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<0> exchange server addy
<0> 192.168.229.10 is the linux box
<0> nat ip of course (:
<1> hmm... wonder why it sees you as yourself.
<0> old postfix maybe
<1> could be.
<1> what is the FQDN of the mailserver?
<0> mail.cargoalliance.com
<1> aka your exchage machine
<0> oh
<0> same
<1> is there no hostname which resolves to the 192.168.x.x. address?
<0> sec you gave me an idea i'm changing the FQDN on the exchange server
<0> Mavvie, that fixed that problem
<1> aha. QED that DNS is the source of all solutions.
<0> now to see why i can't see my test msgs on the exchange server - --- thanks
<2> can postfix work with any databse server? Or is it limited?
<2> database even
<3> mysql
<3> postgre sql
<3> what else do you want
<2> gadfly would be cool
<2> just a simple database.
<2> a simple python database.
<2> would be nice to use it with postfix.
<2> it is SQL
<2> just wonderingif postfix could use any SQL database.
<2> notto mention I could put together a nice little zope/gadfly controller for postfix if so.
<2> most of what I have been finding was mysql stull
<3> dunno factor
<2> k
<3> not sure why you'd want to complicate it that much but ok
<2> complicate
<3> as far as writing a controller or whatever when you could just use mysql
<3> but thats cool if you wanna develop something like htat
<3> i'm sure others out there would use it
<2> well I have to
<2> it has to integrate with my web app
<2> I can do it with postgres
<2> but would be easier with gadfly
<3> k
<2> really small databse.
<0> Mavvie, can i ask i final question re. this relay from postfix
<1> yes
<0> i can send email - works - i can recv email works - but the queue in exch. has the email but not routing to the user ... what am i missing?
<0> sorry for the off topic ?
<1> euhm. that's an exchange issue, not a postfix issue.
<0> i know - sorry
<1> and with regarding to exchange, my knowledge is limited to euhm... how to deliver mail there :-)
<0> ok
<0> same here
<0> is why i'm scratching on this one
<0> thanks anyway
<0> aaah nvm
<0> i wasn't patient - it's now being delivered
<0> must be a wait period i need to change
<1> maybe DNS lookups which had to timeout
<0> don't know - will investigate
<0> thanks
<2> humm guess I will go with the postgres hookup to postfix.
<4> join #openbsd,#pf
<4> sorry
<5> dont ever do that again
<4> hednod, im not trying to lure you into joining those rooms
<4> hednod, -> heh
<4> the darn "/" character was typed in the freenode window, #join was typed in this channel
<2> heh
<6> So! My dear co-worker forgot to update a DNS serial when he changed the IP of our primary MX. How to make him pay...
<4> i remember dalnet wherein there are so many bots advertising rooms to be joined :)
<4> hmm, upon reading http://sbserv.stahl.bau.tu-bs.de/~hildeb/postfix/postfix_valid_sender.shtml, i have the urge to use this since i have a mysql table containing the email accounts used for canonical purposes. but how if i have 2 valid domains?
<4> and in the MySQL table, the email accounts of the 2 domains are in different fields?
<7> hey guys
<4> ***uming that the where_field = email1
<4> and the select_field = OK, how about email2 which holds valid email addresses also
<7> I can't get SASL authetication to work properly. Basically, right now, I'm trying to remotely use my SMTP server, but I'm denied to connect and<9> wols > that setup looks a bit big
<8> but is a very good howto for what you need
<8> and you need to use mysql for several domains anyways if you want to do it properly imho
<9> oh i might of worded it wrong
<9> there are several domains coming in but all emaisl are sent out via the same domain
<9> would they be called virtual incoming domains
<9> sorry i am not to brilliant our current email server was a pre built celestix email server and to be honest its pretty much crap
<8> if you don#t want that setup from that howto, look at http://www.postfix.org/docs.html
<10> anyone have some knowledge about exchange? can it store a local copy and also forward?
<4> lol @ wols
<10> yeah i guess you have enough problemes managing one flavour of mail exchangers
<4> cortez, hmm...we like to call it MTA
<11> I could use some help with a tricky postfix-amavisd-new problem, any volunteers? :)
<4> just state the problem, maybe someone can help
<11> Thx keanne, here goes nothing:
<11> Had a postfix+amavisd_new configuration, running smoothly for 3 years. Mail server was on 192.168.1 subnet, lan was on 192.168.0 and the traffic to/from the Internet worked flawlessly
<11> Now a change took place: the entire network of ours went into a 10/8 net. Postfix/amavis are still on the 192.168.1 server and the lan on 192.168.0. Incoming mail works flawlessly
<11> I see lots of " CCF4E4509D: to=xxxx@somewhere, relay=aninetmx.com, delay=yyyy, status deferred (lost connection with anitemx.com while sending message body)" messages
<11> (^^ example)
<11> If I send from a lan host to a user of my domain, it works ok
<11> If someone from inet sends to user of my domain, it works ok
<8> try to log in to the postfix server with ssh
<11> I a user of my domain sends to inet, no go :(
<11> wols: some extra info
<8> then telnet to aninetmx.com 25 from there
<8> sounds like a connection problem?
<11> if, from the mail server itself, I send a mail to inet (using pine for example), the message IS delivered
<11> It seems that local mail sending byp***es amavis perhaps, that's what I can concur from examining the From: fields in the mail header
<11> "<8> try to log in to the postfix server with ssh" <- it connects ok
<11> I'm really buffled on this one
<11> It smells like either a strickly amavisd or a combined amavisd-postfix issue, but I can't put my finger on it
<8> why does it go through amavisd for outgoing mail? (not a amavisd user)
<11> Not really sure, guess got to do with spam/anti-virus checking
<11> amavisd employes also ClamAV for av checks
<4> _cosmos_, 10/8 included in postfix's mynetworks?
<4> because as i see this, you new subnet can't send an outbound email, right?
<8> keanne: but as the log shows, it tries to
<11> keanne: before answering I'll give a prompt description
<4> wols, yeah, i was about to ask if there is someother error messages on the logs
<11> Before the change: lan side was 192.168.0, dmz site 192.168.1 (postfix in here), wan side: 82.XX.XX.XX
<11> After the change: lan side still 192.168.0, dmz side still 192.168.1 (postfix in here), wan side: 10.X.Y.Z
<11> That is, after the change our wan side is natted to go to the outside, however A/MX records and port mapping are ok (as evidenced by the fact that mail to us is correctly delivered)
<11> keanne: should 10/8 be included in postfix's mynetworks? I mean, internal lan is actually 192.168
<4> aninetmx.com's IP is?"
<11> keanne: aninetmx.com is an example (An Inet MX :) ). Problem occurs with any recipient mail server
<11> for example: gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com
<4> is this occuring on *ALL* outbound messages?
<4> because i too see some "lost connection with xxx.xxx while sending message body..etc" sometimes on my logs
<11> keanne: yes, all outbound. The only way to succesfully send something to the internet, is to log on to the system running the postfix daemon, and send mail using pine, something that seems it byp***es local amavis checks
<11> Can I somehow increase logging verbosity for postfix?
<11> BTW, mynetworks = 192.168.0.0/16, 127.0.0.0/8 in main.cf
<4> if you suspect amavisd is the culprit, disable amavisd
<4> and try again without amavisd in the picture
<11> It will work, question is why
<4> really? you tried disabling amavisd and it worked?
<4> the answer is then in amavisd's entry in master.cf
<11> "[_cosmos_] keanne: yes, all outbound. The only way to succesfully send something to the internet, is to log on to the system running the postfix daemon, and send mail using pine, something that seems it byp***es local amavis checks"
<11> If I send from a local system account, it entirely byp***es amavis
<11> And it works
<4> because it uses the sendmail binary
<11> Hmmm
<11> Let me check
<11> Nope, it used the postfix server to send
<4> i was referring to postfix's sendmail binary :)
<11> Ow, sorry :blush:
<4> hmm...but still, have you disabled amavisd? and tried using a MUA?
<12> hi all - is postfix able to accept the following address syntax?
<11> Can I disable amavis by simply commenting out the master.cf lines for it? I can try
<12> [ABC:ABC/12345@domain.com]
<4> _cosmos_, no, comment the entry from main.cf not from the master.cf
<11> on my way (christ, hope no virus mail comes in)
<11> keanne: Hmm, I don't see any entries in main.cf
<4> look for "content_filter = smtp-amavis:[127.0.0.1]:10024"
<11> keanne: no such line exists
<4> look for content_filter
<4> if your using amavisd, you should have a content_filter line there
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