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<0> hi
<0> is it possible to add the domain to a virtual mailbox result (from ldap - which does only include the uid, and not the path/domain)?
<1> Is there a postfix package that adds mysql and pgsql capabilities? It doesn't seem native to the rpms on the yum repositories
<1> (fedora core 4)
<2> I want to use mailx to handle multiple email accounts. My local MTA is Postfix, and although I specify a From: header, I often can't send a message because Postfix sends something like 'MAIL FROM: user@localhost.localdomain' to the receiving SMTP server. I get an error message stating that 'localhost.localdomain' doesn't exist. Any help is much appreciated.
<3> slowroth: Don't use mailx. It doesn't do that.
<3> slowroth: Mutt will work like mailx with the "-x" option, and setting envelope_from in your muttrc will force it to match the envelope sender with the From: address.
<4> I also like nail, a mailx-compatible replacement with bells and whistles.
<5> where do I add an email address that should go to 2 people? I tried addin in my alias file info: me,you but info doesnt go to me and you,where is the proper place for this?
<6> that varies based on your setup.
<4> jtoy: if using local(8) accounts, see newaliases(1)
<5> hmm, not sure, im on freebsd
<4> The OS is irrelevant. The Postfix configuration is what matters.
<6> jtoy: the email address you want to add, is it local, or virtual?
<5> the email address I want doesnt exit on the system, but the several email addresses it forwards to are all real
<5> the aliases file cant handle several usernames?
<5> I have fake1 : real1 in aliases and that works fine
<5> I guess mutlies dont work in aliases like: fake1: real1, real2
<5> multiples, not multies
<6> I didn't say it existed on the system. Read my question again. :)
<6> ohh, it must be local
<6> multiple destinations for local aliases works on my setup...
<6> but that machine isn't accessable from here :-/
<5> john : scott, paul <-- that is valid then?
<6> have you already tried this?
<5> yeah, but im double testing it now
<6> the only difference I have is no space before the :, but that most likely does not matter.
<5> Supaplex: fixed it
<5> of course it was other issues of mine
<5> I usually only setup mail servers once every couple of years
<5> my server just died a few days ago
<6> *gasp* no backups?
<5> it was setup fora bunch of domains with ssl / imapssl
<5> of all my code, but not emails, but thats fine as I have all my emails cached on my laptop
<1> Does anyone know offhand why on fedora core 4, postfix might have problems reading in my virtual mysql config files? It doesn't seem permissions or user/group are an issue
<1> I can't seem to enable access for postfix to readin several files in its config directory (/etc/postfix). It has the same user/group and permissions as everything else.
<1> nvm, damn selinux
<7> how can I stop Postfix from bouncing all my messages if something is wrong with procmail ? currently I download user messages with fetchmail, and it relays it to postfix, which I guess uses procmail before dumping it into /var/spool/mail/username
<7> but the last couple times I've reinstalled my distro and forgot to install procmail, it has bounced the dozens of messages that fetchmail downloaded. any way to have postfix know that procmail is missing or something like that, so it doesn't accept the messages, then toss them into oblivion ?
<7> (the fetchmail deletes them off the server after localhost postfix accepts the mail)
<7> would the "soft_bounce" option have any effect in this situation ?
<7> or do I even need to be using procmail ? I didn't set it up, so I am not really sure what it actually does in the process. I need only to download POP3 with fetchmail, send mail to other local users, and use PINE
<7> think I figured it out. but now it is using maildir without procmail, and I don't know how to convert my old spool into a compatible format
<7> May 20 21:14:01 atu postfix/qmgr[11668]: 42B8623451: from=<bathtub301@nifty.com>, size=4604, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
<7> wtf is that
<7> sorry wrong channel. not that anyone is awake
<7> my friend was supposed to send me a test message, heh
<7> will figure out how to convert my spool to maildir, and scrap the procmail dep ... later.
<8> anyone know if i need to compile amavisd-new with milter support to work with postfix?
<9> umm, isn't amavisd-new a perl script?
<8> i have no idea
<9> pretty sure, so you can't compile it
<8> ok, well its an option when i make it on freebsd... [X] MILTER sendmail milter support .... but not sure if its needed
<8> not even sure what it is
<9> milter is for sendmail only, not used for postfix
<8> ok cool
<10> anyone manage to get procmail working with virtual addresses?
<10> it's killing me trying to do it =/
<11> hi
<11> I have configured my postfix to sue SASL authentication (permit_sasl_authenticated and the like) and i can now send mails with my postfix to addresses of my server, how can i allow relaying to authenticated users?
<11> http://www.postfix.org/SASL_README.html#client_sasl : In order to allow mail relaying by authenticated clients: smtpd_recipient_restrictions = permit_mynetworks permit_sasl_authenticated
<11> i've got this in the main.cf, but when trying to send mail from mail@myserver.com to mail@otherserver.com, i get Recipient address rejected: Relay access denied
<11> Ah, permit_sasl_authenticated must go first after smtpd_recipient_restrictions =
<12> is it possible to install postfix-mysql package manually ? because if im installing it with apt-get it's putting me some **** what I dont need:((
<13> veriz: the "****" is probably needed
<12> ChrisH: no i don't need mysql-common
<13> veriz: there is no dependency of postfix-mysql to mysql-common - see "apt-cache show postfix-mysql"
<4> ChrisH: I think you'll like this: http://www.nodns4.us/debian-satellite.JPG
<4> Shows that US NASA, or perhaps even $DEITY, approves of Debian.
<4> s/NASA/NOAA/
<14> if i am using relay_recipient_maps on a secundary MX, I should include both the aliases and regular mailboxes (virtual_alias_maps and virtual_mailbox_maps on the primary MX). right?
<4> smesjz: indeed.
<14> so the secundary MX have a copy of the primary's main.cf without the virtual_*_* = and relay_recipient_maps set to the virtual_mailbox_domains?
<15> my smtp can't establish connection with any other mail server "Connection Timed Out" and doesn't accept any other connection from any other mailserver but himself ... in other words I can't send or recieve mail from outside localhost ... but from localhost to localhost it works .. any ideea ?
<15> ?
<15> nobody ?
<14> hmm, isnt this a bug? I configged relay_domains to be a mysql:/ map. But when I test it with a domain that's not in the map like 'xs4all.nl' I see Postfix doing a query on "domain='nl'". Why would you relay mail based on a TLD? Doesnt make sense to me
<16> @semesjz: http://www.postfix.org/transport.5.html Transport search order probably
<16> @devyll: is your mailserver listening on the external interface port 25 ? do you have a firewall? can you establish a telnet session on port 25 to the mail server?
<14> rootsvr: yea, that's probably the case. So it's a feature that cant be disabled? I did see a query for 'xs4all.nl' but the 'nl' will never get a return.
<16> don't think so.. it should not do a query for .nl when you allready got an result for xs4all.nl
<15> rootsvr i'm not behind anything ... my sv listens on port 25
<15> and .. i can't establish a telnet session on port 25 to mx1.mail.yahoo.com for example
<15> but i can connect to myself
<14> rootsvr: well, the result on 'xs4all.nl' is negative. No rows are returned. So it's a bug?
<4> Devyll: (as root) netstat -punta | grep ':25 '
<4> !inet_interfaces
<17> rob0: 'inet_interfaces' : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: The network interface addresses that this mail system receives mail on. By default, the software claims all active interfaces on the machine. The parameter also controls delivery of mail to user@[ip.address]. If your server does not react to connection attempts on a certain interface you should check this setting.
<4> smesjz: maybe parent_domain_matches_subdomains
<4> Devyll: if you can't telnet out on 25, usually means your ISP is blocking SMTP out. Very common these days.
<4> !relayhost
<17> rob0: 'relayhost' : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: The default host to send non-local mail to when no entry is matched in the optional transport(5) table. When no relayhost is given, mail is routed directly to the destination.
<15> netstat -punta | grep ':25 '
<15> tcp 0 0 86.107.253.71:25 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 17322/master
<15> rob0 ... but is it normal for yahoo mailserver to accept telnet connections ?
<15> i thought it's a security issue
<14> rob0: ok. but that distincts between '.domain.tld' and 'domain.tld'. I guess i leave it this way
<15> can you telnet mx1.mail.yahoo.com ?
<15> netstat -punta | grep ':25 '
<15> tcp 0 0 86.107.253.71:25 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 17322/master
<15> tcp 0 1 86.107.253.71:58685 67.28.113.11:25 SYN_SENT 17628/smtp
<15> tcp 0 1 86.107.253.71:41181 194.245.148.4:25 SYN_SENT 17629/smtp
<15> tcp 0 1 86.107.253.71:47346 64.156.215.8:25 SYN_SENT 17627/smtp
<4> Devyll: Remove your inet_interfaces setting in main.cf, then you will be listening on all interfaces.
<4> 13:06 < rob0> Devyll: if you can't telnet out on 25, usually means your ISP is blocking SMTP out. Very common these days.
<15> rob0 i set inet_interfaces = all
<15> same thing
<15> i don't think my isp is blocking smtp out
<15> i'm almoust sure
<15> rob0 ... if my telnet is bloking smtp out indeed ... that doesn't mean i still should be able to recieve mails ?
<18> hello all
<18> i just setup postfix on ubuntu, and i wanted to know what package you guys recommend for imap / pop3 to play nice with my little baby?
<18> i have mailscanner, spam***ain, clam also installed
<14> jbaloul: courier-imap/pop3 or dovecot
<18> does courier require the config of mysql and all?
<14> well, that's optional
<14> it can be configured to use just /etc/p***wd
<14> or ldap
<14> or postgresql/mysql or a simple userdb
<18> oh great, thats exactly what i need...i wanted to stay away from db configs on this machine
<18> so just out of curiosity what the heck is the db for anyway?
<14> hmmm?
<18> i mean if courier-imap supports all of the above by standalone what the heck do you need a mysql for?
<18> who needs more than /etc/p***wd or ldap
<14> it's easier to maintain for one.
<18> i c...
<14> imagine you're providing mail services to 10k users
<18> yeh i get your point
<18> ok thanks dude, i will look into it right away ;-)
<14> but if you're just setting up for yourself and a couple of friends, /etc/p***wd might be convenient enough
<18> yeh i think that is good
<10> anyone here manage to get procmail working with virtual mailboxes?
<14> unomystEz: wont work. procmail isnt virtual user aware
<14> unomystEz: maildrop is
<10> maildrop is the same as procmail?
<14> no, it's capable of doing the same
<10> ok
<10> thanks
<14> meaning: filtering and delivering mail
<10> i currently have postfix + postgresql running, i hope it won't be too intrusive to add maildrop for filtering
<10> like having to setup ldap or anything
<14> no, maildrop is part of the courier family. it's integrates very well with postfix. It's documented at the postfix.org website
<18> smesjz, how do i tell postifx to start playing with courier...server seems to be listening on 143 and 110 but can't login from a mail client
<14> jbaloul: did you even bother to read the documentation?
<14> as configured authdaemon?
<14> s/as/and/
<14> postfix doesnt need to know about your imap/pop3 server
<18> yeh pocked around the confs including the authdaemon...it is using authpam, i ***ume thats what we need
<14> you need to tell authdaemon where postfix delivers the e-mail to. Probably to $HOME/Maildir
<18> like i said i can telnet into ports 110 and 143, but no authentication from a mail client side
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