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<0> when postfix talks to another mail server by way of a transport_maps setting, does it say HELO or EHLO ?
<1> hullo
<1> blacklisted by verizon, and their "whitelist application" is pretty half-baked. joy. one more h***le.
<1> hurray for transport_maps, in the mean time.
<2> hey does anyone want to help a noob postfixer out
<2> im running fc4
<2> install postfix from my repos
<2> and started the service
<2> im just using it as a relay
<2> is there anything i have to configure in the main.cnf
<3> hermatize: see below
<3> !basic
<4> rob0: 'basic' : http://www.postfix.org/BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README.html : a good starting place for Postfix beginners, many common questions are answered here.
<1> is there any way to define a transport based on the recipient MX?
<1> I send a lot of mail to a (broken) relay that stops talking to me if I open more than one connection
<1> they are a regional isp, and host a lot of domains
<1> I set up a 'slow:' transport, and put the domains I know about in smtp_transport_maps, but i still run afowl of their connection limit all the time
<5> wow you ppl are really into math
<5> nvm
<3> :)
<5> lol
<2> na
<2> that manual is confusing
<5> can anyone help me with libranet (debain based os)?
<2> i just need to use it as a relay
<2> just basic outgoing service
<2> i installed it from a fedora repo using yum
<2> anyone familiar with the default config
<3> haroldp: maybe check_recipient_mx_access ?
<3> have that lookup invoke a special transport
<1> rob0: thanks
<3> <== not sure it will work
<1> yeah. that won't work :)
<2> is there anyway the default config will work just to send out mail
<1> hermatize: your question is way too broad. It
<1> it's like, "I just bought a car, to run to the store. is tere anything I should know?"
<1> yes, if you are running a mail server you should know all about SMTP, DNS, and Postfix
<1> probably it will just work "out of the box" thouh.
<1> rob0: no other interesting *_mx* directives in postconf, either :\
<2> im just sayin
<2> will it work from default config
<1> try it. see what happens.
<3> haroldp: wrong, it will work: FILTER transport:destination
<3> at least I *thinkI* it will work :)
<1> ah, neat. I will look into that.
<3> Probably want to use a cidr map lookup.
<6> status=bounce
<6> d (Name service error for name=vitualexplorer.com.au type=A: Host not found)
<6> I'm not sure what this error means, and how I can fix it
<3> It means your Postfix tried to look up "vitualexplorer.com.au" in DNS, but failed, probably because it's NXDOMAIN.
<3> The Postfix administrator has to provide access to a reliable resolver, but beyond that there is nothing you can do. SEP.
<6> I'm the postfix administrator :/
<6> I've contacted the datacenter and asked them to check / fix the DNS entries
<3> I looked up vitualexplorer.com.au and get NXDOMAIN.
<3> It looks suspiciously like a typo for "virtualexplorer.com.au." which does exist.
<6> hrm
<6> oh, hah
<6> I thought you were talking about the ending . rather than the missing "t"
<6> I should be able to fix that at the verisign side, thanks
<7> hi! I'm having a weird problem with the amavis reinjection that I've never had before in my other setups. When amavis tries to reinject, I get the "Can't connect to 127.0.0.1 port 10025, (Bad file descriptor)" error. Yet I can telnet fine to that port, even with the amavis user. Any clue? I've tried looking on the web but I've checked all the possible solutions I've found so far... Thanks
<8> hey i have a question about postfix and mailman
<8> anyone around?
<8> trying to install mailman using maildrop as the delivery agent
<8> and cannot get postfix/maildrop to see my aliases for mailing lists
<8> as the postfix logs tell me that the user is not found
<8> i have set the virtual_alias_maps value to include the mailman hash table
<8> and postfix is not reading it
<8> wondering if this is some obscure permissions problem or whatever
<3> postmap -q can help debug stubborn map lookups.
<8> i'll check it out
<8> ok
<8> postmap -q address@host.com /usr/local/mailman/data/virtual-mailman
<8> and it returns: address
<8> which i would ***ume would mean that it found the address, correct?
<8> yes
<8> so what would cause postfix to not interpret this
<8> the thing is
<8> when i do:
<8> maildrop -d address@host.com
<8> i get Invalid user specified
<3> "address" being a local(8) destination?
<8> virtual
<3> no @domain part?
<8> no it doesn't return an @domain party
<8> *part
<8> virtual domains are being used and are working as far as users mail goes...i can add users, del users, web interface going, all tied together fine
<3> then it would be interpreted as a local(8) address. Change the lookup to return address@domain
<8> ok where do i change that lookup. that should fix the problem
<3> 02:07 < adam692> i have set the virtual_alias_maps value to include the mailman hash table
<3> Probably that mailman hash table is what you should change.
<8> k let me look
<8> yea see i don't know how i can do that
<8> because the maps are in this binary .db file
<8> which i cannot edit
<8> i can only edit /usr/local/mailman/data/virtual-mailman
<8> not /usr/local/mailman/data/virtual-mailman.db
<8> which is what is referenced from /usr/local/mailman/data/virtual-mailman
<8> heres the odd thing rob0
<3> so edit /usr/local/mailman/data/virtual-mailman and postmap /usr/local/mailman/data/virtual-mailman !
<3> DB_README.HTML
<8> i think the translation is happening based on the logs though
<8> ie. Feb 21 16:35:19 excellence postfix/pipe[19237]: AF3E710BC6B1: to=<undergrad@excellence.ritphipsi.org>, orig_to=<undergrad@ritphipsi.org>, relay=maildrop, delay=0, status=bounced (user unknown. Command output: Invalid user specified. )
<8> isn't that 'orig_to' making the correct translation?
<3> undergrad@excellence.ritphipsi.org is where it was attempted, and maildrop does not like that address.
<8> i see
<8> ...taking a look at DB_README.HTML
<3> ADDRESS_CL***_README.html might help too
<3> s/HTML/html/
<8> k
<8> DB_README isn't helping
<8> seems to be on building the database
<8> there has to be some config i am missing in mailman that should throw this together correctly when i create the list
<3> it was to explain what a hash lookup is.
<8> i've been pounding on it for days now
<8> oh ok
<3> afk
<8> k
<8> mm
<9> is there a doc explaining how to relay email from postfix to an exchange server?
<10> for the postfix side or for the exchange side?
<9> postfix receives email then dumps it to exchange 2000
<9> user only to have access to exchange 2k
<9> looking for simple steps
<10> is it one domain that has to go there, or all from different domains?
<9> 1 domain
<10> easy.
<9> i like to hear that
<10> make first sure that postfix accepts mail for that domain (relay_domains)
<9> done
<9> postfix is active mta
<10> then add a transport map to send that domain to smtp:[exchangeserverhostname]
<9> ah that's what i needed
<10> mavetju.org smtp:[mail2dbmail.barnet.com.au]:2526
<10> transport_maps = hash:/usr/local/etc/postfix-outbound/transport
<9> ok sec let me add that
<9> can it be a NAT ip?
<9> your smtp:[]
<10> can be an IP address if you want
<9> ok good ... next - master.cf?
<10> no, that's all.
<10> run postmap on the transport file and you're done.
<9> oh
<9> ok thanks ... let me try it
<8> hey rob0
<8> i'm still having trouble finding out whats going on with this local mapping problem
<8> mother bitches i think i got it
<8> ahh the trials...
<9> Mavvie, i'm getting the following ... status=bounced (mail for [192.168.229.5]:2526 loops back to myself)
<9> and if i put [mailserver] which is in the hosts to point to the nat ip - it tries to go to an external addy
<10> 192.168.229.5, that's your own address?
<9> exchange server addy
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