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[00:08:22] <adaptr> actually, postfix should just use the system resolver libraries, which listen to the /etc/nsswitch.conf file for their resolution order
[00:08:53] <adaptr> AFAIK every network service that uses DNS does this
[00:09:20] <adaptr> (since it's the standard way to do it)
[00:10:24] <adaptr> also may look in /etc/host.conf, depending on distro and/or OS
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[01:17:55] <hamcore> someone could help me ?
[01:18:16] <hamcore> virtual_create_maildirsize = yes
[01:18:21] <hamcore> but maildirsize is not created
[01:23:06] <rob0> postconf: warning: virtual_create_maildirsize: unknown parameter
[01:27:18] <hamcore> unknown parameter ?
[01:29:22] <higuita> hamcore: yes, that option doenst exist... or maybe only in a very recent cvs version...
[01:29:39] <higuita> or maybe a patch or a compile time option
[01:30:37] <higuita> check the "postconf virtual_create_maildirsize" output in your machine
[01:31:23] <higuita> or postconf |less to see all the options avaiable in your postfix (postconf -n for show things that are different from the default)
[01:32:04] <hamcore> hm
[01:32:11] <hamcore> how can i see my version ?
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[01:33:52] <higuita> postconf |grep version
[01:34:01] <higuita> or postconf mail_version
[01:34:12] <hamcore> mail_version = 2.3.7
[01:37:07] <hamcore> i need a sample conf
[01:37:22] <hamcore> commented, where i could look ?
[01:42:24] <higuita> get the source, you have there a sample... or try in /usr/share/doc/postfix/* (or similar)
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[01:56:59] <rob0> I bet that was a patch.
[02:04:27] <jpoon> enyc, the reverse DNS was taken care of
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[02:32:29] <dougiefresh> greetings.  I have a postfix mailserver and I'm getting the following lost connection after Data from errors
[02:32:54] <dougiefresh> I have reset my mtu size to 1400 as the postfix faq has suggested.  but I'm still getting those errors.
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[02:33:28] <dougiefresh> any help would b e greatly appreciated
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[02:43:42] <cpm> care to paste your log output?
[02:43:50] <cpm> use a pastebin  please
[02:44:27] * rob0 suspects an SMTP proxy for this one
[02:47:20] <dougiefresh> its only one line
[02:47:21] <dougiefresh> but ok
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[02:50:39] <rob0> one line, paste here
[02:50:50] <rob0> 3 or more, pastebin
[02:50:58] <bluebird> hey, I have a questen: where can I find in the new amavis design @lookup_sql_dsn and $sql_select_policy ?
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[02:51:27] <dougiefresh> Apr 13 08:57:13 [postfix/smtpd] 35262581549A: client=
[02:51:28] <dougiefresh> Apr 13 08:57:13 [postfix/cleanup] 35262581549A: message-id=<CB8ACEA91E7A904096B3468B1856602FA687D2
[02:51:28] <dougiefresh> Apr 13 08:59:19 [postfix/smtpd] lost connection after DATA from
[02:51:36] <dougiefresh> dammit
[02:51:40] <dougiefresh> ARGH I copied the url
[02:51:52] <dougiefresh> http://cut.and.paste.org/index.php?id=1000
[02:51:54] <dougiefresh> there we go
[02:51:56] <dougiefresh> sorry about that guys
[02:52:28] <dougiefresh> I removed the addresses for security reasons.
[02:52:34] <dougiefresh> it doesn't matter who it comes from
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[03:06:25] <rainyrhythm> hello... anyone ?
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[03:11:58] <cpm> goodbye. . . everyone!
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[03:12:22] <rainyrhythm> hello.. is there anyone ?
[03:13:44] <rainyrhythm> how do i blacklist a domain from connecting.. it somehow can bypass and relay their mail with my server
[03:14:14] <rob0> Pastebin the logs of that?
[03:14:23] <rainyrhythm> ok.. wait..
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[03:21:13] <rainyrhythm> http://pastebin.ca/439078
[03:24:51] <rob0> "postfix stop" on that, ok?
[03:25:03] <rob0> you do look like an open relay
[03:25:49] <rainyrhythm> yea
[03:26:08] <rainyrhythm> but i don't understand some can reject and some would pass through
[03:28:32] <rob0> oh I only looked at the first one
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[03:29:52] <rob0> BTW postconf -n is highly preferred. Do you have virtual_maps (a deprcated parameter) set?
[03:30:27] <rainyrhythm> nope
[03:40:46] <rob0> I don't know, then. I don't see it.
[03:41:42] <rainyrhythm> ...
[03:43:11] <rainyrhythm> mabye i try to set more restrictions for sending mail
[03:43:16] <rainyrhythm> thanks for helping
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[05:15:27] <StereoSkit> dudes, in a transport table would be correct to have an entry like this --> d   "domain.tld virtual:" ?
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[05:45:08] <daqqa1> hello
[05:45:11] <daqqa1> how are things
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[05:52:29] <djs_2_6> Hello.  Setting up postfix on OBSD4.0 with mysql, sasl2, courier-imap.  Getting error in /var/log/maillog - Apr 13 23:38:05 ycsi-cary-n1 postfix/virtual[9333]: fatal: open /etc/postfix/mysql_virtual_mailbox_map
[05:52:29] <djs_2_6> s.cf: Permission denied
[05:52:54] <djs_2_6> I am not seeing anywhere what the permissions, owner, and group should be for these mysql_* files.
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[06:32:22] <djs_2_6> Well, after doing more reading, it looks like the problem is here - Apr 14 00:22:42 ycsi-cary-n1 postfix/trivial-rewrite[28123]: warning: connect to mysql server localhos
[06:32:22] <djs_2_6> t: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysql/mysql.sock' (61)
[06:33:06] <pickcoder> mysql probably isn't running or your install is running chrooted
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[06:33:59] <djs_2_6> I tried having the mysql_* files look to 127.0.0.1, but they were not happy with that, either - Apr 14 00:06:03 ycsi-cary-n1 postfix/trivial-rewrite[1016]: warning: connect to mysql server 127.0.0.1
[06:33:59] <djs_2_6> : Can't connect to MySQL server on '127.0.0.1' (61)
[06:34:45] <djs_2_6> For the chroot, master.cf what I want, or should I be looking in the my.cnf at the skip-networking option?
[06:35:01] <pickcoder> master.cf sets chroot for the services defined
[06:35:06] <pickcoder> column 5
[06:35:09] <pickcoder> "-" = yes
[06:35:13] <pickcoder> "y" = yes
[06:35:32] <djs_2_6> Oh crap, "-" means yes!
[06:35:36] <djs_2_6> I did not know that...
[06:37:22] <djs_2_6> Now, I know I want chroot on as much as I can, to limit it's influence on the server, so is the my.cnf a better option to try?
[06:38:25] <pickcoder> as long as postfix can connect to the mysql socket file then it doesn't matter
[06:38:38] <pickcoder> it can't get to anything below /var/spool/postfix/ as chroot
[06:39:50] <djs_2_6> Well, I followed the instructions here, and it said the file already exists - http://postfix.wiki.xs4all.nl/index.php?title=Virtual_Users_and_Domains_with_Courier-IMAP_and_MySQL#MySQL_note
[06:40:30] <pickcoder> djs_2_6: if there is a unix socket file present then either a) mysqld is running there or b) it's an orpaned file that should be removed
[06:40:41] <pickcoder> orphaned even
[06:40:54] <djs_2_6> lol, how would I tell?
[06:40:59] <pickcoder> ps
[06:41:14] <pickcoder> stop mysql and look in the /var/spool/postfix/var/run/
[06:42:06] <pickcoder> honestly, I wouldn't hardlink to the chroot folder. I'd tell my.cnf to put the real one in /var/spool/postfix/var/run/
[06:42:10] <pickcoder> and then symlink backwards
[06:43:58] <pickcoder> your choice tho
[06:44:30] <djs_2_6> I have to learn more first, I think...
[06:44:39] <pickcoder> what is mysql used for?
[06:45:06] <djs_2_6> Storing all virtual user/domain/mailbox info...
[06:45:10] <pickcoder> that's it?
[06:45:22] <djs_2_6> At the moment, yes
[06:45:33] <pickcoder> so just put it in the postfix spool
[06:45:54] <pickcoder> you can tell other apps to use that socket path relative to /
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[06:46:40] <pickcoder> keep in mind, though, that most configs are going to default to /var/run/mysqld
[06:46:56] <pickcoder> so hardlinking is the best way to make both files really exist
[06:48:37] <djs_2_6> Was looking, and not sure if this is an os difference, but I only have /var/run/mysql...
[06:49:12] <pickcoder> a sock file should exist in that dir
[06:49:21] <pickcoder> if mysql is running
[06:52:08] <djs_2_6> Yeah, it is there.
[06:53:05] <pickcoder> is it in /var/spool/postfix/var/run/mysql/
[06:54:47] <djs_2_6> Yep
[06:55:05] <pickcoder> do they have the same date/time stamps?
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[06:56:13] <djs_2_6> No, they do not.  Off by 40 minutes.
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[06:57:44] <pickcoder> been 40 minutes since you did the "ln" command?
[06:59:54] <djs_2_6> No, I did the ln command 2 days ago
[06:59:59] <pickcoder> hm
[07:01:44] <pickcoder> djs_2_6: did you restart postfix after creating the link
[07:02:05] <djs_2_6> Yeah, and I have restarted the server at least 3 times, too...
[07:02:58] <djs_2_6> In this error, something looks off - Apr 14 00:55:17 ycsi-cary-n1 postfix/trivial-rewrite[4917]: warning: connect to mysql server localhost
[07:02:58] <djs_2_6> : Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysql/mysql.sock' (61)
[07:03:43] <djs_2_6> Is that the right path at the end of that message?
[07:03:55] <pickcoder> no
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[07:04:04] <pickcoder> unless you turn off chroot
[07:08:03] <pickcoder> djs_2_6: if the socket was valid in /var/spool/postfix/var/run/mysql/ then you wouldn't get an error
[07:08:35] <djs_2_6> Will I screw anything up if I delete that socket in the chrooted path and do the ln again?
[07:08:40] <pickcoder> no
[07:08:48] <pickcoder> but the socket needs to alread exist in /var/run/mysql/
[07:09:16] <djs_2_6> Ok, which means mysql needs to be running.
[07:09:20] <pickcoder> yes
[07:09:42] <pickcoder> I'm not sure if removing a hardlinked file removes both entries
[07:09:56] <pickcoder> regardless, you can restart mysql
[07:10:10] <pickcoder> that's why I prefer to use symlinking on /var/run/mysql
[07:10:17] <pickcoder> and put the real socket under the postfix chroot
[07:10:30] <djs_2_6> Well, I just did the rm, and it left the one in /var/run/mysql...
[07:10:36] <pickcoder> ok
[07:10:47] <djs_2_6> Wouldn't that make mysql only useful to postfix, though?
[07:10:54] <pickcoder> no
[07:11:15] <pickcoder>  /var/run/mysql/ would be a symlink to the /var/spool/postfix/var/run/mysql/ directory
[07:11:26] <pickcoder> so you're not just linking one file
[07:11:42] <pickcoder> if mysql puts a pid file in there, it will show up too
[07:12:16] <djs_2_6> Oh, ok
[07:12:48] <djs_2_6> So, postfix restart now?  When I have been doing that, it seems like everything dies, and nothing restarts...
[07:12:59] <djs_2_6> Or, would a reboot be better?
[07:13:03] <pickcoder> stop it and make sure all processes are dead
[07:13:08] <pickcoder> ps ax | grep master
[07:13:10] <pickcoder> ps ax | grep smtp
[07:13:11] <pickcoder> etc
[07:14:50] <djs_2_6> saslauthd, courierlogger, and couriertcpd are still running.  Is that ok?
[07:14:59] <pickcoder> yes
[07:15:06] <pickcoder> unless they use mysql
[07:15:20] <pickcoder> if you made changes to my.cnf..
[07:15:43] <djs_2_6> my.cnf is how it was to start with.
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[07:15:53] <pickcoder> ok
[07:16:45] <djs_2_6> Ok, that error is gone now.  Yay!
[07:16:48] <djs_2_6> Thank you very much
[07:17:13] <pickcoder> no problem. glad it's working now
[07:17:14] <djs_2_6> Now I only have a little error to fix - Apr 14 01:10:01 ycsi-cary-n1 postfix/virtual[18414]: fatal: open /etc/postfix/mysql_virtual_mailbox_ma
[07:17:14] <djs_2_6> ps.cf: Permission denied
[07:17:22] <pickcoder> check file perms
[07:17:33] <pickcoder> that error is actually on the how-to you posted
[07:18:25] <pickcoder> check your chroot relative paths
[07:18:29] <pickcoder> and perms
[07:18:42] <pickcoder>  /var/spool/postfix/etc/
[07:18:46] <pickcoder> == /etc/
[07:19:14] <pickcoder> you can hardlink them all or just copy the files
[07:19:25] <pickcoder> again, I'd go with symlinking backwards
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[07:19:36] <pickcoder> unless you want a cleaner chroot /etc/
[07:19:46] <djs_2_6> Well, when I was going ls -am, everything looked ok.  Now that I did ls -an, I see the problem.  For some reason, one of the guides I had read said make a seperate user for doing the mysql access stuff, so I did, and used the wrong username for those file permissions...
[07:21:03] <pickcoder> ok
[07:22:45] <djs_2_6> How dumb do I feel...
[07:24:07] <djs_2_6> Now, I have no errors after stopping and starting...
[07:24:12] <djs_2_6> Thank you again for your help.
[07:25:39] <pickcoder> great
[07:25:44] <pickcoder> you're welcome
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[09:00:16] <enyc> jpoon: coo... D can see ISP ptr to mail.lentillem.com  and I can ALSO see mail.lentillem.com points back to the same IP address (this can be important too)
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[09:08:31] <yraffah> hello
[09:08:48] <yraffah> anyone having a spam storm now?
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[09:18:11] <Signum> yraffah: nothing unusual atm.
[09:19:38] <yraffah> Signum: thanks for replying, actually I'm getting lots of mails from a forged hotmail account from the IP 24.80.229.206, do you think adding /^24\.80\.229\.206$/            Blocked for spamming in my helo_checks would be enough to stop it?
[09:22:32] <dj-fu> err
[09:22:36] <dj-fu> put it in check_client_access
[09:22:41] <dj-fu> under smtpd_client_restrictions
[09:22:55] <dj-fu> in a client.deny file, postmap it
[09:23:05] <dj-fu> check_client_access hash:/path/to/client.deny
[09:23:12] <dj-fu> in the format
[09:23:23] <dj-fu> <host> <REJECT/ACCEPT> <reason>
[09:23:29] <dj-fu> !check_client_access
[09:23:30] <knoba> dj-fu: Error: "check_client_access" is not a valid command.
[09:23:37] <dj-fu> !smtpd_client_restrictions
[09:23:37] <knoba> dj-fu: 'smtpd_client_restrictions' : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: Optional SMTP server access restrictions in the context of a client SMTP connection request.
[09:24:35] <yraffah> dj-fu: are you talking to me?
[09:24:52] <yraffah> ohh sorry, just forget it
[09:24:53] <yraffah> :)
[09:25:39] <dj-fu> ;p
[09:25:48] <dj-fu> otherwise just iptable the IP :D
[09:29:06] <yraffah> dj-fu: so you mean what I did was wrong?
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[09:50:24] <keanne> anyone using fedora directory service for LDAP lookups? (virtual domains/user for example)
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[10:47:39] <SID_seba> hello.i have a list of emails configurated on mi postfix and working, but i want send a copy to other internet address one by one email in postfix list
[10:49:14] <Signum> SID_seba: That's not quite clear. local or virtual users? do you want to send copies for a certain user only?
[10:51:49] <SID_seba> local
[10:51:57] <SID_seba> no
[10:52:11] <Signum> so you want to keep copies for all mail that is sent to local users?
[10:52:56] <SID_seba> i want to send for example    user1@mydomain to his inbox and a copy to  otheruser@otherserver
[10:53:19] <Signum> The simplest way is to use $HOME/.forward
[10:53:26] <SID_seba> understand?
[10:53:56] <SID_seba> can you recomend any documentation?
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[10:54:27] <SID_seba> i cant config like generic table?
[10:54:31] <Signum> I'd probably use a .procmailrc and send a copy elsewhere. But I use procmail anyway to filter out spam and dispatch mailing lists.
[10:54:43] <Signum> SID_seba: Yes, you can, in your /etc/aliases
[10:54:52] <Signum> SID_seba: But then only the system administrator can manage that.
[10:55:07] <SID_seba> i am the systema administrator
[10:55:20] <Signum> SID_seba: See "man 5 aliases". An alias would be like: "sid: sid, other at address dot com"
[10:55:38] <SID_seba> thats send a copy
[10:55:42] <Signum> Yes.
[10:55:45] <SID_seba> and a inbos
[10:55:49] <SID_seba> inbox
[10:55:52] <SID_seba> copy
[10:56:22] <SID_seba> fine tanks you very much Signum
[10:56:27] <Signum> yw
[10:58:51] <SID_seba> Signum: sorry i check
[10:58:53] <SID_seba> and
[10:59:01] <SID_seba> i have virtual maps
[10:59:23] <Signum> SID_seba: then your /etc/virtual works equally well
[10:59:34] <Signum> SID_seba: uhm /etc/postfix/virtual
[10:59:40] <Signum> see...
[10:59:44] <SID_seba> so virtual, man virtual
[10:59:46] <Signum> !virtual_alias_maps
[10:59:47] <knoba> Signum: 'virtual_alias_maps' : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: Optional lookup tables that alias specific mail addresses or domains to other local or remote address. The table format and lookups are documented in virtual(5).
[11:00:23] <SID_seba> fine
[11:00:27] <SID_seba> i check
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[11:41:47] <SID_seba> Signum:
[11:42:21] <SID_seba> i am not understanding the sintax of virtual_alias
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[11:45:59] <SID_seba> hello
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[11:58:32] <seba> i set  in virtual_alias_maps   this line: user@local  user@otherhost , but fordward the email to the other host and not let a copy in the local
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[12:25:44] <seba> i set  in virtual_alias_maps   this line: user@local  user@otherhost , but fordward the email to the other host and not let a copy in the local
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[12:29:20] <damike84> hi
[12:29:29] <damike84> can anybody explain http://rafb.net/p/tKRKGQ49.html to me? :/
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[12:31:10] <ribasushi> hi
[12:32:07] <ribasushi> I am trying to use address_verify_map but postfix just doesn't seem to take it - the file is never created (or never touched if I create it myself)
[12:32:16] <ribasushi> is this a deprecated feature or?
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[12:46:02] <smesjz> hi, I have some trouble getting reject_unlisted_sender to work on the secundary MX which has relay_domains and relay_recipient_maps set. It seems to ignore the reject_unlisted_sender
[12:46:23] <smesjz> relevant postconf ->
[12:46:24] <smesjz> [root@malochia:~]# postconf smtpd_sender_restrictions
[12:46:24] <smesjz> smtpd_sender_restrictions = hash:/etc/postfix/verifycheck,    check_sender_access hash:/etc/postfix/sender_access,     reject_unknown_sender_domain,
[12:48:02] <smesjz> same approach works just fine on the primary MX
[12:49:48] <smesjz> In the verifycheck hash, i have this -> domain.tld reject_unlisted_sender
[12:50:16] <xpoint> miss check_sender_access
[12:50:49] <xpoint> postfix dont know what verify is
[12:51:22] <smesjz> uh?
[12:51:49] <smesjz> xpoint: it's a hash I also use to specify for which domains I want to enable reject_unverified_sender
[12:52:28] <smesjz> it has entries like this ->
[12:52:29] <smesjz> hotmail.com reject_unverified_sender
[12:52:29] <smesjz> yahoo.com reject_unknown_client_hostname
[12:52:29] <smesjz> gmail.com reject_unverified_sender
[12:52:50] <xpoint> postfix need to know if its recipient or sender
[12:53:50] <smesjz> I know, that's why I put it in  smtpd_sender_restrictions
[12:54:12] <smesjz> point is, it works on the primary MX but not on the secundary
[12:54:17] <xpoint> first hash can still be recipient
[12:56:49] <smesjz> I still don't get it then. Why does it work on the Primary. It has this ->
[12:56:50] <smesjz> smtpd_sender_restrictions = permit_mynetworks,hash:/etc/postfix/verifycheck,                                                                                 check_sender_access hash:/etc/postfix/sender_access,    reject_unknown_sender_do                                                                             main,
[12:58:28] <smesjz> difference between Pri and Sec. is that the latter has relayhost = primary-eth1 set and has relay_* set
[12:58:46] <xpoint> smtpd_sender_restrictions = permit_mynetworks, check_sender_access hash:/etc/postfix/verifycheck, check_sender_access hash:/etc/postfix/sender_access, reject_unknown_sender_domain,
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[12:59:42] <smesjz> let's see if that works
[13:00:24] <xpoint> i hope it does
[13:00:28] <smesjz> nope, still doesn't work. It still accepts bogus MAIL FROM addresses
[13:00:51] <xpoint> wwhat is bogus mails ?
[13:01:46] <smesjz> mail from: <nonexistanting at domain dot tld> Where domain.tld is a domain that has set -> domain.tld reject_unlisted_sender
[13:01:51] <xpoint> have you OK in one of the hash tables ?
[13:02:44] <smesjz> I want Postfix to look up nonexistanting at domain dot tld in the relay_domains database
[13:02:56] <smesjz> and reject it accordingly to reject_unlisted_sender
[13:03:14] <xpoint> sender domain might have verify disabled and postfix do not send a mail to confirm if the email realy exists
[13:03:17] <smesjz> as I dont want to allow the valid addresses manually
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[13:03:29] <smesjz> ack, but domain.tld is hosted by me
[13:03:37] <smesjz> so it's local
[13:03:42] <xpoint> ah
[13:03:53] <xpoint> is vrfy enabled ?
[13:04:10] <xpoint> telnet localhost 25
[13:04:18] <xpoint> ehlo localhost
[13:04:25] <xpoint> is vrfy there ?
[13:05:06] <smesjz> verify is disabled but that's good since it's also the case on the primary
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[13:05:32] <xpoint> if you want vrfy to be at limited access eg not to everyone, read DSN_README about how to make limits to who should see vrfy
[13:06:13] <smesjz> well, I want Postfix on the secundary to act like it's described in reject_unlisted_sender and not using some workaround
[13:06:18] <xpoint> you need to enable very if you want unlisted sender to work
[13:06:33] <smesjz> I don't believe that's true. But i'll try
[13:07:25] <smesjz> nah, doesn't make a difference
[13:07:54] <xpoint> vierd
[13:07:58] <smesjz> look, it works on the primary with almost the same config (apart from relayhost and relay_*)
[13:09:19] <smesjz> from the manual -> The sender domain matches $relay_domains but the sender is not listed in $relay_recipient_maps, and $relay_recipient_maps is not null.
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[13:16:23] <smesjz> xpoint: it's solved :)
[13:16:34] <smesjz> the primary had 'smtpd_delay_reject = no' set but the secundary didn't
[13:17:14] <smesjz> so the secundary rejected the mail after I used RCPT TO rather than after the MAIL FROM :)
[13:17:47] <xpoint> simple :)
[13:19:50] <smesjz> I forgot to update the config of the secundary after I changed the primary's main.cf
[13:20:01] <smesjz> so i'd better keep them in SVN repo or so
[13:23:59] <xpoint> yes always a good plan altleast so you have backup
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[13:29:31] <smesjz> xpoint: i've also blocked spam from certain existing addresses by using: user at domain dot tld permit_mynetworks, reject . Works like a charm as well
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[18:24:47] <RubenGA> Hi, trying to send email to any hotmail box, all time I have "Queued mail for delivery", any idea about this issue?
[18:25:48] <jduggan_> that's what the remote MTA says?
[18:25:49] <nictuku> RubenGA, that's the usual reply from hotmail
[18:25:50] <kokoko1> sending to other then hotmail working?
[18:25:58] <jduggan_> that looks normal to me
[18:26:01] <nictuku> RubenGA, usually means that the mail was sent OK
[18:26:09] <jduggan_> as it says.. it's queued at their end, for delivery
[18:26:14] <nictuku> RubenGA, else, hotmail bounces
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[18:29:08] <RubenGA> well, thanks. maybe the delay is for hotmail's spam filters or something like this.
[18:29:13] <RubenGA> thanks people :)
[18:29:26] <RubenGA> but, two days delay is too much :P
[18:30:10] <lennard> only two days? my uni used to do better! in some cases, they managed to delay it for several weeks
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[18:31:41] <RubenGA> hehehe :)
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[18:32:08] <babo> I have this line in my vmailbox, but it isn't forwarding the mail ...
[18:32:32] <babo> Dave at eccindustry dot info eccindustry.info/Dave, myname78 at gmail dot com
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[18:50:55] <stellina> hi people...
[18:51:04] <cpm> lo
[18:51:06] <devdas> lo
[18:51:47] <stellina> how can I tell in an ldap.cf file if the result attribute has more than one entries, to give me only the first one ?
[18:55:33] <stellina> any ideas?
[18:57:06] <devdas> stellina: your LDAP query needs to do that
[18:57:33] <nictuku> terminal_result_attribute could help
[18:58:29] <stellina> nictuku: thanx that's it!
[18:58:37] <nictuku> stellina, maybe expansion_limit
[18:58:48] <nictuku> try expansion_limit 1
[18:58:53] <nictuku> that should do it
[18:58:56] <nictuku> http://www.postfix.org/ldap_table.5.html
[19:01:01] <stellina> well, ti gives me error
[19:01:08] <babo> wtf is my /etc/postfix virtual a man page ?
[19:01:17] <stellina> postmap: warning: dict_ldap_get_values[1]: /etc/postfix/ldap/virtual_vacation.cf: Expansion limit exceeded for key
[19:01:28] <devdas> the file contains the manual page in a commented uot form by default
[19:01:31] <babo> I'm reading the manual and it tells me to store some addresess in virtual. My virtual is a man page.
[19:01:40] <babo> how can I store addresses in a man page ?
[19:02:10] <devdas> uh, you make a file, and then say virtual_alias_maps = hash:/path/to/file
[19:02:48] <babo> devdas: they couldn't have thought of a better name or directory for the virtual man page then ?
[19:03:07] <babo> why make something easy, if you get the chance to make it confusing I guess...
[19:03:16] <devdas> babo: it *is* easy
[19:04:19] <babo> devdas: yeah, I guess renaming your man page, just so you can fit in a virtual table is an easy, logical thing to have to do ...
[19:05:42] <stellina> neither size_limit helped
[19:05:54] <devdas> babo: or just deleting the comments from that file :)
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[19:08:26] <babo> devdas: yeah, I guess. maybe I'm just having a bad day ....
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[19:08:55] <babo> it's kinda like postgres putting the config file in /usr/share ( or something like that )
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[19:27:44] <stellina> ok... can you help me to specify this in the query_filter ?
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[19:55:35] <w4nabe> hello.  can anybody tell me a way to test postfix via localhost?
[19:55:49] <devdas> telnet
[19:58:33] <w4nabe> port 25?
[19:58:41] <smesjz> w4nabe: you have to issue the SMTP commands like HELO/MAIL FROM/RCPT TO manually ;)
[19:58:47] <smesjz> yes port 25
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[19:59:11] <w4nabe> so as long as postfix is installed, i should be able to ping port 25 right?
[19:59:57] <smesjz> you don't ping a port, you ping a host
[20:00:21] <smesjz> and no, postfix can run on just eth0 so you can't telnet to localhost port 25 for example
[20:00:27] <smesjz> it depends on your main.cf
[20:00:35] <w4nabe> i mean ie. 127.0.0.1:25
[20:00:40] <smesjz> look at inet_interfaces for example
[20:01:43] <w4nabe> oh, then what about `ping <my public ip>:25`
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[20:03:05] <smesjz> that doesn't work here. Just telnet to that port
[20:06:44] <w4nabe> hmmmm, neither `telnet 127.0.0.1:25` nor `telnet <public ip>:25` gives me anything.  maybe it's just not running...should postfix show up in ps?
[20:07:43] <dj-fu> yes
[20:07:50] <dj-fu> ps aux|grep postfix
[20:07:51] <rob0> I think the colon is wrong: "telnet localhost 25".
[20:08:08] <dj-fu> yea
[20:08:09] <dj-fu> no colon
[20:08:12] <rob0> But he wants to test it, not just confirm that it's running.
[20:08:39] <rob0> w4nabe will need familiarity with SMTP protocol commands.
[20:08:58] <dj-fu> lol
[20:09:06] <dj-fu> true
[20:09:30] <w4nabe> i'm trying to learn smtp actually
[20:09:45] <w4nabe> but, no it's not showing up under ps
[20:10:34] <smesjz> what does netstat -nap | grep 'master' returns?
[20:10:35] <w4nabe> nm, it's there
[20:11:17] <rob0> If "telnet localhost 25" failed, see logs.
[20:11:35] <w4nabe> rob0, no it worked
[20:11:44] <smesjz> rob0: not if Postfix only listens on eth0 ;)
[20:11:59] <smesjz> so you get a prompt now?
[20:12:08] <rob0> smesjz: You know darn well how rare that would be. :)
[20:12:35] <w4nabe> yes
[20:13:18] <smesjz> so you know your SMTP basics?
[20:13:37] <w4nabe> no not really, i just set this much up with a tutorial
[20:13:45] <smesjz> and nice people greet with a HELO command first ;)
[20:14:16] <w4nabe> ?
[20:15:09] <smesjz> it's how the SMTP client (your telnet session) greet the Postfix mailserver
[20:15:24] <w4nabe> oic, any recomended reading?
[20:15:51] <smesjz> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_Mail_Transfer_Protocol#Sample_communications
[20:16:14] <w4nabe> ty
[20:16:21] <smesjz> that you should get started
[20:16:27] <smesjz> err
[20:16:32] <smesjz> that should get you started
[20:19:35] <w4nabe> also, and i don't expect anyone to walk me through this part, i'm running my server from a static ip through which i manually tell to dyndns.org...do i need to tell my domain name registrar to forward mail.mydomain.com to my dyndns address or is there something else that needs to done to set this up?
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[20:20:17] <w4nabe> *also, and i don't expect anyone to walk me through this part, i'm running my server from a static ip  *  which i manually tell to dyndns.org...do i need to tell my domain name registrar to forward mail.mydomain.com to my dyndns address or is there something else that needs to done to set this up?
[20:21:16] <w4nabe> ...to get mail traffic forwarded
[20:24:29] <smesjz> you need the MX record to be pointed to your static IP
[20:25:10] <stellina> has anyone used gnarwl with success?
[20:25:26] <smesjz> and add the domains for which you want to receive mail to mydestination
[20:26:02] <stellina> I get this: Command died with status 1: "/usr/local/bin/gnarwl
[20:26:03] <w4nabe> so i'd need to talk to the registrar for that?
[20:26:50] <w4nabe> or configure my dyndns account
[20:27:05] <smesjz> w4nabe: if you can't control the DNS entries for mail.mydomain.com, then you have talk to the provider/registar
[20:27:20] <smesjz> sometimes you can manage it yourself using Plesk or another tool
[20:27:50] <w4nabe> smesjz, thanks a million.  i think i can figure the rest out on my own
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[20:56:40] <Blackvel> hi. whats better? postfix 2.4 oder for debian sarge 3.1 the stable rls 2.3.8-2+b1
[20:57:01] <Blackvel> is there any drawback of having the unstable/experimental flags?
[20:57:16] <Blackvel> just wondering because i am re-installing my internet server
[20:58:40] <adaptr> for a public server, I would not use pre-production software
[20:58:52] <adaptr> is there functionality in the newer version that you somehow MUST have ?
[20:58:57] <adaptr> if not, then don't
[20:59:10] <devdas> 2.4 is prodction quality
[21:00:04] <adaptr> debian lagging behind, as usual
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[21:04:44] <Blackvel> adaptr: I see. I might have to check my expected features. probably they are in 2.3 or even 2.1 too
[21:04:57] <Blackvel> I am upgrading from 1.1 (please don't hit me :) )
[21:05:10] * adaptr tries to control his hitting hand
[21:06:00] <Blackvel> i never really cared about this email server on my linux box
[21:06:23] <adaptr> now THAT I should hit you for :)
[21:06:42] <Blackvel> but since my spam fighting start middle of March, I am getting deeper and deeper into postfix and missing 2.1 and 2.3 features
[21:06:47] <devdas> hey, Postfix just keeps on working
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[21:07:05] <adaptr> true, true - but your average spammer doesn't stay behind for 5 years...
[21:07:07] <Blackvel> hope I get it back running :)
[21:07:18] <Blackvel> thats true
[21:07:44] <Blackvel> you know the slogan. if you want to do it good, you have to do it yourself
[21:07:51] <adaptr> I doubt you'd have had SASL auth and secure protocols in 1.1
[21:08:04] <Blackvel> i had sasl
[21:08:24] <Blackvel> but not newest rbl's, no sender adress verification and no policy server plugin
[21:08:43] <Blackvel> guess that's all work worth
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[21:09:30] <dougiefresh> greetings
[21:09:35] <dougiefresh> I'm having a small postfix problem
[21:09:51] <dougiefresh> for some reason I seem to lose connect after data on emails with attachments
[21:10:10] <dougiefresh> and it appears its my postfix box as if I plug in an exchange server the attachments get through without a problem
[21:12:25] <Blackvel> devdas: 2.4 is prod already? aint it called exerimental (well ok that may only be the case for debian)
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[21:14:00] <dougiefresh> anyone have any idea's?
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[22:14:55] <TTIelu> Hello all, i'm trying to setup a postfix service, using auth for remote connections to use it as a relay. However, i'm unable to connect to the service remotely, locally it works perfect afaik. I'm sure it listens on all interfaces, i THINK there is no firewall blocking the external traffic. My configuration file: http://pastebin.ca/440116
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[22:25:14] <adaptr> TTIelu: don't be sure - prove it: netstat -ltp | grep master
[22:25:52] <sepski> TTIelu, does it listen on the needed interface ? (netstat -plont) perhaps you are on a isp that block port 25. (that's ok you should use 587 anyway)
[22:27:26] <TTIelu> yes it does listen on it
[22:27:27] <TTIelu> evsun:/etc/postfix # netstat -ltp | grep master
[22:27:27] <TTIelu> tcp        0      0 *:smtp                  *:*                     LISTEN      24444/master
[22:28:12] <TTIelu> what am i looking for at -plont?
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[22:34:58] <js_> do mail servers use a lot of ram?
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[22:38:34] <ribasushi> hi
[22:39:49] <ribasushi> http://www.postfix.org/ADDRESS_VERIFICATION_README.html#caching explicitly states "avoid hash files here. Use btree instead."
[22:39:55] <ribasushi> is there a certain rationale for this?
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[22:45:06] <ribasushi> rather dead in here...
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[22:57:18] <w4nabe> hi again, my isp blocks port 25.   i know dyndns.com has a paid forwarding service.  is there a good (free) way to work around this?
[23:02:28] <rcsu> w4nabe: use your isp mailer
[23:02:41] <rcsu> w4nabe: its simply the relayhost parameter
[23:03:10] <Schockwelle> hi @ all
[23:03:18] <Schockwelle> can anybody help me please.?
[23:03:19] <Schockwelle> http://nopaste.php-q.net/289565
[23:03:26] <Schockwelle> i have a tls problem
[23:03:32] <rcsu> gna, not this way
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[23:26:32] <w4nabe> rcsu: how would i change that setting?
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[23:33:08] <w4nabe> let me clarify.  should i set the relayhost variable to mail.<mydomain> ?
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[23:41:51] <djs_2_6> Hey all.  For the authmysqlrc file, should I comment out the default_domain option if I have more than one domain for mail?
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[23:45:09] <renkho> hello
[23:45:22] <renkho> im a bit lost with
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[23:45:24] <renkho> postfix
[23:45:28] <renkho> and policyd
[23:45:44] <renkho> im using policyd for limit the attachment size peer user
[23:45:59] <renkho> but it only works when i try with some email client
[23:46:08] <renkho> but it doesn't work from the webmail
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