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<0> http://pastebin.com/749140 <<< Those are the rights on /etc/postfix/
<0> [I'm on Debian Sarge btw..]
<1> jMCg: have you ran 'postfix check' already?
<0> smesjz, says it's sane.
<0> Or claims.
<1> and 'postfix set-permissions' ?
<0> chown: cannot access `/usr/lib/postfix/dict_ldap.so': No such file or directory
<0> I don't get this.. I don't use anything ldap related..
<1> is dict_ldap mentioned in the dynamics.cf?
<1> or just ldap
<0> Hmm... me has this weird feeling, that this dynamicmaps... was.. overtiden by something....
<0> Yes it is mentioned..
<1> ok, remove it
<1> and run postfix set-permissions again
<0> http://pastebin.com/749159
<1> hmm
<0> I don't get it.. there is no dynamicmaps.cf
<0> Whic hhopefuly do exist.
<1> cp dynamics.cf to dynamicmaps.cf ?
<0> There is no dynamics.cf..
<0> I just hope there is somewhere a backup...
<0> Or Ah.. found a backup..
<0> EVIL DEBIAN.
<0> I'm getting a slight feeling of panic.
<0> May 31 17:18:26 brainsware postfix/proxymap[29623]: fatal: dict_open: unsupported dictionary type: pgsql: Is the postfix-pgsql package installed?
<0> [It *is* installed.]
<1> well, the maps are prolly loaded using dynamics.cf
<1> at least..that's with debian I think
<0> There is no dynamics.cf.. I'm suspecting the update to have b0rked it...
<1> it's prolly builtin
<0> I'll try to do a rollback.
<1> which postfix version?
<1> have you installed postfix-pgsql?
<0> I doii postfix-pgsql 2.1.5-9 PGSQL map support for Postfix
<0> ii postfix 2.1.5-9 A high-performance mail transport agent
<0> And: ii postfix-tls 2.1.5-9 TLS and SASL support for Postfix
<1> hmm
<1> i am using 2.2.10...i thought it was in sarge by now
<0> Weird.
<1> maybe you should purge postfix and do a fresh reinstall. I have had no problems with postfix and debian because of broken packages
<0> No chance I'm gonna purge that thing.. I'm gonna do an uninstall and install it from sarge sources again... but I'm NOT gonna purge it.
<2> w
<3> Apparently my lack of sleep is catching up with me today. If I'd like to create a test mailserver, test.foo.com, can I just add a DNS entry for test.foo.com and point it to itself? Then when I try to send mail to user@foo.test.com will work?
<3> err
<3> Point the MX record to itself.
<4> yes
<3> Thanks.
<3> I need to convince my son to let me get more than 5 hrs of sleep.
<4> how old is he?
<3> 1 year
<3> But he's weeing/teething right now.
<3> err weening
<5> Dforge: ooh we've got all this to look forward to :)
<6> Hello everyone, I'm having problems with postfix/sasl/mysql configuration.
<5> <-- first one on the way
<3> Solver: :) Congrats.
<3> This is #2.
<5> thnx :)
<5> cool
<3> #1 was definitely easier.
<4> Dforge you know the pain coming now
<3> #2 has just been a colicy kid. I think he's slept through the night twice in the past year.
<6> I keep getting no SASL authentication mechanisms. Yet I have smtpd.conf specifyin mech_list: PLAIN LOGIN ? How can I tell where postfix is looking for the configuration?
<5> Dforge: poor little thing
<0> postfix-ldap provides usr/lib/postfix/dict_ldap.so - which is great.. because I don't care.. as I don't use LDAP.
<7> just wanted to let mendel know. THANKS!! from me and my customers. You helped me last week with blacklists. I have not had a problem since.
<8> aha yay :)
<8> glad it helped. I can't remember what you ended up doing though
<7> yep. 200 spams an hour to 184 spams in 4 days
<7> just settign my main.cf right
<8> oh, I remember
<7> nigth and day difference
<7> working on getting mailgraph going now
<7> curious to see how many i am blockin
<2> kinda off topic question...
<2> anyone used mailfront before?
<8> I have, but with qmail
<2> would you happen to know if it's possible to use mailfront with qmail-ldap to reject messages for unknown recipients ?
<2> i mean ... how does the smtpfront-qmail interact with qmail to retrieve valid/invalid user accounts...
<8> It doesn't
<8> It accepts everything and bounces
<8> This is why I don't use it (or qmail) anymore :)
<9> Hi all, I'm having a problem postfix + mysql and using mailman. I use virtual domain hosting. but postfix will not accept messages for the accounts in aliases...
<9> is there more information needed to help with this?
<2> but from what i've read, mailfront is usually used with qmail precisely to prevent accepting messages for invalid recipients...
<8> leOn: Most qmail users I know use qpsmtpd for that.
<8> Perhaps they've added it in since I stopped using it, though
<2> smtpfront-qmail
<2> Uses the qmail validation features to validate addresses, and the qmail backend to deliver messages.
<2> maybe i'm reading wrong ... ?
<8> Yeah, that's new
<8> Even then, I would still take a look at qpsmtpd, its plugin system is nice
<8> But then again I'd also take a look at postfix. :)
<2> mendel: i also have a postfix mail router
<2> idea is to have more than one solution available
<2> just in case .. ;)
<8> :)
<2> hrmm ... written in perl
<2> dunno if i like that
<2> =P
<2> i like perl, but not for a high volume smtp server
<2> mailfront documentation is almost null ... sigh
<7> what do people use for graphing postfix logs?
<1> FlipZZZ: mailgraph is quite good
<1> depends on what you want to graph though
<7> ok, cool. thanks
<7> spam vs good mail
<9> I just ran "postalias hash:/usr/local/mailman/data/virtual-mailman" and I keep getting postalias warnings. "postalias: warning: /usr/local/mailman/data/virtual-mailman, line 14: need name:value pair"
<1> FlipZZZ: ok, go for mailgraph then. there's an example graph on the website too
<4> lancealtar missing :
<4> man 5 aliases
<9> No entry for aliases in section 5 of the manual
<4> exists for me
<4> http://www.postfix.org/aliases.5.html
<7> smes: yep. working on the config now. crossin fingers
<9> I'm using the default file that comes with mailman
<9> is that not compatible with postfix's alias?
<4> It isn't called virtual-mailman
<4> unless that is new
<4> in which case, postmap it
<4> not postalias it
<9> postmap it?
<4> postmap /usr/local...
<10> What kind of distribution didn't install the man pages?
<9> gentoo
<9> so I just did "postmap hash:/usr/local/mailman/data/virtual-mailman"
<9> didn't return anything, that means it worked?
<11> lancealtar: was the doc useflag turned on?
<9> probably not
<9> there is no doc use flag
<4> lancealtar yes
<9> not for postfix
<11> hrm.
<4> mine did
<9> emerge -av postfix
<9> [ebuild R ] mail-mta/postfix-2.2.5 -hardened -ipv6 -ldap +mailwrapper +mbox +mysql -nis +pam -postgres +sasl (-selinux) +ssl -vda
<11> lancealtar: same here
<11> er I mean I have the docs for it on mine
<9> so now that I've does the postmap thing, what's that do for me?
<11> mail-mta/postfix-2.2.10 (/usr/share/man/man5/aliases.5.gz)
<11> weird.
<9> so what's postmap do for me?
<11> lancealtar: it rebuilds the hashdbs for the configs
<11> something like that.
<11> makes it easily parsable for postfix
<9> so it should work?
<9> hehe
<11> I never saw your original question
<9> postfix is not accepting mail for the mailman aliases
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