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<0> Not sure what you mean ... it has to be somewhere in your main.cf, comment that out?
<1> how can i force processing the deferred/hold queues?
<2> postsuper -r ALL
<1> rcsu: thanks, but what would be the difference with postqueue -f ?
<2> the files are requeued
<2> so all lookups are made again
<1> ah i see, in case i change my transport configuration or something? or that a domain gets new mailservers etc
<1> i just set a relayhost in my config. reloaded postfix, ran postsuper -r ALL and still postfix tries to deliver messages directly instead of through my relayhost. How can i fix this?
<3> aphexer: could set relay_domains to blank
<3> and in transport table: domain.com smtp:relay.domain.com
<4> i think that reject_(rbl|unknown|etc...) is a very nice feature, but i also get mail from a mta that forward mail to me and on this mta i cant setup the former check. so i get these mails from a good recipient. how can i perform these checks also on 2nd or third envelope?
<5> matley: there is only 1 envelope - all else is a header
<4> Zerberus, ok. so i want to perform the reject_* checks on 2nd 3thd Received header. is it possible?
<5> there is header_checks
<4> Zerberus, but header_checks is with static regexp, while i want use the restriction mechanisms
<5> matley: what kind of restriction?
<6> rbl
<4> Zerberus, for example reject_unknown_recipient_domain or rbl
<4> Zerberus, maybe unknown reject_unknown_client_hostname on 2.3
<4> i know... i have to blame the mta that forwards mail to me
<5> those are actions on the SMTP dialog
<5> and you don't want to reject a forwarded mail
<4> but i want to reject all mail(spam) that come to the forwarder mta
<5> matley: if i would be the postmaster on the forwarding MTA i would kill your account then
<4> Zerberus, s/to/from
<4> Zerberus, unfortunately, i get spam from the forwarding mta
<4> go sleeping. thx for the help
<7> Hello all
<7> Is it possible to start up postfix in a basically queue-only mode, with a list of domains which are exceptions?
<7> So any incoming mail just gets queued unless it's on the local-domain list, in which case it gets sent to, I dunno, perhaps a particular smarthost?
<7> Also it'd be nice to be able to say at some point in the future, "Okay, now send everything in the queue over to host Foo"
<7> I suppose I should just take it one step at a time
<7> Therefore:
<7> Is there a way to set postfix to queue-only?
<8> i have a virtual domain with some users in it. can i easily make a alias domain2 for the whole domain, for all users ? something like @domain2 @domain1 in forwarding, or must i list up all users like user1@domain2 user1@domain1 in forwardings ?
<9> hello
<10> hi
<11> sep, you could forward based on a regexp table
<8> pgw, i **** at that. but i'll lean on google a bit thanks for the tip.
<11> sep, maybe try something like: /([^@]+)@domain1.tld/ $1@domain2.tld
<12> morning
<13> sep: you can alias domain1 to domain2 in virtual by using "@domain1 @domain2". But this unfortunately will void address validation for domain1, ie, postfix will accept mail for anything@domain1 even if no anything@domain2 exist, and will bounce it later.
<13> no need to use regexp for the task, btw
<13> sep: usual recommendation for whole domain aliasing is to script your map creation using a simple makefile and a list of localparts for both domains.
<8> mjt, with the result of having hundreds of fronzen bounces not getting delivered :/ i see..
<14> hi all
<14> qualcuno parla italiamo?
<9> s9ik3: english please!
<14> ceegee, oky excuse me!
<14> i from italian..
<9> okay
<14> :P
<9> yes, I see
<9> how can we help you?
<14> no tnk!
<14> :)
<9> alright :)
<14> whre are you from?
<9> I am form germany
<9> from
<14> lol
<9> what is so funny?
<14> i 'wos here 4 yars ago..
<14> it's very fnny..
<14> *funny
<9> in which town?
<14> *was
<14> i 'don'n write it's..
<14> wuppertal
<14> dussendorf..
<9> oh, I live in moenchengladbach, round about 35 kilometers away from duesseldorf
<14> my ungle live wuppertal
<9> and you are a postfix user?
<14> i 'm try to install postfix..
<14> but i 've more difficults..
<14> on my debian..
<14> do you use debian?
<9> debian sarge?
<9> yes, I use debian
<14> yes
<14> you have well repository?
<14> whre i find postfix?
<14> *where
<9> apt-cache search postfix shows nothing?
<14> yes but my package is buggato
<9> buggato?
<9> means what?
<14> with more bug..
<9> postfix 2.1.5-9 ... this one?
<14> can you send me well repository or not?
<9> please wait a moment
<14> oky
<9> iguana:~# cat /etc/apt/sources.list
<9> deb http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/ stable main contrib non-free
<9> deb-src http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/ stable main contrib non-free
<9> deb http://security.debian.org/ stable/updates main contrib non-free
<9> thats my sources.list
<14> tnks
<14> !
<9> s9ik3: but I think its a better idea to use a local mirror in italy in your case
<9> s9ik3: you can configure apt with apt-setup
<14> ???
<14> whot's?
<14> *what
<9> apt-setup sets up your /etc/apt/sources.list
<9> so you can select a local mirror
<14> no apt-get update?
<14> ah!
<9> yes, but thats the next step
<9> I am back in five minutes, need new water bottle :)
<9> back :)
<9> s9ik3: can you show me your sources.list?
<9> mjt: no, but I think its not bad to help him anyway, isnt it?
<9> hello? :)
<9> s9ik3_: can you show me your sources.list file?
<15> ceegee, for postfix on server Debian which kernel i use
<15> ?
<9> feel free to use the kernel you like :)
<15> for web server and ircd server ?
<15> whith postfix?
<9> yes
<15> and kernel 2.4.32 is good or not?
<15> or 2.6.15?
<9> what kernel are you using at this moment?
<15> 2.6.15
<9> ok
<9> its okay
<9> but thats not topic of this channel you know
<15> ceegee, one tutorial for postfix?
<9> www.postfix.org
<9> der are a lot of
<9> there even :)
<15> lol
<15> i read this
<15> !
<15> XD
<0> start with BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README.html
<9> rob0: perhaps he is looking for pastafix instead of postfix, who knows :)
<0> :)
<0> now that you mention it, something to eat would be good now
<9> hehe
<9> yes
<16> in /etc/aliases i have an entry: "info: | deliver -m shared.info" to deliver this mail directly into an cyrus shred folder
<16> the problem is, that a from ... TIMESTAMP gets inserted by postfix and thus "deliver" explains about mal-formated header
<16> is there a workaround how to supress the envelope-header?
<16> or any other idea :-)
<13> i consider this is a bug in deliver, despite their numerous disagreements.
<16> yeah, its really annoiing that deliver cant handle this...
<16> but as postfix is much better documentet and soupported i tought to solve the problem from this side
<13> it's possible to work around this by using lmtp
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