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<0> hey
<0> is it possible to have wildcards (or the equiavalent) in the postfix aliseses file?
<0> e.g. user.*@domain.com
<1> dudes, is there a value for mynetworks which allows any IP from anywhere to relay mails?i couldnt find it in any document
<2> StereoSkit:don't be an open relay. so while theris one, we won't tell you
<2> it wouldn't help you anyways since being a open relay lands you on all DNSRBLs
<3> StereoSkit, you should probably look into smtp auth
<4> StereoSkit no
<1> k, tnx ill dig into smtp auth
<1> wols: ill alow relay only through TLS(enforced tls)+SASL
<1> *allow
<1> that because is a need of a client to rely mail while using other ISP (travelling)
<2> as lockdown told you: smtpd-auth is what you need
<2> there are several howtos and such on postfix.org
<5> not to hard, only thing on debian is the postfix chroot
<1> find it already, thanks
<1> *found it (my english ****s)
<6> im setting up vacation with virtual domains , by the high5 how to with postfix-admin, and im not sure how the sql tables for transport should look like, my domain table has transport column and if i set it to virtual and add to master cf virtual ... virtual.pl and add mysql:.../virtual.cf in main.cf i get lookup poroblem in syslog for transport
<6> id realy aprechiate for any pointers in adding suport for vacation(autoreply) with virtual domains in mysql
<6> if anyone has it set pls ill be more than hankfull to compare configs and find the mis config in my setup
<7> i'm trying to get greylisting working with postgrey
<0> hmm
<0> script@david.pro-g.co.uk>: Command died with status 1: "/usr/local/bin/php
<0> /usr/www/includes/pro-glib/newsletter/detectbounce.php". Command output:
<0> Could not open input file:
<0> /usr/www/includes/pro-glib/newsletter/detectbounce.php
<0> i'm 100% sure this is the correct location
<7> and the log says its rejecting the messages (Greylisting for 300 seconds)
<0> i've chmodded it to 777
<0> any ideas?
<7> but how long does it usually take until the server tries again?
<0> hmm
<0> the problem is the dash in the path
<0> any idea how to escape chars in the aliases file?
<0> tried backslash but no joy
<6> im setting up vacation (autoreply) with virtual domains and postfix admin and i get
<6> Feb 24 01:01:57 hostname postfix/smtp[22124]: BA8B417D60:
<6> to=<test@domain.tld@AUTO-REPLY.domain.tld>, orig_to=<proba@domain.tld>, rela
<6> y=none, delay=0, status=bounced (mail for AUTO-REPLY.domain.tld loops back to
<6> myself)
<6> in syslog
<6> the user test get's original mail and sender recives error mail from MAILER daemon stating that mail oops back to myself
<6> should i add $transport_maps in my_domains?
<1> well after look around some more documents i thought of explain better what i must achieve.. I want to open my smtp to everyone i will control the relays with tls+sasl and i cant store the p***words of the users locally because i have several virtual domains auth against mysql, any pointer here?
<1> i forgot the mysql is not in localhost but on another server
<8> |RoCkY|: where should AUTO-REPLY.domain.tld go?
<6> rob0 AUTO-REPLYU.domain.tld is fictional domain of real domain.tld that should apear as soure domain for the sender to the mail account that has vacation turned .on
<6> sorry for the typos
<6> im lagging...
<8> I don't accept mail from fictional sender domains. It's probably a common practice.
<6> rob0 do you use postfix admin ?
<8> no, I might in the future, but not now.
<6> pls if you do can you paste your configs to pastebin for comparison... im crazy already
<6> anyways... any working configs (main.cf,master.cf along with tables,or files with transport stuff would be ok)
<8> "loops back to myself" means your IP is listed as the MX for a domain, but you're not configured to accept it.
<6> yeah my_domains does not contain that 'fictional' domain
<6> but from what i understand i should not get response from that fictional domain, sender of the mail to person on 'vacation' should
<6> if i send mail to one with vacation ON, person should get the mail, main.cf should lookup table and check if vacation is on, if it is it should refer to master cf's pipe and use the vacation.pl script and respond to the sender... but i only get mail to the destination and the sender gets error along with similar/same error in syslog (loop thing)
<6> pls, im desperate, id experiment but ive managed to drop quite a bit of valid emails while trying to get it working on a live mail server and i can't realy afford to loose valid mails...
<9> I know what this means, but I had to do a double take, and so did the user that received it:
<9> <tlafferty@cogeco.ca>: host MX.cogeco.ca[216.221.81.26] said: 550 Error: Your email has a date from the past. Fix your system clock and try again.
<8> I do that too, in header_checks.
<10> Is there any way to have postfix filter certain messages, based on certain headers, to a subfolder in a maildir?
<4> no, you could use procmail or maildrop for that though
<10> Heh, I am using maildrop, but don't want to be - thanks f3ew.
<11> fiXXXerMet, ya
<11> cant you use header_checks then FILTER maildrop
<11> fiXXXerMet, http://www.postfix.org/uce.html
<11> oops
<11> wrong URL
<11> fiXXXerMet, http://www.postfix.org/header_checks.5.html
<11> using the Filter Option to p*** X-DSPAM-Result: SPAM to Maildrop for delivery to users SPAM folder
<11> all other mail travels normaly
<10> Damn Led-Hed, it was about your turn to have a good idea!
<4> hmm? FILTER applies to all recipients
<10> That's fine
<10> ?
<10> If I put it after permit_mynetworks
<11> exactly
<12> hr.. I get a 554 relay access denied, when send an email from me@abc.co.nz to someone@xyz.co.nz how ever, logging into webmail on the same server I can send that email successfully. Any ideas?
<4> hmmm?
<4> mynetworks?
<12> mynetworks = 10.0.0.0/28, 127.0.0.0/8
<6> bye folks
<13> 10.0.0.0/28 ?
<12> it was there. I took this server on :-/ should it not be there?
<13> what address space is the server a mail server for?
<12> 210.54.173.10 as the external interface and 10.0.0.11 as the intranet intferace
<12> sorry, I am very much a newbie with regards to postfix
<13> put it this way.. you have other machines on the 10.0.... network right?
<12> yes
<13> what is their subnet mask?
<13> 10.0.0.0/28 means 10.0.0.0 through 10.0.0.15. if machine are outside of that range, postfix won't allow them to relay.
<12> in the intranet is 255.0.0.0
<13> so that'd be 10.0.0.0/8
<12> I see
<13> ***uming you want to include your entire internal network, that is.
<12> yes
<12> thats what they want
<12> ok, that change was made, but I still get the relay denied :/
<13> did you reload?
<12> indeed
<12> did a stop / start
<13> and 'postconf mynetworks' reflects the changes you've made?
<12> yup
<13> pastebin 'postconf -n'
<12> http://pastebin.com/569646
<13> show a sample error.
<12> its on the client side, e.g. 554 <me@somedomain.com> : relay access denied
<13> look at your log
<12> the bounced mail has nothing in it
<12> ok
<12> nothing in /var/log/mail.err
<12> and /var/log/mail.log should the pop3 login of the user
<12> then the smtpd login and disconnect
<12> but no errors on the server for the bounced emails
<13> debian?
<12> yeah
<13> 'tail -f /var/log/mail.log | grep -i postfix' while you try to send a message
<12> ah ok, got something then
<12> http://pastebin.com/569656
<12> that what you were looking for?
<13> 210.54.179.193 is not in 10.0.0.0/8
<12> hrmm
<12> wonder where he is picking that up
<13> what's the ip of the client?
<12> just finding out
<12> ok, its a server that their ISP runs, no idea why the mail is coming in from there....
<12> this machine is on a 192.168.2.0 network
<13> they're probably using it as their smtp server
<12> the 10.0.0.0 is another network that the mail server sits on
<12> ok, so how can I tell postfix that that IP is ok?
<13> i doubt you want to
<12> oh wait.. that is their other server.
<12> its going to be a backup MX and DNS
<12> ok, can I accept relays from just the IP address?
<13> that could make you an open relay if you don't control 210.54.179.193
<12> so I cant have "210.54.179.193" in mynetworks ?
<13> you can do whatever you want - if you do that, you become an open relay for any mail 210.54.179.193 feels like funnelling through you.
<13> mynetworks is for _trusted_ networks.. - i.e. networks you control
<12> I control that server
<13> if you trust it, then that's fine
<12> its a firewall doing NAT for their other site
<13> i see.
<12> so that should be ok then
<13> both sites share a single mail server?
<12> yes
<12> at the moment
<12> I was handed a friggin mess and trying to tidy it up
<13> that's fine then. i'd probably encourage use of smtp auth though.
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