paste.debian.net/ - Do not forget to tell us the URL where you pasted it.
<21> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/5jBlSL59.html
<21> Just to make sure that I'm not completely confused... mail is delivered initially to some machine ***ociated with the DNS entry of the URL, right?
<21> If so, how would I find out which machine that is?
<21> If I can figure that out, I'll know who to complain to ;-)
<14> creichen: That doesn't quite look like a Postfix error message
<3> machine.cs.colorado.edu. 259200 IN MX 10 cs.colorado.edu.
<3> cs.colorado.edu. 176710 IN A 128.138.243.151
<3> cs.colorado.edu., is this the one you're trying to set up?
<21> No, I only control machine.cs.colorado.edu.
<21> Ah... the "MX entry", is that what it is?
<3> Gmail went to cs.colorado.edu. It thinks machine.cs.colorado.edu. is a local(8) domain.
<3> It=cs.colorado.edu.
<21> OK, I think I know who to ask from here. Guess it's not a local problem after all...
<21> Thanks, guys!
<23> hi its me again. this time i closed firewall he he :P ,.. now the problem is i can get mails from outside, i can send myself mail from hotmail , but i cant get activation mail from p***port.net
<23> anyone seen something like that?
<14> korst3n_: what does your mail.log say?
<23> ChrisH, nothing about hotmail
<23> they sent me welcome to p***port.net mail but not the activation mail ..
<14> korst3n_: probably an error there... whenever your Postfix server rejects an email you'd see it in your logs
<23> i watch it by tail -f and it didnt show any connection info (like it shows for others)
<24> is there a way to add mysql lookup table support without reinstalling/recompiling postfix?
<25> no
<19> rob0: the guy is probably dealing with a concurrent company selling commercial informations
<19> rob0: (btdt ??? what does this mean?)
<26> hello
<26> something denies access to port 25 from outside, and its not a firewall
<26> inet_interfaces = all
<25> your ISP?
<26> f3ew: no, its a local installation on vmware
<27> ok i'm a n00b when it comes to mail. i want all mail that is generated on my firwall box to be sent to my users box. how can i do this?
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