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<0> when people buy some hosting from my server, I'll be registering the domains through 1and1, most probably
<0> thing is, do I have clients use 1and1's servers for email (POP3 or IMAP), or set up a SMTP/POP3 server?
<1> that's up to you, and 1and1.
<2> Hi
<3> hi
<3> anybody here?
<1> usually.
<3> i got error DSN : cannot send message within 5 days
<3> what's wrong with my sendmail?
<1> it could not send the message, for 5 days.



<3> what's the solution?
<1> better find the problem first.
<3> ok, but today i got a complain from my client
<1> perhaps you should read your mail logs.
<3> i got many messages about queued mail for delivery
<3> or queued as BF545...
<1> that doesn't sounds like sendmail.
<3> ok i'll paste my sendmail log
<4> "Linuxer" at 202.169.240.67 pasted "Sendmail Logs" (2 lines, 524B) at http://sial.org/pbot/17158
<3> that's my log
<3> i got that kind of messages a lot
<1> *shrug*
<3> could u help me?
<1> i don't see any way to help with that little bit of log.
<2> is anyone here good with mail(1)? I want to learn how to use Mutt, but I've been using mail(1) before and it moved all of root@localhost.localdomain's mail to /root/mbox. I want to get the mail back into /var/mail/, but I can't figure out how.
<2> mail(1) has a command called "pre" that says it will move it back, but when I try it I get errors like "Cannot "preserve" in edit mode"
<1> Linuxer: xx.xx.xx.xx accepted mail from you, there isn't anything else you can do about it.
<1> rutski89: mutt should be happy with ~/mbox.
<1> (not that mutt is sendmail)
<2> twkm: hmm... I'll try to get it to read ~/mbox then
<1> Linuxer: so did xxx.xxx.xxx.x -- again, nothing else you can do, the message was delivered.
<5> Ok, i have 2,000 member list on my site, and i want to send them all an email now can i just use a while loop with mail() and send each one an email, will that work or do i need to throttle it or do something else ?
<2> I really need some help deciphering a mail issue, it's more than just a small problem. I have a mail server that is seeing WAY to much activity for several of my clients domains.
<2> I say "way too much" because no MX records even point to the server in question
<2> yet the sendmail logs are quite full of mail dealing with our various domains.
<6> hi,how to delete sendmail queue safely?
<7> rutski89, #mutt for its stuff.
<2> heh, yea; good idea
<8> ok this may seem strang but on redhat default setup it sendmail configured to use a split-que mode?
<9> a what?
<8> split-que...something that makes sendmail more secure
<1> the default for some time has been to use two queues, one for the mta and one for command line submissions. see sendmail/SECURITY for details.
<8> so I do *not* need the demon running for syslog email's to be sent out of the box though sendmail is this correct?
<9> donofrioatwork: http://sial.org/howto/sendmail/client/
<10> if i add a program to /etc/mail/smrsh do i have to restart sendmail to allow sendmail to run the program?
<9> no
<10> i am getting an unknown mailer error 9 and 255 can someone direct me to a page that explains these error codes?



<10> once a program is put in to the smrsh directory, does it have to be enabled / declared in the sendmail.cf or some other sendmail config file
<11> I have a sendmail 8.13.4 linux server, which I allow other servers, windows and unix, to relay off using the access table. all of the IPs are interanl.The problem is this, one server, which is in the access list by IP, is sending email out with a different From domain address, other then my own. How would I go about rejecting it
<9> winn2: are you sure /etc/mail/smrsh is the smrsh directory?
<9> ygguh2: maybe an access map entry, or a ruleset/milter to detect it
<11> yes, I thought of that too. but, if he is using jjj.com and I add that today, he can change the domain to kkk.com tomorrow. I was thinking of a milter but that would just complicate it and my rules ability is lacking
<11> i was hoping I missed a 'feature' somewhere
<11> is there a feature to 'relay based upon MY mx or dns server', where if the IP address of the relay server doesnt match to the from domain, it is rejected?
<10> thrig Mprog, P=/bin/sh is what i see in the sendmail.cf so no smrsh is not the right directory
<10> so by this setting i would have to the program in question into the /bin directory?
<12> Getting "gpg: WARNING: This key is not certified with a trusted signature! " when verifying 8.13.6
<9> winn2: did you set FEATURE(`smrsh')dnl in your sendmail.mc and rebuild sendmail.cf ?
<9> and find out where your vendor hides the smrsh directory on your platform?
<9> dashs: have you signed the Sendmail key with your own key or otherwise vefified the Sendmail public key?
<12> thrig: no, don't really understand this process
<9> it's a PGP thing... find a howto
<10> my supervisor has his own sendmail config that he has been building since '92 When i grep the current sendmail.cf i get the P=/bin/sh but there is no /bin/sh directory only /bin
<10> so i linked the program in the /bin directory to see if the unknown mailer error goes away, it seems like it has, but now i am left with an unknown mailer error 9
<10> oops,, nope still get the 255 error
<10> thrig what could i grep for in the sendmail configs that would show me where my supervisor declared where to locate the programs for sendmail to run?
<9> I'd be backporting the sendmail.cf into proper sendmail.mc management
<10> Which error message is the most important "Can't call method "print" on an undefined value at" or "Unknown Mailer"
<10> i see both in the error log, and can't figure out if one is dependent on the other
<10> how do i figure out which directory my supervisor has picked to run as an smrsh dir? is there a sendmail -vvv or something i can grep for in a .cf or .mc?
<10> echo '=M' | sendmail -bt -Am | grep prog --- gives me only one entry, no smrsh only p=/bin/sh
<10> why would he set it to bin/sh rather then smrsh
<9> you use m4 to generate a sendmail.cf from sendmail.mc (or see what the manual edits would be)
<13> i have a really basic question
<13> i need to change the from address that root sends mail as on a stock fedora core 2 install
<13> so im looking at sendmail.cf right
<13> and there are a billion symbols in this file
<13> i see a line with localhost.localdomain on it
<13> that id like to change
<13> but im not sure if it will break things
<13> anyone know how to build the 'from domain' on this thing?
<13> w/o reading 834 pages of sendmail documentation..
<13> the host name is allready set
<13> got it ;D
<13> only had to skim about 40 pages on google to find it
<13> ;P
<10> how can i find out what the unknown mailer error 9 is? i have looked in the include/error.h but don/usr/local/bin/process-unsubscribes
<10> oops pleaze ignore
<14> hi i'm trying to send an outgoing message w a cgi - i keep getting this in my maillog - stat=Deferred: Connection refused by [127.0.0.1]
<14> i have port 25 open though
<14> why is it being refused


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