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[00:07:13] <yoanis_gil> hello there
[00:07:32] <yoanis_gil> is it possible to set quotas for users in a postfix server where all users are virtual
[00:07:33] <yoanis_gil> ?
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[00:51:52] <remiss> hotmail is eating my email when I send mail to their servers and says it's okay, but don't actually deliver it.. any suggestions?
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[00:55:42] <hparker> remiss: postmaster at hotmail dot com might know
[01:00:33] <remiss> maybe.. the question is if my mail will arrive
[01:04:51] <hparker> Only they can answer that... if the give you a 250 and accept it, it's in their hands.. And.. this comes up once a day at least, don't feel like they're picking on you.. postmaster.msn.com might be helpful
[01:05:49] <remiss> nah.. read it :-/
[01:06:07] <remiss> I'll try sending them a mail, but I doubt they'll care even if they do get it
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[01:07:49] <remiss> any way to set up postfix to relay mail destined for hotmail through my isps smtp?
[01:08:23] <rob0> I have heard that they use content filtering on their abuse mailbox. So if you get spam from then and forward it, they reject it.
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[01:21:57] <autojack> I'm using a system-wide procmail script for some basic filtering. I run postfix, and my main.cf includes the line 'mailbox_command = procmail -t /etc/procmailrecipe'  this works great, but I've discovered that if users have a .procmailrc in their home directory, it seems to take precedence over this systemwide one. any ideas why that would be?
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[02:25:08] <eetfunk> Hi all.  I'm trying to convert a subject line containing "=?ISO-8859-1?" to unicode.  Problem is, I don't know what format the subject line with "=?ISO-8859-1?" in it is.  What is it called?
[02:27:12] <hparker> When I see it it's usually called spam
[02:28:36] <eetfunk> hparker: well, it means it's in another language, not necessarily spam :)
[02:29:20] <eetfunk> hparker: is there a name for that kind of encoding?  It would make my google search easier if I knew what to search for ;-)
[02:29:25] <hparker> I only speak english, inda narrows it down ;)
[02:29:34] <hparker> s/inda/kinda
[02:29:44] <hparker> Errmm... I'm not sure what it is
[02:31:19] <eetfunk> you're aware that there are other languages, right? ;-)
[02:31:35] <eetfunk> (just kidding in case you didnt see the smiley!)
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[02:34:58] <hparker> Yup ;)
[02:35:11] <hparker> it might be base64, i'm not real sure
[02:36:31] <danp> hi, i'm using pgsql lookups for aliases and i'm moving some things around. is there a way (via a temp change to my config maybe) i can make to have postfix accept mail but hold it and not look up aliases until i say?
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[09:34:23] <[miles]> morning #postfix
[09:34:25] <[miles]> guys, I've got some mailing list (phpclasses.org) thats causing me problems with double bounce...
[09:34:28] <[miles]> I'm getting
[09:34:29] <[miles]> MAIL FROM:<errors-diablo=bankingspain.com at phpclasses dot org>
[09:34:35] <[miles]> RCPT TO:<diablo at bankingspain dot com>
[09:34:37] <[miles]> 451 <errors-diablo=bankingspain.com at phpclasses dot org>: Temporary lookup failure
[09:34:47] <[miles]> any ideas wtf is going on please?
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[09:35:19] <[miles]> the mail from is real weird
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[09:36:21] <sysmonk> the mail from is normal
[09:37:00] <[miles]> :-\
[09:37:54] <[miles]> sysmonk: so why is it trying to lookup in my ldap tree
[09:37:55] <[miles]> the from
[09:37:56] <[miles]> ?
[09:39:11] <sysmonk> maybe you have some sender/recipient_restrictions
[09:40:06] <[miles]> mmm
[09:40:20] <[miles]> I'll try something actually
[09:40:22] <[miles]> bbias
[09:40:39] <f3ew> What's in your logs?
[09:41:02] <Milligan> [miles], is your ldap server running ?
[09:41:12] <[miles]> yeah
[09:41:16] <[miles]> it's running fine
[09:41:24] <[miles]> ok, it's when an = is in the user part
[09:41:25] <Milligan> You've tried restarting it, just for the heck of it ?
[09:41:36] <[miles]> in the MAIL FROM:
[09:43:45] <[miles]> http://pastebin.ca/457189
[09:44:18] <[miles]> and it should'nt been looking up the mail from anyway... for what?
[09:46:31] <sysmonk> [miles]: look at your _restrictions
[09:46:56] <sysmonk> or even better, increase a log level for that session, and see for yourself
[09:48:59] <[miles]> I've just increased logging on ldap
[09:49:37] <sysmonk> did you atleast look at your _restrictions, to see if there's anything obvious ?
[09:50:17] <[miles]> sorry, no not yet, I was checking ldap .. I will now
[09:50:50] <f3ew> [miles] SEE YOUR LOGS
[09:51:09] <[miles]> f3ew: I have
[09:51:14] <sysmonk> f3ew: the problem is in the = in the From, as he says
[09:51:26] <[miles]> nod
[09:51:46] <sysmonk> so he has a bad ldap querry, or something ( i don't know ldap :/ )
[09:51:51] <[miles]> http://pastebin.ca/457194
[09:52:09] <f3ew> sysmonk shouldn't matter
[09:52:26] <f3ew> the temporary lookup failure reason will be logged
[09:52:50] <f3ew> It's usually a failed connection, but could be a bad query or any other error\
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[09:55:32] <[miles]> smtpd_sender_restrictions = check_sender_access hash:/etc/postfix/sender_access, reject_authenticated_sender_login_mismatch, reject_non_fqdn_sender, reject_unknown_sender_domain
[09:55:37] <[miles]> guess it's one of these
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[10:00:45] <rootsvr> I'm struggling with sasl.. I used the howto from workaround and my postfix sasl does not seem to work..
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[10:03:20] <rootsvr> i can login using the values i entered in /etc/postfix/sasl/smtpd.conf but postfix can't .... (i use auxprop/sql): auxprop logs:Apr 25 10:02:16 localhost postfix/smtpd[616]: sql auxprop plugin using mysql engine
[10:03:20] <rootsvr> Apr 25 10:02:16 localhost postfix/smtpd[616]: sql plugin Parse the username test at testserver dot mydomain.tld
[10:03:20] <rootsvr> Apr 25 10:02:16 localhost postfix/smtpd[616]: sql plugin try and connect to a host
[10:03:20] <rootsvr> Apr 25 10:02:16 localhost postfix/smtpd[616]: sql plugin trying to open db 'mail' on host 'localhost'
[10:03:20] <rootsvr> Apr 25 10:02:16 localhost postfix/smtpd[616]: sql plugin could not connect to host localhost
[10:03:22] <rootsvr> Apr 25 10:02:16 localhost postfix/smtpd[616]: sql plugin couldn't connect to any host
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[10:05:32] <lennard> rootsvr: looks like sasl is trying to use tcp, while you when trying yourself are probably useing the socket
[10:06:21] <lennard> either configure sasl to use the socket, or enable networking in my.cnf
[10:06:23] <smesjz> hmm, not related entirely to Postfix but i hope someone can give a me pointer. On a LAMP setup, scripts mail to the outside world using PHP's mail(), which calls /usr/bin/sendmail . So to limit the impact of a script that mails all night (by POST blabla.php from apache for example), what would be the way to go? Make a sendmail wrapper? Or install mod_security?
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[10:07:01] <rootsvr> don't think so (i would like to use tcp because i don't want to hassle with the mysql socket in postfixs chroot).. mysql already binds to 127.0.0.1:3306 (and courier authdaemon happyly uses this)
[10:07:43] <lennard> if you already have courier authdaemon set up, you could always use the authdaemon method for sasl
[10:09:26] <smesjz> rootsvr: you can use mount --bind to work around that socket issue
[10:09:38] <smesjz> if you're using linux
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[10:10:07] <rootsvr> hmm.. right (now i wonder why ths howto uses two different methods). But for authdaemon i would also need to link the socket inside the chroot, right?
[10:12:04] <rootsvr> smesjz: : using linux? yeah.. (is there a postfix for windows?) but i would like to simplify this by just using the available mysql on tcp..
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[10:13:01] <smesjz> rootsvr: dont be a smartass...you cant use --bind on Freebsd for example ;)
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[10:14:49] <rootsvr> i haven't used a freebsd ever.. and the howto describes debian.. did not pretend to be smart..  my /etc/postfix/sasl/smtpd.conf reads: http://pastebin.ca/457210
[10:15:17] <Signum> rootsvr: The smtpd.conf is very likely in a different place then like /usr/lib/sasl2 or something.
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[10:15:38] <Signum> rootsvr: And you should really not apply that tutorial to anything but Debian.
[10:15:50] * Signum has a large warning note prepared for the next tutorial already
[10:16:27] <rootsvr> Signum: : not on Debian.. and i use debian (etch-stable)
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[10:26:31] <Signum> oh, okay :)
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[10:28:21] <Mc_Fly> I'm setting up some virtual user stuff. I did not setup virtual_mailbox_base. I set up virtual_transport. My question is: Where (what dir) will postfix deliver the mails?
[10:30:23] <Signum> rootsvr: your smtpd.conf looks right
[10:30:57] <Signum> rootsvr: you can enable mysql logging and see if you see any queries there when you try to use auth smtp
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[10:34:04] <rootsvr> Signum: I had the fear someone would say that..
[10:34:04] <rootsvr> mysql logs some querys but nothing related to sasl
[10:36:40] <Signum> rootsvr: any warnings in your mail.log?
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[10:38:54] <lkthomas-home> hey all
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[10:39:16] <lkthomas-home> I got this problem with some client:  server dropped connection without sending the initial SMTP greeting
[10:39:41] <lkthomas-home> how could I allow this smtp server to ignore greeting ?
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[10:50:10] <rootsvr> Signum: nothing special, just some Sasl auth errors : http://de.pastebin.ca/457242
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[10:51:58] <lkthomas-home> rootsvr: any idea on my question ?
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[10:51:59] <zink> Hi all, I want to archive incoming and outgoing mail. I'm running postfix 2.2.10 with mysql. Can anyone point me in the general direction, or give me some clues what I should be looking at?
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[10:52:19] <rootsvr> lkthomas-home: : no idea, but servers should not behave that way..
[10:52:37] <Signum> rootsvr: "no secret in database" sounds like the sql database isn't queried
[10:52:48] <Signum> rootsvr: are the needed packages (as mentioned in the tutorial) installed?
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[10:53:25] <rootsvr> lkthomas-home: : got tons of this my logs, but i belive this are some misbehaving spambots..
[10:53:34] <Signum> lkthomas-home: seconded... ignore them
[10:54:50] <[miles]> mmm im getting no where on finding out why postfix has problems with the = in the user part
[10:54:51] <[miles]> :-\
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[10:57:38] <rootsvr> Signum: Yeah.. no postfix-tls as this is obsolete in etch, but libsasl2,  libsasl2-2,libsasl2-modules,libsasl2-modules-sql, sasl2-bin are installed
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[11:02:08] <rootsvr> mysql server and client as well.. so maybe my main.cf is wrong? (but there are hardly any relevant entries in it)
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[11:06:56] <lkthomas-home> Signum: possible to put that as exception list ?
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[11:08:49] <rootsvr> Signum: : got on.. when i remove postfixes chroot it works.. so what parts of sasl can be hinderd by the chroot
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[11:10:31] <rootsvr> lkthomas-home: : What are you trying to archive.. afaik the message says: the remote server opend a port and then dropped the connection without sending anything.. what do you want your exception list to do?
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[11:11:48] <zink> Hi all. I want to add some standard blurb to the end of every email from certain virtual domains, and I'm using mysql to store the maps. Could anyone point me in the right direction?
[11:13:26] <lkthomas-home> rootsvr: that client is using fax to email server from other provider
[11:14:12] <lkthomas-home> rootsvr: when they change the forwarding to yahoo mail, it works fine
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[11:16:31] <rootsvr> zink: altermime kann edit emails, but not sure how to use that
[11:17:22] <rootsvr> lkthomas-home: : try to increase debugging, but i believe the problem lies on "other providers" side
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[11:21:57] <[miles]> mmm this is tricky... seems that the = is used by some mailing lists... and this boxes is only doing relaying
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[11:23:04] <zink> Hi all. I want to add some standard blurb to the end of every email from certain virtual domains, and I'm using mysql to store the maps. Could anyone point me in the right direction?
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[11:40:12] <lkthomas-home> Recipient address rejected: User unknown in virtual mailbox table <--- I always got this message from spammer, would it get into mail query at all ?
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[11:46:16] <[miles]> ok, seems my problem is related to MMDF addressing format
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[12:42:59] <rootsvr> Signum: : found my error: localhost in /etc/postfix/sasl/smtpd.conf was wrong 127.0.0.1 is better.
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[13:25:00] <Mc_Fly> I'm setting up some virtual user stuff. I did not setup virtual_mailbox_base. I set up virtual_transport. My question is: Where (what dir) will postfix deliver the mails?
[13:25:29] <Signum> Mc_Fly: Why don't you just set it? :)
[13:26:20] <Mc_Fly> Signum: because I have had this setting for a long time and, I'm using it with several virtual accounts. Don't whant to mess it up ;-)
[13:28:33] <Signum> Mc_Fly: Set it correctly and make virtual_mailbox_maps point to a directory _under_ that. Will work.
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[13:43:07] <Mc_Fly> Signum: nah, that would move the mail dirs to a new location
[13:45:23] <Signum> Mc_Fly: Not if you configure it to use the old location.
[13:45:40] <Signum> Mc_Fly: Or don't you know the old location and are now searching for the location on your hard disk where all emails of the last two years vanished?
[13:47:26] <Mc_Fly> Signum: yes, that is my question ;-)
[13:48:30] <Mc_Fly> Signum: I'm using cyrus to deliver the mails the the users, does that mean that the mails go directly to that?
[13:50:15] <Signum> No idea. I use the built-in "virtual" transport.
[13:50:28] <Mc_Fly> Signum: is that new?
[13:50:56] <Signum> Pretty ancient.
[13:51:00] <Mc_Fly> Signum: So postfix acts like the pop/imap server?
[13:51:24] <Signum> It uses mailbox/maildir structures that can be accesses by pop/imap serves like courier or dovecot, yes.
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[13:51:59] <Signum> If your virtual_mailbox_maps contains an entry like "john at doe dot org mails/doe.org/john/" then this is a maildir structure under the $virtual_mailbox_base directory.
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[13:52:30] <thefish> hello
[13:53:14] <thefish> i would like to test a new mail server, and would like our current postfix to reroute all mail to both itself as well as the new server. can anyone help with this please?
[13:53:19] <Mc_Fly> Signum: I know
[13:53:44] <thefish> ^ so that users of the current system are unaffected, but they can try the new one as well, with their current mail
[13:55:16] <cpm> thefish, how many?
[13:55:19] <cpm> users that is
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[13:57:02] <smesjz> cpm! show me the money!
[13:57:13] <thefish> cpm, how many users?
[13:57:16] <thefish> about 60
[13:57:32] <thefish> i would like all mail duplicated to the new server though
[14:01:37] <thefish> http://www.gliffy.com/publish/1215798/
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[14:05:01] <thefish> cpm: just updated the diagram, hope that makes it a bit clearer. do you think this is possible?
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[14:10:39] <cpm> thefish, reason I ask, is I fuddled about with the same thing, and figured out that the best thing to do,
[14:11:03] <cpm> would be to pick a group of folks who would be the best 'beta testers' about a dozen or so,
[14:11:20] <js_> is it possible to force smtp auth for all clients that arent local?
[14:12:08] <cpm> and just alias their email from the old sendmail/uw-imap server, to the new virtual-postfix/courier-imap server, and let them learn stuff for a while, and when I got all the feedback I needed, just take the old server down, migrate the accounts and bring the new server up over a weekend.
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[14:30:46] <thefish> cpm, ye ive sortof done something similar
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[14:31:22] <thefish> there were 10 or so beta testers using a separate domain (.net as apposed to .com) so i wanted to have the next "test" as phase one of migration
[14:31:53] <thefish> cpm, when you say alias their stuff from the old server, you mean like a sieve script or something?
[14:32:36] <thefish> what i would really like is to keep the same addresses, so fred at domain dot com can use the imap/postfix on either server
[14:40:12] <thefish> so even before it gets to filtering, it is automatically duplicated to the new MX, and the old MX acts almost like a "hop" if that makes sense?
[14:43:09] <cpm> thefish, you're setting yourself up for a world of pain, but it's doable I'm sure. But syncing both imap servers after a trial period is going to be very very hateful
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[14:48:20] <thefish> hehe
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[14:49:05] <thefish> cpm, ye thats true i spose - the last stage i was thinking though, would be to get users set up with 2 imap server, and drag needed mail across to the new one
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[14:49:14] <thefish> thats how we escaped exchange :/
[14:49:47] <thefish> the new server is zimbra, so they can use imap with thunderbird to transfer mail, then just use the web ui
[14:51:06] <cpm> thefish, well, if your users are anything like mine, I'm sure they'll be real good about doing that in a timely manner </sarcasm>
[14:51:15] <thefish> heh
[14:51:39] <thefish> cpm, the cool thing is: i dont have to care, they get a deadline, then its gone :)
[14:51:55] <cpm> well, why not just DO IT then
[14:52:30] <thefish> well, i need the nitty gritty on how to do it :/ how do i reroute a duplicate of each mail sent?
[14:53:16] <cpm> aliases
[14:53:31] <cpm> no, that won't work for you
[14:53:40] <cpm> what mda are you using on your old box?
[15:04:19] <thefish> cyrus
[15:04:22] <Roobarb> http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#always_bcc
[15:04:28] <Roobarb> thefish: that may help you
[15:04:41] <[miles]> I've told him that allready
[15:04:44] <Roobarb> ok
[15:04:49] <thefish> Roobarb: thing is, it wont be able to do MX lookups, because otherwise it will just find itself
[15:04:53] <Roobarb> I didn't scroll up that far
[15:05:06] <thefish> Roobarb: never mind [miles] hes just a script kiddie troll
[15:05:16] <[miles]> thefish: create a pipe in master.cf
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[15:05:18] <thefish> :)
[15:05:25] <thefish> ah, that sounds better
[15:05:26] <thefish> how mate?
[15:05:28] <[miles]> and pipe it to an ip
[15:05:38] <thefish> that sounds exactly what i want
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[15:06:40] <[miles]> i'll gmail u shortly
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[15:07:51] <[miles]> thefish: look at content_filter http://www.postfix.org/FILTER_README.html
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[15:09:58] <cpm> cyrus is a imap server, not a delivery agent.
[15:11:07] <[miles]> cpm: I think he knows that
[15:11:45] <[miles]> I'm still looking for a solution to handling these damn MMDF mails
[15:12:08] <[miles]> I've had to block the sending ip for the moment, cos my postmaster account is bloating
[15:13:46] <thefish> [miles]: cheers mate
[15:13:55] <thefish> cpm: thanks for the help :)
[15:16:02] <[miles]> cpm: you familar with MMDF at all?
[15:17:10] <[miles]> cpm: I've got mails coming in from a mailing list in with like MAIL FROM: <someone=somedomain.com at maillist dot com>
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[15:25:20] <[miles]> does no one have any experience of these mail lists?
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[15:31:41] <||arifaX> can someone help me out with some postfix stuff? I have postfix cyrus(with only 1 mailbox which I want to use for spam learning) amavisd spamassin and so on. I am currently acting in master.cf to tell postfix to deliver the mail as usuals (relaying to next gateway) and I want exact the same mail in my single cyrus imap mailbox. any ideas??
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[15:52:54] <kryl> hi
[15:53:51] <kryl> I use a server with postfix and a good configuration but I want to launch a second postfix server with an other ip (with aliasing) for testing some mails. Is it possible and how to redirect the emails on the good postfix server ofr outgoing emails ?
[15:53:58] <kryl> I'm not sure to be clear
[15:55:49] <smesjz> you can use transport maps for that
[15:56:17] <smesjz> which allows you to redirect all mail to joe at domain dot tld to the second server
[15:56:30] <smesjz> and leave other mail untouched
[15:59:47] <||arifaX> smesjz: I need this feature to create duplicates. I want have an exact copy of all incoming mail in one imap mailbox AND delivered to the next server as usual an configured in transport maps
[16:00:21] <||arifaX> smesjz: this imap mailbox is only used to eyeproof spam for spamfilter learning stuff
[16:01:27] <kryl> I just need to use a different ip to send emails to a special domain.
[16:01:39] <kryl> is it the best way for that?
[16:01:44] <smesjz> ||arifaX: looked at always_bcc or so?
[16:02:14] <||arifaX> smesjz: I know about always_bcc but it will rewrite the to: field so I don't have an exact duplicate
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[16:05:16] <smesjz> ||arifaX: ok, but you can use maildrop or so or any other delivery agent for that?
[16:05:44] * cpm uses the smesjz delivery agent
[16:06:04] * smesjz sends a cpmail
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[16:09:32] <kryl> smesjz, do you have an idea about my last question ? please
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[16:10:17] <||arifaX> smesjz: I read a lot but nothing supports exact duplicates. maybe you can help me otherwise. bcc would maybe be enough if you could tell me that spamassasins rules and learning do not depend on the to: field because then I will use bcc and I will be fine then
[16:11:06] <smesjz> well, it's better to whitelist the always_bcc address as to avoid spamassassin troubles
[16:11:23] <smesjz> you can whitelist the address in local.cf for example
[16:11:57] <smesjz> but I really doubt that always_bcc actually change the To: header
[16:11:58] <||arifaX> smesjz: I configure step by step so spamassasin will be the next part I will configure so I have no clue how the spamfilter itself will interpret mails. If the to: field does not matter that much to detect spam I will use bcc
[16:12:02] <smesjz> it should leave that untouched
[16:12:54] <smesjz> nah, the To: shouldn't matter. Other stuff in spamassassin is more important
[16:13:06] <smesjz> like others headers,body, certain words, relays etc
[16:14:03] <smesjz> you shouldn't worry about it
[16:16:00] <||arifaX> ok thanks smesjz for your help
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[16:58:24] <Fullmetal-Mavez> dremel ftw!
[16:58:29] <Fullmetal-Mavez> jasp
[16:58:31] <Fullmetal-Mavez> JASP!
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[17:02:57] <smesjz> neil!
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[17:59:55] <Phil2> hi there, I'm trying to use my postfix with some DNSBLs and am getting conflicting messages
[18:00:36] <devdas> what?
[18:00:39] <Phil2> one of the DNSBL sites claims I should use "smtpd_client_restrictions=reject_rbl_client BL_URL_HERE"
[18:00:57] <Phil2> and a blog claims I should use "smtpd_recipient_restrictions=reject_rbl_client BL_URL_HERE"
[18:01:11] <Phil2> althought I have tried both and neither seem to reject spam from any of the IPs on the list
[18:02:30] <devdas> Phil2: either works
[18:02:40] <devdas> !smtpd_delay_reject
[18:02:40] <knoba> devdas: 'smtpd_delay_reject' : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: Wait until the RCPT TO command before evaluating $smtpd_client_restrictions, $smtpd_helo_restrictions and $smtpd_sender_restrictions.
[18:02:45] <devdas> !cheatsheet
[18:02:46] <knoba> devdas: 'cheatsheet' : http://jimsun.linxnet.com/misc/postfix-anti-UCE.txt : A HOWTO for pre-DATA spam control.
[18:02:56] <Phil2> seems not in my case
[18:03:57] <Phil2> I want to stop people using IPs in one of the BLs from sending mail to my mail server
[18:04:13] <Phil2> would both params do that job?
[18:07:38] <devdas> yes
[18:07:55] <devdas> See the comment above about smtpd_delay_reject
[18:10:12] <Phil2> hmmmm
[18:10:21] <Phil2> I'm not sure that's what I want
[18:10:40] <Phil2> since I want it to apply to the actual IP of the connecting client, not any of the headers it sends
[18:11:27] <devdas> it applies to the IP, not headerd
[18:11:30] <devdas> headers
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[18:16:14] <eSe> hi
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[18:20:02] <eSe> i upgrade my server from edgy to feisty and saslauthd dont work now, i found that in mysql query username is wrong. I have looked for solutions but I have not found anything. the username xxxxx at ccc dot com in the query is only xxxxxx the rest of the user has dissapear
[18:20:08] <eSe> anybody have idea?
[18:23:00] <devdas> add the -r flag to your saslauthd startup
[18:24:45] <eSe> thanks devdas
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[18:27:27] <eSe> it works :)
[18:30:34] <OsRo> how to erase all messages in the tail?
[18:30:47] <devdas> postsuper -d ALL
[18:30:59] <OsRo> thank devdas
[18:32:43] <OsRo> my English is bad, few words
[18:35:15] <xpoint> my life is bad, give me more words :-)
[18:37:05] <OsRo> oops!!
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[19:09:33] <ALVAN> hi all
[19:10:03] <ALVAN> how can i add virtual users ..meaning the users are not ssytem users
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[19:10:50] <ALVAN> also i can specify a random virtual dir ...adn the permissiosn of the dir must be postfix.postfix?
[19:12:33] <Signum> !virtual
[19:12:34] <knoba> Signum: 'virtual' : a way to configure additional domains and user accounts (that do not need to exist in your /etc/passwd). See: http://www.postfix.org/VIRTUAL_README.html
[19:12:49] <Signum> !virtual_uid_maps
[19:12:49] <knoba> Signum: 'virtual_uid_maps' : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: Lookup tables with the per-recipient user ID that the virtual(8) delivery agent uses while writing to the recipient's mailbox.
[19:12:52] <Signum> !virtual_did_maps
[19:12:53] <knoba> Signum: Error: "virtual_did_maps" is not a valid command.
[19:12:55] <Signum> !virtual_gid_maps
[19:12:56] <knoba> Signum: 'virtual_gid_maps' : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: Lookup tables with the per-recipient group ID for virtual(8) mailbox delivery. In a lookup table, specify a left-hand side of " at domain dot tld" to match any user in the specified domain that does not have a specific "user at domain dot tld" entry.
[19:13:23] <ALVAN> ok thanks i will look into
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[19:19:45] <mgeary> hi folks
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[19:24:39] <mgeary> is it easy to implement SPF checking in postfix?
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[19:25:37] <mgeary> there appear to be several possible extensions/patches. i'm looking for something simple and effective (duh) :)
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[19:37:48] <Signum> sidvicius: uninstall postfix.
[19:38:21] <devdas> postfix stop
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[19:40:43] <sidvicius> ?
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[20:18:32] <LegolasV> hi, is there anyone here running postfix on debian using postgresql?
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[20:20:20] <Signum> me, soon :)
[20:21:04] <LegolasV> it seems I'm not able to get the postgresql part to work =/
[20:21:33] <LegolasV> probably something with access-restrictions or something like that
[20:24:52] <Signum> LegolasV: the mail.log should tell you if there are problems connecting to the database
[20:25:47] <LegolasV> I don't get postgre-errors it only says it couldn't find the virtual_alias_map for the email adress
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[20:27:15] <rob0> Signum: moving from MySQL?
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[20:33:04] <LegolasV> Signum: like this: "warning: 7B7EA388A7E: virtual_alias_maps map lookup problem for"
[20:33:11] <LegolasV> no extra information =/
[20:33:42] <ALVAN> there is a way in main.cf so i can set the path to log file ??
[20:34:04] <LegolasV> oh wait, postgresql's log says "2007-04-25 20:33:12 CEST LOG:  could not accept SSL connection: EOF detected" maybe that's it :)
[20:34:38] <rob0> ALVAN: no, but "postconf | grep syslog" will show some of the parameters which can influence how your syslogd(8) saves the logs.
[20:35:12] <ALVAN> rob0, well yeap but my ssylog has 0 lines in it :)
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[20:39:51] <rob0> LegolasV: FWIW, if the pgsql is on the same machine (or a secure Ethernet) as the Postfix, there's no point in using SSL.
[20:40:46] <LegolasV> rob0: I know, but I actually have no idea how to turn it off
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[20:57:33] <Signum> rob0: considering to move away from mysql
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[22:30:48] <sn00p-> Hello, I am having problems i'm working with postfix on freebsd I dont know where the mail is going when I send mail to my box. I have it set up using maildlir but do not know where the mail goes can anybody help me?
[22:31:08] <neko_> tail /var/log/maillog
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[22:31:54] <flammy> hi @all
[22:32:30] <sn00p-> neko_, ok what am I suppose to be seing?
[22:32:58] <sn00p-> neko_, I see th email messages in there
[22:32:59] <neko_> do tail -f /var/log/maillog in one term
[22:33:01] <neko_> and open another
[22:33:08] <neko_> then it's working...
[22:33:31] <sn00p-> right but why isn't it going into the proper directories?
[22:33:50] <neko_> not setup properly, re-read the docs
[22:33:51] <neko_> probably
[22:34:56] <flammy> i need to auth when i would send mail to my $relay_host, how to do it with postfix? a little hint please...
[22:35:29] <sn00p-> do you have a main.cf I can look at ?
[22:35:55] <flammy> sn00p-, me? Yes.
[22:36:06] <sn00p-> no
[22:36:09] <mgeary> i've got some entries in my maillog like this:  Apr 25 09:03:29 gemini postfix/qmgr[237]: 900894FAD47: from=<>, size=3960, nrcpt=1 (queue active). Why would the FROM be <>? How can i find out where that email came from?
[22:36:10] <sn00p-> I need a working one
[22:36:11] <flammy> sry
[22:36:39] <neko_> are you using "echo test | mail someaddress@whatever" or?
[22:37:11] <mgeary> i believe these emails may be bounce emails from mailman, which i have running on this machine.
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[22:42:12] <dragophoenixfire> I have a huge volume of spam in my outbound que's can someone help me out, im not sure how i became such a victum, i have already made some steps and would like some advice..
[22:43:10] <dragophoenixfire> hinet (168.95.5.x) has been firewalled off for one..
[22:44:05] <dragophoenixfire> i have 2000msg just in my 0 que
[22:44:14] <dragophoenixfire> i don't want to be a spammer help me......
[22:53:14] <flammy> my first suggestion 1) shootdown postfix 2) delete all msg in your spool 3) add "relay_domains = $mydestination","inet_interfaces = $myhostname, 127.0.0.1, localhost","mynetworks_style = host" to "main.cf"
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[22:53:31] <dragophoenixfire> cute
[22:53:37] <dragophoenixfire> i agree almost with you too
[22:53:48] <dragophoenixfire> i just fubared and need to fix it..
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[22:54:15] <dragophoenixfire> shouldn't thier be like 2 lines i need to add to my main.cf just to get rid of my problems?
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[22:57:53] <flammy> additional, you can also add "strict_rfc821_envelopes = yes" and "smtpd_sender_restrictions = reject_unknown_address, hash:/etc/postfix/access"
[22:59:12] <flammy> you have to create "/etc/postfix/access" refer to man page
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[23:29:17] <martix> hey guys
[23:29:25] <martix> this is my first time around here
[23:29:38] <martix> I have a problem with my postfix and the client mail app
[23:30:06] <martix> customers are sending hughe mails over my WAN (256kbps dedicated line) to my MTA postfix of course
[23:30:17] <martix> hughe = 76Mb
[23:30:41] <dragophoenixfire> is thier anyone of telling where the spam is comming from by looking at the message in the que?
[23:30:43] <martix> is there a way that postfix announces the silly customer that there is a limit for it??
[23:30:58] <Phil2> yes martix
[23:31:02] <Phil2> you can limit the size of mails
[23:31:05] <martix> dragophoenixfire: I can see that using webmin
[23:31:37] <Phil2> /var/spool/ normally dragophoenixfire
[23:31:52] <dragophoenixfire> im in the spool
[23:32:49] <martix> Phil2: my message_size_limit is set to 10240000
[23:32:51] <dragophoenixfire> hit up #flood i will show you the header
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[23:33:27] <dragophoenixfire> phil you commin?
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[23:35:58] <Maxxy>             554 <xxx at xxx dot xxx>: Relay access denied
[23:36:02] <Maxxy> how to fix it please ?
[23:37:00] <martix> Maxxy: you should setup the domain that will receive mails
[23:37:13] <Maxxy> mathez
[23:37:16] <Maxxy> matrix
[23:37:20] <Maxxy> i want all domain to receive mails
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[23:37:25] <Maxxy> its not sending
[23:37:31] <Maxxy> to gmail,hotmail,yahoo
[23:37:32] <Maxxy>  etc
[23:37:55] <Maxxy> only sending to local domains
[23:38:47] <martix> Maxxy: check myhostname and mydomain parameters
[23:38:51] <martix> then
[23:39:18] <Maxxy> myhostname = dynamite
[23:39:22] <martix>  would check mynetworks = 192.168.1.0/24 or whatever is your subnet
[23:39:29] <Maxxy> mydomain = dynamite.xxx.xxx
[23:39:36] <Maxxy> myorigin = $m
[23:39:47] <martix> Maxxy: then your hostname should be dynamite.domain.com.pe or whatever
[23:39:54] <Maxxy> matr
[23:39:54] <Maxxy> yes
[23:39:55] <martix> your domain should be domain.com.pe
[23:39:56] <Maxxy> i did it
[23:40:02] <Maxxy> dynamite.techbd.net
[23:40:11] <Maxxy> myhostname = dynamite
[23:40:12] <Maxxy> mydomain = dynamite.techbd.net
[23:40:12] <Maxxy> myorigin = $mydomain
[23:40:13] <martix> myorigin should be by default
[23:40:20] <martix> same as mydomain
[23:40:35] <Maxxy> dynamite.techbd.net ?
[23:40:54] <martix> that should be correct if:
[23:41:00] <martix> dynamite = the name of your host
[23:41:02] <Maxxy> $mydomain
[23:41:08] <martix> and techdb.net is your real domain
[23:41:14] <Maxxy> ok
[23:41:21] <Maxxy> mydestination = $myhostname, $mydomain
[23:41:26] <Maxxy> should make any change here ?
[23:41:37] <martix> acutally no, I left it by default
[23:41:40] <martix> actually
[23:41:49] <Maxxy> smtpd_sasl_auth_enable = no
[23:41:53] <Maxxy> anything on this ?
[23:41:57] <Maxxy> smtpd_sasl_security_options = anonymous
[23:41:58] <Maxxy> smtpd_sasl_local_domain = dynamite.techbd.net
[23:42:03] <Maxxy> broken_sasl_auth_clients = yes
[23:42:09] <martix> oh I see
[23:42:13] <Maxxy> smtpd_recipient_restrictions =
[23:42:14] <Maxxy>    permit_sasl_authenticated,
[23:42:14] <Maxxy>    permit_mynetworks,
[23:42:14] <Maxxy>    reject_unauth_destination
[23:42:15] <martix> I believe there is the problem
[23:42:19] <Maxxy> i think here is the problem
[23:42:23] <Maxxy> yap
[23:42:24] <Maxxy> me too
[23:42:27] <martix> I had the same problem when I setup tls
[23:42:43] <Maxxy> how did you fixed ?
[23:42:45] <martix> whenI had such problem, there was in smtpd_restrictions
[23:42:50] <martix> let me check my notes
[23:42:51] <martix> wait
[23:42:54] <Maxxy> oks ure
[23:43:14] <martix> #           reject_non_fqdn_recipient,
[23:43:14] <martix>             reject_unknown_sender_domain,
[23:43:14] <martix> #           reject_unknown_recipient_domain,
[23:43:14] <martix>             permit_sasl_authenticated
[23:43:14] <martix>             permit_mynetworks,
[23:43:14] <martix>             reject_unauth_destination,
[23:43:16] <martix>             reject_unknown_recipient_domain,
[23:43:18] <martix>             reject_unverified_recipient,
[23:43:29] <martix> this is part of my smtpd_recipient_restrictions
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[23:43:42] <martix> in that order it works perfectly
[23:43:47] <Maxxy> ok
[23:44:00] <martix> btw im not a postfix guru, just a casual user that came to ask another stuff
[23:44:09] <Maxxy> let me try :D
[23:44:10] <Maxxy> me too
[23:44:16] <martix> heh
[23:45:40] <Maxxy> damn
[23:45:45] <Maxxy> i got another problem with .htaccess!
[23:45:46] <Maxxy> :(
[23:46:08] <Maxxy> any idea how to fix it ?
[23:46:10] <Maxxy> Error 500 ?
[23:46:15] <Maxxy> Internal Server Error
[23:46:40] <martix> Maxxy: about error 500 check the logs of your httpd
[23:46:59] <martix> mostly common problems are permissions of directories where your data is
[23:47:08] <Maxxy> yah
[23:47:09] <Maxxy> nice idea
[23:47:11] <Maxxy> one sec
[23:47:16] <martix> check the user or group of your directory
[23:47:25] <martix> or/and or/
[23:47:27] <Maxxy> its show when i add
[23:47:28] <Maxxy> RewriteEngine on
[23:47:28] <Maxxy> RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-F
[23:47:28] <Maxxy> RewriteRule ^([-_!*$ at ~: dot a-zA-Z0-9]+)$ http://www.you.com/my_profile.php?username=$1
[23:47:32] <Maxxy> this on .htaccess
[23:47:38] <Maxxy> but its require to run this stupid script
[23:48:23] <martix> hmm just for the sake of slving the problem, get rid of your script and check if you have access to that directory
[23:49:38] <Maxxy> umm
[23:49:43] <Maxxy> the usergroup ?
[23:49:44] <Maxxy> apache ?
[23:50:30] <martix> it depends on your distro
[23:50:42] <martix> in some distros is apache or httpd or nobody
[23:50:47] <martix> check it running
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[23:50:55] <martix> ps aux | grep "httpd"
[23:50:56] <martix> or
[23:51:03] <martix> ps aux | grep "apache"
[23:51:06] <martix> depends on what distro
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[23:52:04] <Maxxy> do not mind
[23:52:06] <Maxxy> need to paste
[23:52:07] <Maxxy> dynamite:~# ps aux | grep "httpd"
[23:52:08] <Maxxy> root     11948  0.0  0.1  1548  472 pts/0    S+   17:51   0:00 grep httpd
[23:52:08] <Maxxy> dynamite:~# ps aux | grep "apache"
[23:52:08] <Maxxy> root     18031  0.0  1.7 14872 5084 ?        Ss   17:46   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start -DSSL
[23:52:08] <Maxxy> www-data 18034  0.0  3.8 20748 10944 ?       S    17:46   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start -DSSL
[23:52:09] <Maxxy> www-data 18037  0.0  1.3 14940 3840 ?        S    17:46   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start -DSSL
[23:52:11] <Maxxy> www-data 11674  0.0  1.3 14940 3836 ?        S    17:50   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start -DSSL
[23:52:13] <Maxxy> www-data 11675  0.2  3.8 20928 11148 ?       S    17:50   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start -DSSL
[23:52:15] <Maxxy> www-data 11676  0.0  1.3 14940 3836 ?        S    17:50   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start -DSSL
[23:52:17] <Maxxy> root     11961  0.0  0.1  1548  476 pts/0    S+   17:51   0:00 grep apache
[23:52:20] <Maxxy> dynamite:~#
[23:52:51] <Maxxy> the mail is still making problem
[23:52:54] <Maxxy> i am bored !
[23:52:54] <Maxxy> :(
[23:53:00] <martix> check your maillog
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[23:53:20] <Maxxy> how to go to the end of fine in nano ?
[23:53:28] <martix> for the user of apache2 the user is www-data
[23:53:44] <Maxxy>  [ Read 4206 lines ]
[23:53:45] <martix> Maxxy: just a question did you restarted postfix?
[23:53:48] <Maxxy> my line can not read
[23:53:53] <Maxxy> matr
[23:53:57] <Maxxy> martix
[23:54:00] <Maxxy> i did the whole server
[23:54:37] <martix> plz paste what says the mailllog
[23:54:43] <martix> just the fragment what we are interested
[23:55:17] <Maxxy> i just rm mail.log
[23:55:22] <Maxxy> let me restart postfix
[23:55:31] <Maxxy> because i can not ready 4206 lines ;p
[23:55:37] <Maxxy> my connection hanged
[23:55:42] <Maxxy> if i do "cat"
[23:56:04] <Maxxy> dynamite:/var/log# cat mail.log
[23:56:05] <Maxxy> Apr 25 17:54:56 dynamite authdaemond.plain: modules="authuserdb", daemons=5
[23:56:05] <Maxxy> Apr 25 17:54:59 dynamite postfix/postfix-script: starting the Postfix mail system
[23:56:05] <Maxxy> Apr 25 17:54:59 dynamite postfix/master[15423]: daemon started -- version 2.1.5
[23:56:05] <Maxxy> dynamite:/var/log#
[23:56:06] <Maxxy> ok
[23:56:07] <martix> you dont need to read 4xxx lines
[23:56:09] <Maxxy> lets see
[23:56:18] <martix> just write tail -f maillog
[23:56:27] <martix> or whatever your log file is named
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[23:58:41] <rob0> !pastebin
[23:58:42] <knoba> rob0: 'pastebin' : a way to paste larger amounts of text so that other people can read it. Try http://www.rafb.net/paste/ or http://paste.debian.net/ - Do not forget to tell us the URL where you pasted it.
[23:58:59] <Maxxy> hmm
[23:59:46] <Maxxy> http://paste.debian.net/26513
[23:59:50] <Maxxy> martix
[23:59:51] <Maxxy> http://paste.debian.net/26513





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