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<0> hmmm?
<0> what's confused me the most is that I've taken the settings from a working system, with the same database data, put it on a new system, and it doesn't work the same way ... the only difference is that the old system was postfix 2.2.5, and the new one is 2.2.9, but looking through the changelog I don't see anything that's been changed that should affect it in this way
<1> MysticOne: i guess different linux distributions
<0> Zerberus: same distribution
<0> (FC4)
<1> i then wonder why both system had different permissions for /var/spool/mail
<0> they didn't
<0> they had identical permissions
<1> but was you statement yesterday or the day before yesterday
<0> until I changed it on the second system because it was suggested that it needs to be 1777 instead of 775 or even 1775
<2> Hey. Anyone here happen to have postfix compiled with MySQL support?
<0> Zerberus: yesterday, I think
<1> red hat systems do no use 1777 for mail spool
<3> Maybe ~/.procmailrc
<0> Psi-Jack: I do, though I don't use it. I compiled mine with both MySQL and PostgreSQL.
<3> (that was for MysticOne)
<2> MysticOne: Can you do me a favor and ldd /usr/sbin/postfix | grep mysql?
<0> rob0: I have no ~/.procmailrc, and even if I did, procmail is now disabled
<0> Psi-Jack: libmysqlclient.so.14 => /usr/lib/mysql/libmysqlclient.so.14 (0x0054c000)
<3> MysticOne: no ~/.procmailrc on either old nor new box?
<2> MysticOne: Hmm, that's odd.. Did you build it from src.rpm?
<0> rob0: correct ... I originally had one on the old box (was doing some scripty stuff) but removed it when I didn't need to script it any longer
<0> Psi-Jack: no, from source tarball
<1> MysticOne: not good
<2> MysticOne: Ahhh. I'm trying to do the whole rpmbuild, and it's using the -DHAS_MYSQL, and setting the include for it, but it doesn't /appear/ to be linking it to libmysqlclient
<0> Zerberus: what's not good?
<1> Psi-Jack: whyt is your problem to rpmbuild the postfix src.rpm with mysql enabled?
<1> MysticOne: to byp*** the package management
<2> Zerberus: It's not linking it with libmysqlclient.
<3> Psi-Jack: postconf -m
<1> Psi-Jack: did you change the spec file?
<2> Zerberus: I modified the postfix.spec to turn off ldap, and turn on mysql, yes.
<1> Psi-Jack: why ldap off?
<2> rob0: I'll check that in ... Nevermind it just finished.
<1> Psi-Jack: is it x86_64?
<2> Zerberus: Why compile in support for something it'll never use?
<2> No
<0> Zerberus: I'm not going to be a slave to the package management on the system. They don't build postfix with PostgreSQL support, and rather go through all their garbage trying to get it working, I'd rather just build it from source and install it where I choose. It's not that big of a deal.
<2> rob0: mysql is... Ironically listed.
<4> rpmbuild --rebuild /path/to/postfix.spec --enable-ldap=0 --enable-mysql=1
<2> rob0: Must mean it's statically compiled into it, eh?
<4> Psi-Jack then it supports MySQL
<4> no
<3> what does ldd show? (I'm not sure what to ldd ...)
<2> Hmm.. Then... If it's not statically compiled into postfix itself... And it has mysql... Why isn't it linked with libmysqlclient?
<2> rob0: Shows all the sasl stuff.. All the basic stuff.. And no mysqlclient. :)
<2> That's what tripped me off, as to.. What the heck? :)
<2> The LDAP stuff, mind you, is gone, now. Stock FC4 had LDAP in it.
<2> Hmm, this FC4 yum... Is rather interesting. Kinda not as nice looking as dpkg/apt, but .. Better than not having it.
<2> Heh, cyrus-sasl-sql is linked against libmysqlclient and libpq both
<0> so where would I turn up logging/debugging to see why postfix is not delivering mail locally to a Unix user's mbox when procmail is NOT being used?
<2> cheloo: Watch your mouth!
<2> cheloo: What ARE you on about? Since you have been in this channel, since 9:19am CST, you have said two things.
<5> Psi-Jack i cannot idle in the channel ?
<2> Sure you can. but outbursts like that for absolutely NO good reason, that's a different story.
<4> MysticOne local -v in master.cf?
<5> Psi-Jack yeah sorry i shouldnt do that into this channel ... i had a bad conversation with someone else on another channel
<4> ah
<0> f3ew: I don't know, is that what would do it? I'm asking because I don't know.
<4> it makes local more verbose
<0> okay then
<0> let me try that :)
<0> hmmm...
<0> okay, local apparently isn't running?
<4> send a mail
<0> it's in master.cf ... but I see no local process
<0> I did
<4> It gets triggered when Postfix devliers mail to a domain in mydestination
<4> did you reload Postfix?
<0> yes, actually restarted the whole thing
<0> and the message was delivered to my Maildir
<2> Hmmm.. This is totally wierd.. :/
<2> The cyradm.php object cl*** from web-cyradm's lib... Doesn't seem to work with users in other domains other than the defaultdomain.
<6> hello, what do I need to config in postfix to stop it to do the following, From : MAILER-DAEMON@topolauniverzal.co.yu, TO spam-email@kornadu.com , says This is the Postfix program at host ,blablabla, your mail could not be delivered to the following e-mail address due to content rejection, how do I stop this? (It should not answer back on spam)
<6> I wish my postfix would not send back e-mail to spammer telling him that his mail was rejected due to content filtering
<2> robert83: That's what silent rejection is for...
<0> f3ew: so, what else? :D
<6> in postfix conf?
<6> is this the postfix, or amavisd ?
<6> in amavisd.conf I have configured D_REJECT for spamm
<6> Psi-Jack : ?
<2> robert83: I'm not the right one to ask that right now. :)
<6> ok sorry :)
<2> Mainly because, I don't have a very well-setup mailserver at the moment, and I can't very easily go by memory on cases like this.
<7> hi, is it possible to setup postfix such that all mail to a virtual domain gets handled by a defined transport?
<3> !virtual_transport
<8> rob0: 'virtual_transport' : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: The default mail delivery transport for domains that match the $virtual_mailbox_domains parameter value. This information can be overruled with the transport(5) table.
<7> hm ok, i'll go google around that, thanks
<3> google?
<3> It's in the fine manual. No point in googling, getting things which might not apply to your Postfix version.
<7> ok, I'll look there - I keep hitting the problem that postfix wants a user to exist for that domain
<7> essentially i want *@virtual.domain.com to hit the transport pipe i've setup
<3> Probably means your transport isn't set up right.
<7> in master.cf? you're probably right
<3> "man 8 virtual" (or virtual.8.html) might help you with the requirements for a virtual_transport.
<7> thanks :)
<9> pop3d: chdir ali@xxxxx.com/: No such file or directory, what is problem ???
<3> gerol: two problems. One is that ali@xxxxx.com/ directory does not exist. The other is that you're asking in the wrong place. This is #postfix, your pop3d is not Postfix.
<9> hmm ok sorry rob0
<10> gerol: try to issue a 'maildirmake ali@xxxxx.com' in the right place, check your mailserver config to determine the right place ;)
<2> Hmm
<2> Hey, anyone here know cyrus-imapd at all?
<11> Psi-Jack: have a look at #cyrus
<2> rcsu: Barely ever anyone is in there. But, I do try. :)
<2> I'm mainly trying to figure out, why is it, when I login as the global 'cyrus' administrator user, it still only lists mailboxes from the default domain, and not from /all/ domains. :/
<2> I've had this problem with both web-cyradm's cyradm.php cl***, and now, IMAP::Admin in perl, but not with Cyrus::IMAP::Admin, but it's giving me crap in some regards. :/
<12> how do i add a relay domain
<12> so i can send mails from home through the server?
<12> like in sendmail i just add a line to access
<4> from home?
<4> static ip?
<12> i added this line in access for sendmail "domain.com RELAY"
<12> and i was able to send emails from home through the server
<12> how can i do that in postfix?
<13> f3ew: from home?
<13> f3ew: static ip?
<13> answer that
<12> i dont have a static
<13> well
<13> domain.com RELAY <-- this is insane
<12> it just checks that the hostname matches before it checks user/p***
<13> I would set up SASL or pop-before-smtp
<4> yup
<12> or can i use an IP range or something?
<13> you can use ranges
<12> what would the line be?
<12> cause popa3d is running
<13> check out the 'mynetworks' documentation
<12> it checks user/p***
<13> http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#mynetworks
<0> so since several people happen to be around now, does anyone happen to have any other ideas as to how I can see what's going on with local and why my mail isn't being delivered locally, or have any other suggestions for what might be wrong?
<0> I've looked and looked through documentation, and I'm still drawing a blank :(
<13> MysticOne: what happens when you try to deliver local mail?
<0> haroldp: if I do "mail mysticone@localhost" from the commandline, the mail is delivered with no problems. However, I have a virtual alias set up for mysticone@foxybanana.com that is supposed to deliver mail to both mysticone@localhost (mbox) and mysticone@foxybanana.com (Maildir). I get the message in my Maildir, but not in my local mbox, and there are no errors in /var/log/maillog.
<0> at f3ew's suggestion, I also added -v to local in master.cf, but that didn't seem to change anything either
<13> what's the virtual alias look like?
<0> it's in PostgreSQL ... the table has id, alias, destination ... id is automagically incremented, alias says "mysticone@foxybanana.com" and destination says "mysticone@localhost, mysticone@foxybanana.com"
<0> it worked just fine on my other system, but I migrated everything to another box yesterday
<13> paste the output of: postmap -q mysticone@foxybanana.com pgsql:/path/to/your/db/map
<0> hold
<3> and postconf -n ? Have you pasted that one yet?
<3> s/pasted/pastebinned/
<14> hello fellow postfix'ers :>
<0> haroldp: "mysticone@localhost, mysticone@foxybanana.com" that's the output (sans quotation marks, of course)
<14> Does anyone know how to integrate a mail formatting software like formail to fill-in the missing headers of mail clients who aren't quite, standard, complying ?
<13> having a second address on an "identity alias" bugs me.
<0> haroldp: the reason I had it that way is to get local delivery for that user in addition to Maildir delivery
<14> MysticOne you don't need that
<14> edit your master.cf
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