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[01:13:42] <sgillespie> hello
[01:13:48] <sgillespie> i am having a problem
[01:13:57] <sgillespie> i'm not receiving email in my box
[01:14:30] <sgillespie> i get
[01:14:30] <sgillespie> May  7 19:17:12 bisonofborg postfix/local[6016]: CA66941E8AB: to=<sgillespie at bisonofborg dot com>, relay=local, delay=0.5, delays=0.09/0/0/0.4, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (delivered to command: /usr/bin/procmail -a "$DOMAIN")
[01:14:41] <sgillespie> but nothing...
[01:15:05] <nictuku> try debugging procmail
[01:15:24] <nictuku> http://partmaps.org/era/mail/procmail-debug.html
[01:15:34] <sgillespie> alrighty
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[01:17:39] <Altay> hi.. maybe I'm not using the most elegant solution, but... I have a "mailing list" based on aliases (i.e. alias "store" forwards to multiple accounts), but I want to be able to allow only certain local users to deliver to this alias... Is it possible to have such restriction?
[01:18:34] <nictuku> hmm
[01:19:26] <nictuku> try something like smtpd_XXX_restriction = hash:/etc/postfix/mailing
[01:19:35] <nictuku> then in the mailing file put something like
[01:21:18] <nictuku> list at yourdomain dot com check_sender_access hash:/etc/postfix/mailing_allowed_senders
[01:21:42] <Altay> mmm that sounds good, let me give it a try :)
[01:21:43] <nictuku> then in mailing_allowed_senders list allowed senders followed by OK
[01:21:59] <nictuku> it can get confusing hehe
[01:22:13] <Altay> that won't block local delivery between other accounts, right?
[01:22:38] <nictuku> no, but wait
[01:23:26] <nictuku> in the mailing file put something like "list at yourdomain dot com mailing_access"
[01:23:59] <nictuku> argh
[01:24:11] <Altay> mmm
[01:24:12] <nictuku> http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-5056088-2.html
[01:24:16] <nictuku> check this article
[01:24:50] <Altay> ok, let me see
[01:25:21] <nictuku> it's not for that, but it illustrates a way to use "nested checks"
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[01:26:12] <sgillespie> i seem to have mail in /var/spool/mail
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[01:26:21] <Altay> it looks pretty much what I'm trying to do, just using another context
[01:26:34] <nictuku> yeah
[01:26:58] <nictuku> instead of client checks, you'll use sender and recipient checks
[01:27:05] <Altay> right!
[01:27:26] <Altay> thanks so much, this will save me from a big headache :D
[01:27:58] <nictuku> feel free to upload that config file to some pastebin and I'll see if I can review them later
[01:28:10] <nictuku> that config = the config you setup
[01:30:00] <sgillespie> okay, for some reason my mail is delivered to /var/spool/mail
[01:30:10] <sgillespie> when i want it to mail to /home/user/Maildir
[01:30:22] <sgillespie> where is that set?
[01:30:22] <Altay> ok, thanks :)
[01:35:11] <nictuku> sgillespie: for 'local' accounts, mail_spool_directory
[01:35:23] <nictuku> sgillespie: try "postconf mail_spool_directory"
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[01:45:41] <sgillespie> i found my problem...completely unrelated to postfix...i was having a problem with spambayes
[01:45:46] <sgillespie> but i appreciate all of your help
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[01:50:49] <kjdavies> *sigh*
[01:51:16] <kjdavies> emerge world last week.  There didn't seem to be any relevant updates to postfix/dspam configuration, so I discarded them
[01:51:27] <kjdavies> now, of course, my server is rejecting mail
[01:51:47] <kjdavies> with '503 5.1.0 Authentication Required (in reply to MAIL FROM command)'
[01:52:08] <kjdavies> I am using exactly the same configuration files I was before the update
[01:52:23] <kjdavies> so.  what causes this particular rejection message?
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[01:58:29] <nictuku> kjdavies: sasl check I guess
[01:58:49] <kjdavies> 'sasl check'?
[01:59:08] <nictuku> kjdavies, type postconf smtpd_sender_restrictions
[01:59:20] <kjdavies> ''
[01:59:37] <nictuku> unlikely
[02:01:08] <kjdavies> #postconf smtpd_sender_restrictions
[02:01:08] <kjdavies> smtpd_sender_restrictions =
[02:02:14] <nictuku> is that really from your server?
[02:02:20] <kjdavies> yes
[02:02:35] <kjdavies> smtpd_recipient_restrictions is set
[02:03:33] <nictuku> well check than then. although "in reply to MAIL FROM" means that's a restriction enforced after RCPT TO, AFAIK
[02:04:15] <kjdavies> fwiw it's probably *not* postfix, that's just what passed the message
[02:04:30] <kjdavies> 'more full' text:
[02:04:31] <kjdavies> host
[02:04:31] <kjdavies>    cthulhu.kjdavies.org[/var/run/dspam/dspam.sock] said: 503 5.1.0
[02:04:31] <kjdavies>    Authentication Required (in reply to MAIL FROM command)
[02:04:46] <kjdavies> so it's probably not postfix' fault at all
[02:05:03] <nictuku> are you using some policyd?
[02:05:08] <nictuku> well
[02:05:11] <kjdavies> (yeah, I noticed that right after initially asking... figured I might as well see if it got me an answer)
[02:05:35] <nictuku> then good luck :-)
[02:05:49] <kjdavies> thanks
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[02:48:15] <kjdavies> hrm
[02:48:28] <kjdavies> postfix *says* it's accepting for delivery, but the messages don't seem to get to me
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[05:06:02] <ek> kjdavies: Still around?
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[06:34:19] <kjdavies> ek: wasn't, but I'm back now
[06:43:01] <f3ew> logs?
[06:45:58] <ayeuu> hi there,i've got a big problem, I use sasl for sending mail over smtp with auth, but when I send mail I can put a false adress. for exemple, I can log with user at domain dot virt then change the adress mail of this user for sending mail from "stupid at adresse dot no.existant.com" :/
[06:46:53] <ayeuu> here is my smtpd_recipient_restrictions : permit_sasl_authenticated, permit_mynetworks, reject_unauth_destination
[06:47:04] <ayeuu> i've forget something ?
[06:48:39] <f3ew> !smtpd_sender_authorized_maps
[06:48:41] <knoba> f3ew: Error: "smtpd_sender_authorized_maps" is not a valid command.
[06:48:44] <f3ew> hmmm
[06:50:07] <f3ew> !smtpd_sender_login_maps
[06:50:08] <knoba> f3ew: 'smtpd_sender_login_maps' : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: Optional lookup table with the SASL login names that own sender (MAIL FROM) addresses.
[06:50:30] <ayeuu> :) thx, i'll search that
[06:50:41] <f3ew> !reject_authenticated_sender_login_mismatch
[06:50:42] <knoba> f3ew: Error: "reject_authenticated_sender_login_mismatch" is not a valid command.
[06:50:53] <f3ew> See postconf(5) for  reject_authenticated_sender_login_mismatch
[06:51:02] <f3ew> and reject_sender_login_mismatch
[06:51:27] <ayeuu> ok, thx
[06:53:00] <ayeuu> that works for alias too I suppose ?
[06:54:09] <ayeuu> i've a "false" virtual user (like admin at virt dot domain) wich is an alias for user at virt dot domain; user at virt dot domain can send mail from admin at virt dot domain ?
[06:55:52] <f3ew> See the smtpd_sender_login_maps
[06:56:18] <ayeuu> ok
[06:58:08] <ayeuu> oh, I'vegot another question please: what is the difference of "message_size_limit" and "mailbox_size_limit" ?
[06:59:35] <f3ew> per message size limit, and the mbox file size limit
[07:01:06] <kjdavies> f3ew: was that to me?
[07:01:30] <ayeuu> so mailbox_size_limit is like a quota for mailbox ?
[07:03:18] <f3ew> yes
[07:03:22] <f3ew> kjdavies logs?
[07:03:33] <ayeuu> ok, thx a lot f3ew :)
[07:03:50] <kjdavies> f3ew: which logs?
[07:04:00] <kjdavies> postfix says it's handing off to dspam and the messages are being delivered
[07:04:06] <kjdavies> dspam's logs say the messages are being delivered
[07:04:11] <kjdavies> but they're not showing up anywhere I can find them
[07:04:58] <f3ew> oops
[07:05:04] * f3ew is not familiar with dpsm
[07:05:07] <f3ew> dspam
[07:05:14] <f3ew> perhaps in ~/Maildir.
[07:05:20] <f3ew> or in /var/mail?
[07:05:49] <kjdavies> nope
[07:06:12] <kjdavies> checked /var/mail, /var/spool/mail (which /var/mail points at), ~/.maildir, ~/Mail, ...
[07:06:23] <kjdavies> what I find really frustrating about this is that it *was* working
[07:06:57] <kjdavies> I evidently broke the config files on my last emerge
[07:07:05] <kjdavies> but I can't see *how*
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[07:07:38] <sn00p-> what should my mail_spool_directory be ? in postfix?
[07:07:57] <kjdavies> sn00p-: mail spool usually lives in /var/spool/mail
[07:08:15] <kjdavies> if you're using .maildir, you don't really *have* a spool directory since it gets stored in each user's space
[07:08:29] <sn00p-> ok, i'm doing maildir so what should I put?
[07:08:54] <kjdavies> I have in main.cf
[07:08:57] <kjdavies> home_Mailbox = .maildir/
[07:09:15] <sn00p-> with the period?
[07:09:51] <kjdavies> yes
[07:09:54] <kjdavies> hidden directory
[07:09:57] <kjdavies> sorry
[07:09:59] <sn00p-> What do you use
[07:10:02] <sn00p-> pine?
[07:10:03] <kjdavies> 'home_mailbox = .maildir'
[07:10:04] <kjdavies> mutt
[07:10:10] <sn00p-> how do I configure that
[07:10:13] <sn00p-> to get the mail
[07:10:14] <kjdavies> (Mailbox isn't capitalized
[07:10:27] <kjdavies> sn00p-: you're asking someone who currently cannot *find* the mail that he's being told is being delivered
[07:10:38] <kjdavies> 'it just *used* to work' is all I can say
[07:10:44] <sn00p-> oh
[07:10:46] <sn00p-> your having problems to
[07:10:49] <kjdavies> yep
[07:10:55] <kjdavies> haven't received email in five days
[07:11:04] <kjdavies> ... mostly because I haven't been arsed to fix it until today
[07:12:21] <sn00p-> well I don tknow where the mail is going to
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[07:53:33] <kjdavies> f3ew: found it.  Walked through http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Spam_Filtering_with_DSPAM_and_Postfix
[07:53:41] <kjdavies> found a 'LMTP' where it was supposed to be 'SMTP'
[08:00:11] <sn00p-> ok, I got mail going to the Maildir, How do I get Mutt to read that directory?
[08:02:01] <f3ew> mutt -f Maildir/
[08:02:39] <sn00p-> it says it isn't a directory
[08:03:48] <kjdavies> awright!
[08:03:56] <kjdavies> email's been back up 10 minutes, already got spam!
[08:04:11] <sn00p-> welcome to america
[08:04:12] <sn00p-> :)
[08:04:52] <kjdavies> dspam's around 87% accurate on spam identification
[08:05:26] <kjdavies> so I see < 1/7 of what actually hits the box
[08:05:31] <kjdavies> and it's getting better
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[08:05:53] <sn00p-> mutt is saying could not create temporary file
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[08:06:00] <sn00p-> when I click on the email
[08:06:23] <kjdavies> sodding off now, thanks for your help.
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[09:23:50] <sn00p-> postfix: fatal: chdir(/usr/libexec/postfix): No such file or directory
[09:23:54] <sn00p-> postfix: fatal: chdir(/usr/libexec/postfix): No such file or directory
[09:23:58] <sn00p-> how come I get that error?
[09:24:43] <f3ew> your install is broken
[09:25:14] <lennard> the bofh calendar says: Atilla the hub
[09:32:30] <ayeuu> hi/re, we can put lots files for maps arguments ? (for exemple virtual_alias_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/virtual/virtual_domain1_alias, hash:/etc/postfix/virtual/virtual_domain2_alias, etc..)
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[09:33:57] <Signum> ayeuu: wouldn't a database be more convenient?
[09:34:37] <ayeuu> like what ?
[09:36:57] <f3ew> yes you can do tha
[09:36:58] <f3ew> t
[09:37:13] <ayeuu> ok, thx
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[09:46:59] <Signum> ayeuu: mysql, postgres, ldap...
[09:47:58] <ayeuu> Signum: I can't, I must use "classics" files :/
[09:48:58] <Signum> ayeuu: that will probably work for a few domains. but with 100 domains that will likely break.
[09:50:36] <ayeuu> Signum: ok, thx; it will be for < 100 users normally
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[10:17:44] <wooya510> Can I limit attached files size per each users with postifx?
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[10:23:12] <f3ew> no
[10:24:03] <wooya510> really?
[10:24:29] <wooya510> Can't I do that? nerver?
[10:24:50] <Signum> Postfix is open-source. :)
[10:24:51] * Signum ducks
[10:25:00] <wooya510> ah~
[10:25:43] <f3ew> SMTP is a multi-recipient protocol
[10:29:21] <sysmonk> wooya510: you're welcome to submit a patch! :)
[10:30:20] <sysmonk> or just make a policy daemon wich would check that, and filter all your mails through it
[10:31:34] <kjalil> hello everyone, i have what I hope is a simple question
[10:33:24] <kjalil> i have a postfix server set up with amavis, spamassassin and clamav, but when I try to read the logs everything is sort of interleaved, so I don't know how to follow a message from arrival to delivery. is there a better way to watch message delivery than the log file?
[10:34:11] <kjalil> what i mean is, when a message arrives, another one arrives and another, so I can no longer find what happened to the first message
[10:35:13] <Habbie> kjalil, you should be able to match the lines to eachother based on message IDs and process PIDs; it's not unlikely that a logfile analyzer exists that can do this matching for you, but i don't know any names
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[10:36:40] <kjalil> Hobbie: yeah, that's sort of what I was hoping for, some kind of analyser which would sort them nicely for me, so when users go to me "I haven't received her email!" I can atleast easily figure out what happened to it?
[10:37:09] <Habbie> kjalil, google around a bit i'd say - i know i used to use a few good ones for qmail, i would fully expect similar tools to exist for postfix
[10:37:24] <Habbie> kjalil, but, also learn yourself to do it by hand, it's really not that hard
[10:37:35] <kjalil> right now, it is difficult to read the log, or perhaps I'm using the wrong approach to this? is there a better way to quickly find lost emails than checking the logs?
[10:37:50] <Habbie> kjalil, it takes some effort to learn
[10:38:06] <Habbie> kjalil, why don't you paste a few interleaved logs on paste-it.net and we'll guide you through
[10:38:16] <Habbie> brb
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[10:39:32] <kjalil> Hobbie: yes, I have deciphered a few but usually I just grep for the email address and I can see the problem. the biggest problem for me right now is amavis and spamassassin insert a big block of text about matches, etc
[10:40:02] <Habbie> you need to watch very closely for the transition from postfix to amavis, and then from amavis to postfix
[10:40:12] <Habbie> but it's all in there, even when you get multiple messages to the same recipient
[10:40:21] <kjalil> Hobbie:  sorry I'm sure I'm not allowed to paste this it's private. I'll just ask you guys for pointers when I need it :)
[10:40:32] <Habbie> ok
[10:40:37] <kjalil> Hobbie: thanks
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[11:33:55] <tls_81> good morning, Am getting mail defered from yahoo mail when my smtp server forwards to them, I have read a bit and realise they grey list everyone, will installing a spf record fix this issue or should i just let my mail server redeliver?
[11:37:01] <sep> tls_81, if they greylist everyone. then you must wait and redeliver
[11:38:33] <UQlev> tls_81: I heard they use domain keys
[11:38:46] <tls_81> sep: It's what seems to be going around the rumour mill... Yahoo seems to deny it though... anyone know mor?
[11:39:47] <tls_81> will postfix take care of redelivery or do I need to flush mail q?
[11:39:56] <Habbie> postfix will retry for you
[11:41:33] <tls_81> Habbie: I have used the flush command to try and flush the q, but to no avail is there a set amount of time yahoo needs to determine if my mail server is forwarding SPAM?
[11:41:53] <sep> tls_81, you have to wait until postfix redeliver.
[11:42:14] <tls_81> thanks sep.
[11:42:17] <sep> tls_81, ofcourse it would help you to look at the defer message
[11:43:42] <tls_81> have done so... refused to talk to me: 421 Message from temporarily defered....
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[11:44:52] <tls_81> I have read there defer form and filled it in, but after doing so I read that people hgave not been getting a responce... so thought I'd come on here and ask....
[11:46:15] <misc--> hi... I have a spam filter running on a postfix server, and in my transport file, if email is sent to spam at retrain dot domain.com then it forwards it to a spam filter process...
[11:47:20] <misc--> well actually it doesn't pass it to a filter, but actually retrains it. That works fine, for people who are in $mynetworks...
[11:47:59] <misc--> but I want to make it so that any mail that gets sent to this address, even from "outside" will bypass all the smtpd_sender_....
[11:48:00] <misc--> nevermind
[11:48:03] <misc--> I think I've solved it
[11:49:33] <misc--> thanks for listening ;)
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[12:19:26] <tls_81> any ideas how I might find a specific message in a specific Maildir by using the original mailq ID?
[12:20:05] <Habbie> tls_81, use grep, it should be in the Received-headers of the message
[12:21:07] <tls_81> Habbie, Thanks... hadn't thought of that.. and googleling was retunring absolutely nothing
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[12:25:49] <intt> hi all, can anybody help me with postfix ? )
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[12:29:19] <UQlev> intt: po russki ty tut nichego ne reshish ;)
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[12:44:16] <cy_`> hello
[12:45:22] <cy_`> when i have my TLD example.com as a CNAME in my dns.. does that violate any RFC ? because then the MX entrys wont show up.. when i enter the TLD example.com as an A-Record they do..
[12:48:39] <Habbie> yes, you can't do that
[12:49:18] <cy_`> why not?
[12:49:24] <cy_`> is there any RFC i could check for that?
[12:49:29] <Habbie> 1034/1035
[12:49:37] <Habbie> basically you can't CNAME the top (also called apex) of a zone
[12:49:54] <cy_`> whats 1034/1035 ? :)
[12:50:02] <Habbie> rfc1034, rfc1035
[12:50:12] <cy_`> ok . thanks alot! :)
[12:50:16] <Habbie> np
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[13:50:39] <tls_81> habbie: thx for help earlier on... got to go...
[13:50:49] <tls_81> sep: thx aswell...
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[13:51:35] <rob0> Ouch, he left without thanking cpm !!
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[14:31:50] <ScottMac> anyone find that the greylist.pl randomly corrupts its database?
[14:32:03] <ScottMac> we're having issues with it and the end result is hundreds of processes
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[14:34:07] <ScottMac> I'm tempted to re-write the berkley db handler to use sqlite
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[14:58:35] <ashd> HI. quick Q (i am reading docs but would appreciate a quick pointer) i have an exchange server that sits behind a postfix server - the exchange server has been hacked and i want to queue all mail for that domain beyond the 5 days. where do i add it to the postfix config - (centos 4.4 all up to date)
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[15:10:11] <ashd> thanks... found what i need "ondemand  unix  -       -       n       -       -       smtp" and "defer_transports = ondemand"
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[18:37:11] <alecs> hi there !
[18:37:45] <alecs> i have a problem with a Extremail machine, and i don't know where to ask
[18:38:13] <alecs> i'm being blacklisted and i don't know how to secure my server
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[18:52:14] <cpm> what the heck is Extremail
[18:52:23] <cpm> how do you know you've been blacklisted,
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[19:04:55] <denisbr> Hi
[19:05:59] <denisbr> Is possible using the postfix ... I forward a mail with attached file extension for a user?
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[20:01:46] <Roey> hi everybody so glad you're here, it's Coolio widda flo' back in ya eah
[20:01:50] <Roey> anyway
[20:01:55] <Roey> about Postgrey, if anyone knows,
[20:02:22] <Roey> Where exactly does Postgrey keep its dynamically-updated whitelist?
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[20:30:13] <mlehrer> is anyone here familiar with getting yahoo domain keys working
[20:31:09] <mlehrer> i set up a program called dkfilter awhile ago but i can't seem to find an rpm for it; leading me to believe that there may be a replacement project
[20:33:51] <mlehrer> ah, dkim-proxy
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[20:41:04] <Lars_G> Is there a tool other than slowly parsing a log file, to follow the whole process of a queued message?
[20:41:21] <Lars_G> where, how and when it was received from, what was done with it, etc? based on the ID?
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[21:00:55] <mordaunt> can you have multiple transports?
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[21:02:29] <higuita> mordaunt: yes, of course... check the master.cf
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[21:06:01] <Lars_G> Question, is there any way to use the smtpd service thorough xinetd without TOO much performance lose?
[21:09:47] <cpm> no
[21:11:18] <Lars_G> Thanks
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[21:18:08] <stonith> I have a question about postfix and syntax.  relay_domains=hash:/etc/postfix/relay_domains, in order to use this, it has to be postmapped correct?  Is there any other way where I do not have to run postmap?
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[21:23:37] <sepski>  relay_domains=/etc/postfix/relay_domains  ?
[21:26:59] <stonith> sepski: that would work, but what would be the syntax of the relay_domains filename? Is it foobar.com per new line?
[21:29:36] <sepski> http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#relay_domains
[21:32:44] <stonith> sepski: yeah i already took a look at that doc, but it really doesn't explain the syntax of /file/name pattern, i guess I'll just test.
[21:33:26] <sepski> Specify a list of host or domain names,  separated by commas and/or whitespace.
[21:34:39] <sepski> sorry i was confuesd :P   i use sql tabkes
[21:35:00] <stonith> sepski thanks for clear that out for me, lol
[21:35:33] <rob0> hash: means postmap(1) is needed to build a BDB file.
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[21:35:52] <rob0> Some parameters can read from a plain text file.
[21:36:54] <rob0> With relay_domains, you can simply list them in the main.cf, so a text file should work too.
[21:38:30] <stonith> rob0: so in essence, if relay_domains = domain1.com and I added domain2.com, obviously I don't have to do postmap, but I can just simple do a postfix reload correct?
[21:39:16] <rob0> The reload is optional, the changes will be picked up with the next ~10min. restart of smtpd.
[21:39:42] <stonith> excellent insight, thanks rob0 and sepski.
[21:39:49] <rob0> actually postmap is better because it signals smtpd to restart.
[21:40:22] <stonith> so after running a postmap, reload/restart option for postfix is not required?
[21:40:31] <stonith> didn't know that
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[21:44:04] <rob0> Correct. Potfix daemons look at the file timestamp on the .db files they use.
[21:44:59] <rob0> If you're just using a small number of domains that don't change often, I would list them in main.cf.
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[21:46:46] <stonith> rob0: using the hash:/etc/postfix/filename with postmap, the reason is?  Does it search faster I guess when there are a lot of records?
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[21:47:15] <x86_> aparantly, the guy before me setup something to trap all inbound emails and archive them for a period of time
[21:47:28] <x86_> i'm a qmail guy normally, but have nothing against postfix by any means
[21:48:03] <x86_> I know he set it up to use cyrus/sasl for authentication against LDAP, but beyond that i'm not too sure of how it's setup
[21:48:24] <x86_> anyone have any ideas of where to look for archived inbound emails?
[21:49:32] <rob0> stonith: a BDB search is indeed very fast with many records.
[21:50:05] <rob0> x86_: pastebin "postconf -n", or just browse your main.cf yourself.
[21:50:06] <stonith> rob0: thanks for your very informative answers
[21:50:26] <x86_> rob0: it wouldn't be stuck in mysql somewhere or the like?
[21:51:05] <x86_> rob0: and do you know the configuration parameter that sets a catchall up?
[21:51:32] <x86_> mailbox_transport = lmtp:unix:/extern/cyrus/lmtp
[21:51:42] <x86_> hmmm... perhaps it's a cyrus setting?
[21:51:57] <rob0> could be cyrus, yes.
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[22:49:07] <felipe_> hello good afernoon, how can i make aliases for my users, y i use only one domain, and non-unix accounts, accounts are cyrus mailboxes, ?
[22:49:51] <Signum> felipe_: Use virtual_alias_maps
[22:50:40] <felipe_> but i do not use virtual domains, just virtual users, only one domain
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[22:51:06] <felipe_> i have mydomain = my.mailserver.com
[22:51:08] <felipe_> on main.cf
[22:51:27] <Signum> virtual_alias_maps applies to all domains whether local, virtual alias or virtual mailbox
[22:51:36] <Signum> But in that case the /etc/aliases is fine, too.l
[22:51:53] <felipe_> ok thanks a lot  :)
[22:52:18] <Signum> Don't forget to run "newaliases" afterwards. :)
[22:52:39] <felipe_> umm strange /etc/aliases didnt work, ive done newalises
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[22:53:06] <felipe_> MYUSER:myuser
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[22:53:41] <Signum> felipe_: correct
[22:57:26] <felipe_> but it doesnt work :(
[22:58:25] <felipe_> i only need to redirect each account, if for  example the user sends a mail to MYUSER at mymailserver dot com it should be redirect to myuser at mymailserver dot com
[22:59:01] <felipe_> or is there a easier way to do that ? (simply UPPERcase to lowercase replacement on username)
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[23:47:15] <openmax71> hi all, i need to add on my mail server postfix a function to add on all email from my domain the "Disposition-Notification-to: xxx at xxx dot it" in the header file
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[23:49:33] <openmax71> my problem is from my Iseries AS/400 that send email without the disposition-notification-to so i what to add on the postfix server
[23:49:47] <openmax71> can be done ?
[23:51:31] <felipe_> Signum ok thanks a lot it did work with virtual_alias_map
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