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[00:50:00] <kate`> hello... i'm a little confused. postfix claims "daemon started", but i don't see it LISTENing to port 25 according to netstat -an
[00:50:10] <kate`> what process is responsible for binding that port?
[00:50:56] <ZeR0^> sendmail ?
[00:51:17] * kate` squints
[00:51:26] <shasta> kate`, master
[00:53:00] <kate`> aha, i have "stmp unix ..." in master.cf. i guess that ought to be "smtp inet ..."?
[00:54:13] <shasta> if you want it to listen on tcp/25, yes
[00:54:16] <kate`> alright, that's more like it
[00:54:17] <kate`> thanks :)
[00:54:38] <ZeR0^> i've this problem before five hours : http://pastebin.com/d622a3bea
[00:55:05] <ZeR0^> i haven't touched to configuration, just upgrade the system & reboot it
[00:55:12] <ZeR0^> and it worked perfectly before
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[00:55:16] <shasta> sigusr2? funky
[00:55:35] <ZeR0^> ?
[00:55:42] <shasta> signal 12 is SIGUSR2
[00:55:50] <ZeR0^> and it's means ?
[00:56:20] <kate`> USR2 is for generic use by applications; i don't know about postfix's processes specifically
[00:56:23] <shasta> for some reason your postfix receives SIGUSR2, find what's sending it
[00:57:46] <ZeR0^> it seems to be the following reason : warning: /usr/local/libexec/postfix/smtpd: bad command startup -- throttling
[00:58:03] <ZeR0^> but where is it configurated ? (the startup command)
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[01:12:17] <kate`> humpf. "(mail syste, configuration error)" isn't particularly informative :)
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[01:14:50] <`mac`> database.clamav.net: Temporary DNS error looks you i got a dns issue, how well i fix it .. or i sould go to dns chan ?
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[01:21:01] <`mac`> not much help in here
[01:21:02] <`mac`> let me see
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[01:30:26] <scooby2> hope this conversion goes well from courier to dovecot. Found some scripts to help but I am still worried with hundreds of mailboxes.
[01:31:11] <kate`> what might cause "bad uid 12 in virtual_uid_maps"? as far as i can see, 12 is a perfectly valid UID
[01:31:23] <kate`> or: time to grep the source
[01:33:43] <kate`>     if ((n = atol(uid_res)) < var_virt_minimum_uid) {
[01:33:43] <kate`>     msg_warn("recipient %s: bad uid %s in %s",
[01:33:56] <kate`> aha, excellent
[01:34:00] <kate`> at least something about email i can understand
[01:34:05] <kate`> at last*
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[01:37:13] <dserban__> How do I block email from a specific address and _to_ the same address?
[01:37:19] <dserban__> Link to a howto?
[01:38:20] <ZeR0^> kate`: i don't find where is the problem, can you help me ?
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[01:41:07] <kate`> ZeR0^, highly unlikely :) i can tell you that the source for 2.5.1 doesn't send SIGUSR2, though
[01:41:14] <kate`> ZeR0^, so chances are some other program is sending it
[01:41:19] <MarcoPau> hello, do we have tls and sasl support by default in the ubuntu precompiled package?
[01:41:57] <ZeR0^> kate: what sort of program can send it ?
[01:44:18] <bio___> marcopau: debian has, so i suppose ubuntu does too
[01:44:28] <kate`> ZeR0^, almost any unix program
[01:44:53] <MarcoPau> bio___: great, so no need to compile it. thanks
[01:44:57] <kate`> ZeR0^, furthermore, you can't find where they come from :)
[01:45:15] <ZeR0^> kate`: yeah but i haven't got some zombie program on my openbsd server
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[01:46:22] <kate`> ZeR0^, i assume you don't mean zombie processes?
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[01:47:11] <ZeR0^> yes, not zombie processes
[01:47:22] <ZeR0^> more "bad programs"
[01:47:29] <ZeR0^> i've not the exact term in english
[01:47:38] <kate`> well, ok, i think that's unlikely, too
[01:47:43] <ZeR0^> :D
[01:47:55] <ZeR0^> futhermore, i just enable the verbose
[01:48:08] <ZeR0^> it tells to me some infos
[01:48:53] <ZeR0^> but nothing which can help me :/
[01:49:29] <ZeR0^> (at the moment i'm losing mails)
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[01:52:54] <adaptr> losing mail why ?
[01:53:13] <ZeR0^> i've only one mail server
[01:53:24] <adaptr> is that the answer ?
[01:53:43] <ZeR0^> and it's this one
[01:54:04] <adaptr> WHY are you losing mail ?
[01:54:05] <ZeR0^> yes/no
[01:54:55] <ZeR0^> because i think the smtp who send mail to me don't know that mails aren't delivery
[01:55:06] <adaptr> erm..whut ?
[01:55:45] <adaptr> if a mail server sends you mail, then the mail being lost can never be th efault of another mail server - it's your server that loses it
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[01:56:02] <adaptr> the sending server doesn't *need* to know anything
[01:56:35] <ZeR0^> hm ok
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[02:56:47] <ralphy23> Hey guys I have an issue can you check this out: http://rafb.net/p/rz4WKg19.html im not sure why amavis freaks out ?
[03:03:42] <bio___> damn, why are my aliases ignored .. alias_maps is set correct, the lookup table is generated, the syntax is correct
[03:04:07] <mwalling> ralphy23:
[03:04:09] <mwalling> er
[03:05:01] <mwalling> ralphy23: (a) dont spam here, #dovecot, and #amavis at the same time with the same question. (b) this has nothing to do with postfix or dovecot. (c) i saw your problem right away in that log file
[03:05:28] <ralphy23> sorrry
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[03:59:02] <damnall> shit i just got in a huge fight over how postfix is a better mta than exchange wtf
[04:02:07] <hparker> :-o
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[04:04:01] <damnall> exchange is an internal groupware server, and exchange should be internal only
[04:04:23] <damnall> there is no reason why exchange should handle front end/mta bullshit. it only clogs up and slows down the exchange saerver
[04:05:30] <damnall> ppl should run a god damn postfix front end, and fwd everything via LDAP to a fucking exchange server, and let the dumb ass microsoft client handle all that fucking non-sense for shit that is actuallt addressed to that addy
[04:06:14] <damnall> otherwise, what are you gonna do when exchange gets a dictionary attack ? your gonna fucking freak, and mail is gonna slow down for everyone
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[04:16:12] <jpalmer> wow damnall,  tell us how you really feel?
[04:17:11] <damnall> postfix is a way better mta than exchange
[04:17:17] <jpalmer> if you are really in the mood for a debate,  I can mention how irc'ing (or doing anything, really) as root is kind of a bad idea ;)
[04:17:45] <damnall> jpalmer, thats not really a good debate
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[04:21:06] * jpalmer didn't say it was a "good" debate,  as it's purely the truth.  I just like poking sticks at angry lions.
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[11:29:15] <lambda_> hi
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[12:09:55] <jamola> hi all
[12:10:24] <jamola> i want to allow my external internet users to conect to my amil server on port 25 and send email from theri valid email
[12:10:43] <jamola> currently is says relay access denid
[12:11:25] <jamola> what i have to change in main.cf?
[12:12:55] <checkers> you are probably looking to allow sasl authentication
[12:13:42] <checkers> normally postfix won't allow external connections to route mail to other hosts on your network because then you have an open relay that spammers will abuse
[12:13:49] <jamola> well i just want my external  users can send emails thrugh my server
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[12:14:03] <jamola> ok
[12:14:15] <checkers> so you use sasl authentication so if users can authenticate with their mailbox credentials they are allowed to route mail through your server
[12:14:23] <checkers> what MDA are you using?
[12:14:53] <jamola> cyrus
[12:14:54] <checkers> anyway, have a read of http://www.postfix.org/SASL_README.html
[12:15:29] <xfreebsd> hello guys have this error when try to send through outlook
[12:15:30] <xfreebsd> http://pastebin.ca/1005875
[12:15:47] <checkers> it's a little difficult to get your head around, so I'd recommend reading it and other resources before trying to implment it
[12:16:21] <checkers> xfreebsd: normally postfix won't allow external connections to route mail to other hosts on your network because then you have an open relay that spammers will abuse
[12:16:47] <checkers> xfreebsd: you need to implement SASL authentication so that users can authenticate with their mailbox credentials and then be allowed to route mail through your server
[12:17:02] <checkers> xfreebsd: have a read of http://www.postfix.org/SASL_README.html
[12:17:25] <xfreebsd> ok thanks
[12:17:28] <xfreebsd> will read it now
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[12:18:35] <checkers> err, not "on your network" but "on the internet"
[12:19:17] <xfreebsd> ?
[12:22:42] <checkers> typo in what I said to you
[12:23:33] <checkers> postfix doesn't allow random hosts to route mail through it. By default, only those on the same subnet as it are allowed. You can optionally also allow SASL authentication, which basically lets users authenticate with their mailbox credentials
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[13:38:17] <rhineheart_m> hello.. how to make mails to go directly to inbox in yahoo not in bulk?
[13:42:10] <checkers> I don't understand what you are asking
[13:42:30] <checkers> if email you are sending to a yahoo email is going into junk, it's not a postfix issue
[13:42:50] <checkers> it's either a decision taken by the yahoo server, or by a rule the user has
[13:43:27] <rhineheart_m> okay.. sorry. I thought there's something that postfix can do there.. :) where to ask it?
[13:43:57] <checkers> are you sending normal mail or spam?
[13:45:42] <rhineheart_m> well, I just use via squirrelmail to send it
[13:46:50] <checkers> do you send the mail by hand, or automated?
[13:46:57] <rhineheart_m> by hand.
[13:47:38] <checkers> you're probably setting off the yahoo spam filters then
[13:48:07] <checkers> the two most liekly causes are: you are sending from a supicious ip range, or the content of your mails is suspicious
[13:49:21] <rhineheart_m> no.. I got this: Blacklist Status: Clear in http://www.whois.sc/
[13:50:22] <checkers> there's more than one blacklist they could use
[13:54:41] <rhineheart_m> okay.. Just this question.. why is it that my email arrive as username at server dot domain.com instead of @domain.com?
[13:59:55] <rhineheart_m> Is this has something to do with mydestination = server.domain.com, localhost.domain.com , localhost  in /etc/postfix/main.cf?
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[14:10:42] <war9407> rhineheart_m: no
[14:10:56] <war9407> set myorigin = to what you want it to be
[14:11:06] <rhineheart_m> /etc/mailname?
[14:11:06] <war9407> myorigin = domain.com
[14:11:10] <war9407> or in a file
[14:11:11] <war9407> yup
[14:11:27] <war9407> I like to have all my configuration in main.cf
[14:11:33] <war9407> so I set it to myorigin = mydomain.com
[14:11:56] <rhineheart_m> thanks.. how about the spam thing? got an idea?
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[14:12:47] <war9407> that's yahoo's classification of your ip/netblcok/spf records a whole bunch of things
[14:12:51] <war9407> it depends
[14:12:54] <war9407> e.g. I haave 2 domains
[14:12:56] <war9407> 1 = spf/etc
[14:12:59] <war9407> other =no spf record
[14:13:02] <war9407> one without spf goes to bulk
[14:13:07] <war9407> one with spf record goes to inbox
[14:13:07] <war9407> go figure
[14:13:32] <rhineheart_m> how to set domain with spf records?
[14:14:06] <checkers> the SPF site has an online tool to create the zone data for you iirc
[14:14:10] <war9407> www.openspf.org
[14:14:11] <war9407> yup
[14:15:22] <rhineheart_m> thanks.. BTW.. I set it to myorigin = $mydomain.. is it alright? I will be using postfix for virtual hosting
[14:15:33] <war9407> dunno, try it
[14:16:11] <checkers> it sounds like you have your domain setup as a local domain, but if you want to do virtual hosting, you'll probably want to set up postfix with virtual domains
[14:16:12] <rhineheart_m> yeah.. it still works..
[14:16:57] <rhineheart_m> that's interesting.. how to set it up that way?
[14:17:29] <checkers> what OS are you running?
[14:17:49] <checkers> I'd suggest this article as a good starting point: http://workaround.org/articles/ispmail-etch/
[14:18:19] <rhineheart_m> debian
[14:18:52] <rhineheart_m> reading.. thanks..
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[15:11:41] <serverman> ====    is it right syntax????               /^From: *someone\ at spams\ dot me$/ REJECT
[15:11:47] <serverman> ====    is it right syntax????      /^From: *someone\ at spams\ dot me$/ REJECT
[15:12:24] <shasta> sigh
[15:12:30] <serverman> sorry?
[15:12:39] <serverman> my english is bad :(
[15:12:44] <shasta> 1) you're not get more attention by using more punctuation characters
[15:12:54] <shasta> 2) you are perfectly capable of checking it yourself
[15:13:06] <serverman> this rule doesn't work
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[15:13:51] <Bejgli> but you call yourself serverman, pret gay
[15:15:04] <serverman> :D
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[15:16:14] <services2> hi
[15:16:22] <impulze> oh my
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[15:16:58] <serverman> can anyone help me with that problem???
[15:17:24] <impulze> you need more question marks otherwise people can't tell that you're asking a question
[15:17:38] <impulze> the minimum amount to identify a question in here is 5
[15:17:59] <serverman> ====    is it right syntax????      /^From: *someone\ at spams\ dot me$/ REJECT
[15:18:00] <Bejgli> :))
[15:18:01] <Bejgli> LOL
[15:18:05] <serverman> this doesn't work
[15:18:06] <shasta> or if the problem is really important, then its 5^2
[15:18:23] <serverman> <shasta> be serious ok ?
[15:18:27] <impulze> yeah 5^2 is directly redirected to the federal institutions
[15:18:51] <serverman> I have header_checks = regexp:/etc/postfix/checki
[15:18:54] <serverman> sorry
[15:19:17] <serverman> header_checks = regexp:/etc/postfix/rulesfile <<<<<<< I have this in main.cf
[15:19:28] <impulze> this guy is hilarious
[15:19:32] <serverman> and in rulesfile I have >>>  /^From: *someone\ at spams\ dot me$/ REJECT
[15:20:06] <serverman> <impulze> is it bad that I'm hilarious? :O
[15:21:22] <serverman> so can anyone help meee now???
[15:21:38] <serverman> none uses header_checks here? :OP
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[15:25:45] <craigbass1976> I've got postfix set up properly I believe, because it's receiving mail.  I keep getting time outs though when checking it with thunderbird.
[15:27:35] <checkers> what happens if you telnet to it?
[15:27:51] * checkers is guessing it's just a network latency issue so far
[15:29:44] <Bejgli> what do u mean under checking with tb? trying to send or receive mails?
[15:30:10] <Bejgli> because receiving mails needs a pop3 or imap4 daemon
[15:31:03] <serverman> and this is called Postfix Support? hah
[15:31:07] <serverman> very nice
[15:31:26] <Bejgli> who said it's an official support? did you pay for it or what?
[15:31:47] <serverman> GNU
[15:31:51] <Bejgli> feel free to buy microsoft exchange and call the support
[15:31:58] <serverman> no thx
[15:32:11] <serverman> leave microsoft for billy
[15:32:17] <serverman> o kok
[15:32:30] <serverman> can anyone really help me with this
[15:32:30] <serverman> ?
[15:32:51] <serverman> i've mistake with syntax I think
[15:34:28] <checkers> here's the single line in my header checks, maybe this will hel you:
[15:34:29] <checkers> /^Received:/ HOLD
[15:34:34] <checkers>  /^Received:/ HOLD
[15:35:44] <serverman> <checkers> what does this line check?
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[15:35:55] <serverman> I need block 1 E-mail
[15:36:09] <Bejgli> !header_checks
[15:36:09] <knoba> Bejgli: "header_checks" : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: Optional lookup tables for content inspection of primary non-MIME message headers, as specified in the header_checks(5) manual page.
[15:36:20] <Bejgli> serverman: man 5 header_checks
[15:36:23] <checkers> it matches everything recieved
[15:36:25] <Bejgli> go ahead
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[15:55:57] <mweinelt> i tried to install postfix on debian etch via apt-get and the following tutorial (http://www.tuxj0b.de/HOWTO_Mailserver_mit_Postfix_Dovecot_Antispam_und_PostgreSQL_Backend) but however i get the following error in /var/log/mail.err
[15:55:58] <mweinelt> May  3 15:48:29 lvps87-230-27-187 postfix/trivial-rewrite[22171]: fatal: open dictionary: expecting "type:name" form instead of "myhostname"
[15:56:06] <mweinelt>  myhostname = mail.wardriving-forum.de
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[15:58:46] <craigbass1976> Bejgli, I have dovecot running as well, and I'm trying to check my mail with tb
[16:03:39] <checkers> mweinelt: sounds like you have config that should be in main.cf placed into a .db instead
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[16:05:22] <mweinelt> oh ok checkers
[16:05:30] <mweinelt> i had some blanks in front of entry in my conf
[16:07:54] <craigbass1976> Bejgli, forget it... firewall wasn't pointing 110 at any box.  DOH!
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[16:09:59] <dida> hi all,.. i'm having problem with postfix
[16:10:06] <dida> can't send email to hotmail.com
[16:10:22] <dida> using JavaMail
[16:10:29] <dida> here's the log,
[16:10:32] <dida> May  3 21:34:15 mercury73 postfix/smtp[3779]: ED408134020A: to=<xxxxxxx at hotmail dot com>, relay=mx1.hotmail.com[65.54.245.8]:25, delay=3.8, delays=0.02/0.02/3.2/0.61, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (250  <13078018.1209821651944.JavaMail.regoouser at mercury73 dot networknoc.com> Queued mail for delivery)
[16:10:56] <dida> but i can send to other than hotmail
[16:11:20] <dida> please help
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[16:11:35] <dida> no idea what to check
[16:12:01] <muecke77> dida: Thanks to MS. Have you registered your domains with ms?
[16:12:09] <fdask> hey, i have postfix running on a server for domain.com.  i want to deliver all email meant for 'root' on the box to a remote account... so i updated my aliases file  root: myotheraccount at otherdomain dot com
[16:12:15] <fdask> ran newaliases, etc
[16:12:25] <fdask> however all mail for root seems to be getting rewritten as root at mydomain dot com
[16:12:43] <impulze> same here, because you have a append_*
[16:13:03] <fdask> i am using this setup for outbound email only, so i have smtp disabled, hence these root at mydomain dot com emails aren't able to be delivered
[16:13:06] <dida> muecke77: i can send to hotmail using webmail though
[16:13:08] <fdask> what have i done wrong here?
[16:13:52] <muecke77> dida: Is the sender domain the same?
[16:14:51] <checkers> dida, that log shows the message was successfully delivered
[16:15:40] <checkers> smtp is the program responsible for delivering mail to other machines, it's recorded a 2xx code from the hotmail server there, which means it was accepted
[16:15:48] <dida> checkers: no, it Queued mail for delivery)
[16:16:19] <dida> muecke77: yes the sender is the same
[16:16:36] <checkers> yes, the hotmail server accepted the message, and placed it into its queue
[16:16:56] <checkers> the queue is where mail that is ACCEPTED, but not DELIVERED goes
[16:17:19] <dida> checkers: ic, but it's been a while
[16:17:20] <checkers> once it reaches the head of the queue (usually within a few seconds), it will be sent to the next hop
[16:17:34] <checkers> well, that's not a problem with your server, it's a hotmail problem
[16:17:49] <dida> and when i send using webmail, it can be delivered within 1 minute
[16:18:25] <checkers> as I said, it's due to filtering running on the hotmail server if it's not being delivered
[16:20:22] <muecke77> dida: Try to register your domain with MS. Here is the kink  https://support.msn.com/eform.aspx?productKey=senderid&ct=eformts
[16:20:39] <fdask> anybody know what my issue might be
[16:20:48] <dida> muecke77: what do u think the problem is?
[16:21:06] <dida> i can send to hotmail using the webmail
[16:21:22] <muecke77> Dida: MS is sometimes strange bei dedecting spam
[16:21:29] <muecke77> I would give it a try
[16:21:44] <dida> ic
[16:24:26] <dida> muecke77: what's SPF record?
[16:25:41] <muecke77> Dida: It is simply a TXT record in DNS of you domain
[16:26:08] <muecke77> dida: http://www.openspf.org/
[16:26:09] <dida> what should i put?
[16:26:15] <dida> ok, thanks
[16:26:22] <muecke77> dida: there you will find a wizard
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[16:28:12] <acirillo> hello
[16:28:22] <NordServer> moin
[16:28:53] <acirillo> can anyone answer a quick question on address rewriting?
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[16:29:32] <acirillo> I have to rewrite all mail coming into my server so that it all gets delivered to one account
[16:30:08] <acirillo> for example mail addressed to anyuser@anydomain has to get delivered to testuser at mydomain dot com
[16:30:19] <checkers> use a catchall
[16:30:29] <acirillo> I have this working for one domain using canonical mapping
[16:30:35] <acirillo> using @domain
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[16:30:56] <acirillo> what is a catchall?
[16:31:59] <acirillo> right now in my canonical file I have @mydomain.com testuser at mydomain dot com
[16:32:10] <checkers> that is a catchall
[16:32:27] <acirillo> what I want to be able to do is something link @*.com testuser at mydomain dot com
[16:32:59] <acirillo> canonical mapping doesn't seem to support wildcards though, at least that I can find in the documentation
[16:33:56] <checkers> try a pcre: table type
[16:34:15] <acirillo> yeah, I was looking at those, not sure how to use them yet
[16:34:48] <checkers> there's a man page on them iirc
[16:37:18] <acirillo> so if I do something like /*.*/ testuser at mydomain dot com in a pcre or regexp table, should that do it?
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[16:44:31] <shasta> /*.*/ is not a valid regexp
[16:48:17] <fdask> hello
[16:48:38] <fdask> im trying to get all mail destined for root sent to a mail account hosted somewhere else.
[16:48:56] <fdask> when i try sendmail -v root, the logs say its attempting delivery to root at myorigin dot com
[16:49:01] <fdask> and tries to make an smtp connection
[16:49:11] <fdask> i have disabled smtp, because i dont want to accept any mail
[16:49:23] <fdask> how can i get it to just forward this mail along, rather than try to deliver it via smtp to itself?
[16:51:28] <checkers> acirillo: I've never done it myself, but I assume so. Just make sure you pick a valid regex
[16:51:29] <acirillo> can't you just use a .forward file in root's home directory?
[16:52:04] <fdask> let me try that
[16:52:07] <acirillo> I don't see any directives for main.cf to use the pcre lookup table
[16:52:28] <checkers> you just change the table type specification
[16:52:38] <acirillo> ah
[16:52:40] <acirillo> ok
[16:52:43] <checkers> hash:virtaliasmaps -> pcre:virtaliasmaps
[16:52:52] <acirillo> thanks
[16:52:56] <acirillo> let me try
[16:53:21] <fdask> acirillo: it seems to rewrite the address, appending the domain before reading the .forward
[16:53:32] <fdask> its attemping delivery to itself via smtp, which i dont want it to do :(
[16:53:49] <fdask> it is possible to do what i want without having to run smtp right?
[16:53:49] <checkers> fdask: is the domain local or virtual?
[16:53:52] <fdask> local
[16:54:00] <fdask> i have illpost.com set as $mydomain
[16:54:05] <fdask> $myorigin = $mydomain
[16:54:17] <fdask> and when i do sendmail -v root
[16:54:20] <fdask> heres what the logs show me:
[16:54:29] <fdask> May  3 10:48:06 server postfix/pickup[78408]: 8F29D34054: uid=0 from=<root>
[16:54:29] <fdask> May  3 10:48:06 server postfix/cleanup[78695]: 8F29D34054: message-id=<20080503144806.8F29D34054 at server dot ffff.ca>
[16:54:33] <fdask> May  3 10:48:06 server postfix/qmgr[78409]: 8F29D34054: from=<root at illpost dot com>, size=287, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
[16:54:36] <fdask> May  3 10:48:06 server postfix/error[78674]: 8F29D34054: to=<root at illpost dot com>, orig_to=<root>, relay=none, delay=1.7, delays=1.7/0/0/0.01, dsn=4.4.1, status=deferred (delivery temporarily suspended: connect to illpost.com[64.191.90.86]:25: Connection refused)
[16:54:37] <craigbass1976> I can't seem to figure out how to set up multiple domains with postfix.  Is there a faq for knuckleheads?
[16:54:51] <fdask> the connection is refused because i dont have smtp running
[16:55:06] <craigbass1976> I've been working in the windows world for the last year, and lost so much...
[16:55:13] <fdask> i added a .forward in roots homedir, updated my aliases file to have root: mygmail at gmail dot com
[16:55:15] <acirillo> thanks checkers
[16:55:16] <checkers> craigbass1976: do you want to create local, or virtual domains?
[16:55:17] <fdask> but doesn't seem to catch it
[16:55:23] <acirillo> works like a champ now
[16:55:54] <craigbass1976> checkers, not sure what you mean.  I have three domains running on this box right now, but only one so far that gets mail
[16:55:55] <checkers> craigbass1976: start here http://www.postfix.org/BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README.html and possibly here: http://www.postfix.org/VIRTUAL_README.html
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[16:56:30] <acirillo> fdask: did you put the address you want to forward to in the forwarders file?
[16:57:00] <fdask> hrmm, no
[16:57:09] <fdask> where is this file :)
[16:57:24] <checkers> echo "user at domain dot com" > ~root/.forward
[16:57:37] <fdask> oh
[16:57:39] <fdask> i did that
[16:58:04] <checkers> turn on verbose logging for mail requests and watch to see what happens if it's still not working then
[16:58:16] <fdask> how do i turn on verbose logging?
[16:59:01] <fdask> ah got it
[16:59:12] <checkers> and debug_peer_list in main.cf iirc
[16:59:18] <checkers> or at least an option nearby
[17:02:34] <fdask> hrmm ok
[17:02:41] <fdask> May  3 10:57:27 server postfix/trivial-rewrite[79227]: `' -> `root at illpost dot com' -> (`smtp' `illpost.com' `root at illpost dot com' `4096')
[17:03:06] <fdask> perhaps i have to set up transport for that domain to local or something?
[17:03:33] <checkers> you tell me :)
[17:03:40] * checkers knows very little about how local works
[17:03:56] <checkers> I only poke virtual, and mostly use the dovecot LDA now
[17:04:35] <fdask> hrm
[17:06:23] <acirillo> fdask: could you use a canonical map to rewrite everything going to root at illpost dot com to yourgmail at gmail dot com
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[17:07:18] <fdask> i could try
[17:07:20] <fdask> how do i do that?
[17:07:33] <fdask> and would that mapping grab the mail before it attempts to deliver via smtp?
[17:07:51] <acirillo> canonical_classes = envelope_recipient, header_recipient
[17:07:51] <acirillo> canonical_maps = pcre:/etc/postfix/pcre_table
[17:08:34] <acirillo> actually your canonical_maps line should look like canonical_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/canonical_table
[17:09:04] <acirillo> then in the file canonical_table just add a line that looks like this:
[17:09:15] <acirillo> root at illpost dot com yourgmail at gmail dot com
[17:09:46] <acirillo> then run postmap -m /etc/postfix/canonical_table
[17:09:52] <acirillo> then restart postfix
[17:10:18] <acirillo> the canonical_classes and canonical_maps lines go in your main.cf
[17:10:33] <acirillo> then run postmap hash:/etc/postfix/canonical_table
[17:10:37] <acirillo> :)
[17:10:43] <acirillo> thanks
[17:11:07] <acirillo> copying and pasting things from my terminal...
[17:11:08] <checkers> my postfix doesn't even recognise that option
[17:11:09] <fdask> it appears i have fixed tthe issue
[17:11:12] <fdask> mydestination = $myorigin
[17:11:13] <checkers> ah
[17:11:23] <fdask> postfix didnt realize that it was the final destination for this domain XD
[17:11:34] <fdask> thanks for the help everyone :)
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[17:14:15] <craigbass1976> checkers, so I put a line in main.cf that goes :   virtual_alias_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/virtual  and threw some stuff in such a file, but I get errors now when emails come in (/var/log/maillog):   fatal: open database /etc/postfix/virtual.db: Invalid argument
[17:16:30] <lunaphyte> craigbass1976: did you postmap the file?
[17:16:47] <craigbass1976> lunaphyte, no.  Oops
[17:22:20] <craigbass1976> Ok, now I did but I get Recipient address rejected: User unknown in virtual alias table;
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[17:25:19] <checkers> is the user in the virtual alias table?
[17:26:39] <craigbass1976> How do I check that?
[17:27:02] <checkers> grep <address> /etc/postfix/virtual
[17:27:24] <craigbass1976> Oh God...  I left them all as example.com
[17:27:40] <mwalling> heh
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[17:40:46] <craigbass1976> Ok, got 'er done.
[17:41:05] <craigbass1976> I'm so upset... this would have taken me all of an hour, counting smoke breaks, a year ago
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[17:51:00] <checkers> welcome back into the fold :)
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[17:55:07] <craigbass1976> checkers, it's heavenly.  At my last job, I had to fire up my laptop at lunch and run vi a text file or two jsut to keep from slitting my wrists
[17:55:39] <craigbass1976> I can not believe windows is the norm, and don't understand how people get anything done.
[17:57:13] <aaron_> windows is not the norm where I work
[17:57:39] <aaron_> we run everything on aix and linux, except MS exchange and AD
[17:59:05] <craigbass1976> exchange.... ugh
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[18:00:17] <aaron_> we are at least intelligent enough to not open smtp on exchange, we use postfix for all relays
[18:00:36] <checkers> we just use ubuntu for desktops and freebsd for servers here :)
[18:00:40] <aaron_> exchange only takes mail from our anti-spam servers
[18:00:53] <checkers> actually the desktop situation is about 33/33/33 for win/lin/mac
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[18:02:00] <impulze> heh those people who use windows on servers are probably the same persons that say that they don't do backups
[18:02:04] <impulze> they don't really care about their data heh
[18:04:45] <craigbass1976> impulze, at my last job, the owner used his windows server (serving out all the files and databases, not mail) as a desktop.  Bad idea, much gnashing of teeth for us on clients
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[18:18:08] * action09 oy
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[18:45:26] <|robert|> Hi, what means following log entry?
[18:45:28] <|robert|> postfix/smtpd[5872]: NOQUEUE: client=unknown[121.182.123.184]
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[18:45:49] <|robert|> compared with
[18:45:50] <HuMax> hola
[18:45:50] <|robert|> postfix/smtpd[6071]: 767B681FC: client=unknown[202.146.93.187]:unknown
[18:46:11] 
[18:46:22] <uqlev> |robert|: seems not authenticated
[18:47:17] <|robert|> both are not authenticated - both foreign mail servers
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[18:48:30] <|robert|> the second gets a message id I believe, but not the first .. but I'm not show
[18:48:33] <|robert|> not sure
[18:49:12] <Teh-crowe> Hi, when I use an email client I get an "Relay access denied" error
[18:49:17] <Teh-crowe> and the logs show this
[18:49:19] <Teh-crowe> http://upload.crowenix.net/tail
[18:51:21] <checkers> |robert|: there should be other log messages relating to both entries
[18:51:46] <checkers> iirc NOQUEUE occurs when the message is rejected at the end of data
[18:55:05] <|robert|> hmmm .. no not really the next message from that process is than disconnect
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[18:59:00] <Teh-crowe> checkers: what's your issue? Its looks a bit like mine.
[19:03:11] <checkers> I don't have any issue
[19:03:31] <checkers> that problem is robert's, but it's likely unrelated to yours
[19:03:57] <checkers> yours is because you need to enable SMTP-AUTH
[19:04:40] <|robert|> mine is just that I would like to know what that line means ;-)
[19:05:09] <checkers> Teh-crowe: normally postfix won't allow external connections to route mail to other hosts on the internet because then you have an open relay that spammers will abuse
[19:05:22] <checkers> you need to implement SASL authentication so that users can authenticate with their mailbox credentials and then be allowed to route mail through your server
[19:05:26] <checkers> have a read of http://www.postfix.org/SASL_README.html
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[19:14:03] <`mac`> morning..
[19:15:00] <war9407> client=unknown[202.146.93.187]:unknown <- speaking of that
[19:15:03] <`mac`> my log file is giving me warnings, http://pastebin.hyedomain.com//view.php?id=18
[19:15:06] <war9407> found a geoip policy server
[19:15:11] <war9407> so if its unresolvable now
[19:15:12] <war9407> and not in the US
[19:15:15] <war9407> I use selective RBls
[19:15:18] <war9407> pretty cool
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[19:15:28] <`mac`> i get the same msg war9407
[19:16:19] <war9407> `mac`: normal
[19:16:22] <war9407> `mac`: they are spammers
[19:16:26] <war9407> `mac`: learn how to reeject ;)
[19:16:35] <`mac`> using iptables?
[19:16:58] <war9407> up to you
[19:17:02] <war9407> May  3 12:20:50 l1 postfix/smtpd[3138]: connect from unknown[219.141.214.20]
[19:17:03] <war9407> May  3 12:20:52 l1 postfix/geoip[3142]: address[219.141.214.20] country[CN, China] result[strictcheckslvl3]
[19:17:14] <war9407> strictcheckslvl3 = my own custom smtp policy class
[19:17:17] <war9407> with strict rbls
[19:17:35] <Teh-crowe> wow, thanks checkers!
[19:17:37] <Teh-crowe> I got it
[19:17:51] <war9407> `mac`: you can ignore them
[19:18:13] <`mac`> thank you war9407: not clear, but im  going to see how to ignore them
[19:18:35] <war9407> `mac`: you can also check fail2ban
[19:18:41] <war9407> `mac`: read up on it, fail2ban and postfix
[19:18:45] <war9407> `mac`: it does wonders
[19:18:56] <war9407> `mac`: e.g., autoban via iptables from regexp
[19:19:06] <war9407> for the time you specify
[19:19:11] <war9407> 15min, etc
[19:20:27] <`mac`> war9407: thank you for this exellent help..
[19:20:42] <`mac`> max connection rate 1/60s for (smtp:64.27.69.87) at May  3 10:15:11
[19:21:13] <war9407> that is anvil reporting that
[19:21:20] <war9407> if that bugs you , you can make it report every hour if you want
[19:21:24] <war9407> thats what I did ;P
[19:21:45] <`mac`> its connecting some other server..
[19:22:02] <`mac`> also need to update DON'T PANIC! Read http://www.clamav.net/support/faq
[19:22:12] <war9407> you run debian?
[19:22:19] <war9407> just wait for next update imo
[19:22:46] <`mac`> yes
[19:23:11] <`mac`> was getting error on dns.. trying to find that line so i can post,
[19:23:19] <war9407> nope
[19:23:29] <war9407> May  3 10:04:21 passion postfix/smtpd[18247]: warning: 208.43.130.128: hostname westcoastsaleshelp.com.130.43.208.in-addr.arpa verification failed: Temporary failure in name resolution
[19:23:39] <war9407> that is a bad dns entry
[19:23:45] <war9407> not a problem with your server
[19:23:46] <war9407> $ host 208.43.130.128
[19:23:46] <war9407> 128.130.43.208.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer westcoastsaleshelp.com.130.43.208.in-addr.arpa.
[19:24:02] <war9407> (regular entry below)
[19:24:03] <war9407> $ host 64.236.29.120
[19:24:03] <war9407> 120.29.236.64.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer www.cnn.com.
[19:24:06] <`mac`>  warning: 72.18.196.165: address not listed for hostname serverpoint.com
[19:25:00] <`mac`> i try to egrep that serverpoint.com wasnt in the db
[19:26:18] <`mac`> war9407: thank you for talking to me..
[19:27:43] <war9407> ya, got to run btw 1 thing
[19:27:45] <war9407> $ host serverpoint.com
[19:27:45] <war9407> serverpoint.com has address 72.18.207.149
[19:27:48] <war9407> 149 != 165
[19:27:52] <war9407> so that is probbaly why the warning :)
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[19:35:35] <`mac`> Can't get information about database.clamav.net: Temporary DNS error
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[19:36:48] <MarcoPau> hello, any tips to set the gmail smpt?
[19:37:56] <MarcoPau> found this one http://souptonuts.sourceforge.net/postfix_tutorial.html but looks pretty old and a few things don't correspond. plus I can't really get away with it
[19:41:45] <`mac`> Can't query current.cvd.clamav.net Invalid DNS reply. Falling back to HTTP mode. Can't get information about database.clamav.net: Temporary DNS error  Can't read main.cvd header from database.clamav.net (IP: )
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[19:44:17] <`mac`> i try to get help on this dns & bind havent had luck..
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[19:45:29] <`mac`> May  3 10:44:50 mac postfix/local[21745]: 15D5BC9769: to=<mac at localhost dot localdomain>, relay=local, delay=0.02, delays=0.02/0/0/0.01, dsn=5.1.1, status=bounced (unknown user: "mac")
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[19:45:38] <`mac`> also i m getting this msg on my log..
[19:46:27] <`mac`> its repeating every 2sec.
[19:47:17] <`mac`> whats happin?
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[19:49:00] <`mac`> what sould i do create a user called mac?
[19:49:12] <`mac`> system is over loading with does inputs
[19:49:24] <checkers> it won't be overloading
[19:49:31] <checkers> but what is sending them?
[19:50:12] <`mac`> ? whois sending them?
[19:51:23] <checkers> hard to say without any info
[19:52:19] <`mac`> i see.. let me post what i m getting
[19:53:27] <`mac`> http://pastebin.hyedomain.com//view.php?id=19
[19:53:38] <`mac`> hope that well help..
[19:53:51] <`mac`> thank you checkers
[19:56:27] <checkers> those are just mails sent to a nonexistant address
[19:56:44] <checkers> probably by someone with shell access to the server, but that's not required
[19:56:54] <checkers> you don't have to worry about them at all
[19:57:57] <`mac`> not sure what i can do on that..
[19:59:52] <`mac`> the part says (unknown user: "mac") i m not clear on that,
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[20:17:53] <`mac`> could someone please help me to update WARNING: Your ClamAV installation is OUTDATED!
[20:19:00] <shasta> which word you don't understand?
[20:20:12] <`mac`> i understand i m asking if anyone could help me to update..
[20:20:21] <`mac`> was reading on it didnt had luck updating..
[20:20:34] <shasta> me points at channel name
[20:20:37] <`mac`> so i m asking , if anyone can please help me on this..
[20:20:46] <thumbs> shasta: heh
[20:21:16] <thumbs> shasta: word of advice: `mac` will take more time than you can afford to waste
[20:21:41] <devdas> `mac`: yum -y update clamav?
[20:21:47] <devdas> apt-get update clamav?
[20:21:54] <devdas> download source and recompile?
[20:21:58] <devdas> emerge clamav?
[20:22:03] <`mac`> devdas: thank you kewl dude
[20:22:25] <`mac`> apt-get update clamav
[20:22:25] <`mac`> E: The update command takes no arguments
[20:22:33] <`mac`> debian sys..
[20:22:37] <devdas> upgrade?
[20:22:40] * devdas doesn't do Debian
[20:22:50] <shasta> apt-get install clamav
[20:22:52] <`mac`> also on fbsd 7.0 release
[20:22:53] <devdas> apt-get update is your friend, anyway
[20:22:56] <`mac`> got that updated on bsd
[20:23:01] <devdas> Use the ports!
[20:23:06] <`mac`> just on debian sys i m having issues
[20:23:25] <thumbs> you should ask #debian then
[20:23:30] <thumbs> not #postfix
[20:23:33] <`mac`> clamav is already the newest version. 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[20:23:48] <`mac`> i m still getting update msg..
[20:23:52] <thumbs> that means debian is outdated. We already knew that.
[20:24:07] <`mac`> thumbs: please i know you i don't really like chating with you, you are very rude person
[20:24:26] <thumbs> here we go.
[20:24:31] <`mac`> making fun of people not COOL
[20:24:40] <thumbs> no, you're asking the wrong channel.
[20:24:50] <devdas> `mac`: man apt-get for the relevant flags
[20:24:51] <thumbs> this is not the debian support channel. #debian is.
[20:25:01] <devdas> Also, #debian or #ubuntu would be better
[20:25:12] <`mac`> devdas: thank you..
[20:26:18] <shasta> just out of curiosity...
[20:26:27] <shasta> `mac`, dpkg -l | grep clamav
[20:26:33] <shasta> and: clamd --version
[20:26:44] <`mac`> exellent,
[20:26:55] <`mac`> 0.90.1dfsg-3etch11
[20:27:09] <shasta> oooooooooold.
[20:27:20] <shasta> apt-get update
[20:27:23] <shasta> apt-get install clamav
[20:27:34] <shasta> /part #postfix
[20:27:38] <shasta> /join #debian
[20:27:41] <`mac`> has lines, let me see..
[20:27:53] <`mac`> http://pastebin.hyedomain.com//view.php?id=20
[20:28:31] <`mac`> sould i remove it and reinstall it back
[20:28:47] <shasta> you should go to proper channel for proper support
[20:29:15] <`mac`> well, ok tx for even trying
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[20:37:44] <thumbs> that's always been `mac`'s problem
[20:37:58] <thumbs> asking in the wrong channel and refusing to listen
[20:38:08] <thumbs> on top of the lack of technical skills
[20:39:07] <MarcoPau> I get these generating a certificate: 29072:error:02001002:system library:fopen:No such file or directory:bss_file.c:352:fopen('./demoCA/private/cakey.pem','r')
[20:39:07] <MarcoPau> 29072:error:20074002:BIO routines:FILE_CTRL:system lib:bss_file.c:354:
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[20:49:59] <edman007|work> hi, i'm trying to make maildrop use mysql so postfix can use it for email and it does not seem to work, `maildrop -d me at mysite dot com` says "invalid user specified" however `authtest me at mysite dot com` gives all the info maildrop needs
[20:50:15] <edman007|work> how am i suppose to make maildrop work with it?
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[21:41:12] <samgranieri> anyone in here use postfixadmin 2.2?
[21:41:34] <`mac`> no need for me to use that but i used it befor wats up
[21:42:26] <samgranieri> i had it generate the tables i need for auth-mysql and now i cant login
[21:42:55] <samgranieri> i'm setting up an email server for the first time
[21:43:13] <samgranieri> im trying to use mysql to use virtual domains and users
[21:43:25] <samgranieri> i'll post some links to a pastebin
[21:45:39] <samgranieri> do you use mysql with postfix `mac` ?
[21:46:39] <mweinelt> samgranieri: do you really need a webinterface and such things?
[21:46:53] <mweinelt> i did my first email server today as well
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[21:47:06] <mweinelt> and i did just fine with a tutorial taken from the ubuntu wiki
[21:47:24] <samgranieri> mweinelt: which one?
[21:47:25] <mweinelt> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Postfix
[21:47:45] <mweinelt> and then you can choose from further examples, like Dovecot (Imap/Pop3) + Clamav (virus scan)
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[21:50:30] <muecke77> mweinet: Did you looked at http://workaround.org? a great starter for postfix, dovecot, etc...
[21:50:33] <tadeu_> guys, my postfix is working well via telnet and i configured my thunderbird and it can recieve messages but can't send. I get this error:  "the mail server reponded: 5.7.0 must issue a starttls command first", the log show noting about this
[21:51:20] <tadeu_> any idea?
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[22:07:09] <mweinelt> muecke77: actually I tried several tutorials, including those linked in the dovecot wiki
[22:07:31] <mweinelt> there were always problems because tutorials weren't up2date and commands changed and such things
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[22:49:07] <menace> re
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[23:06:44] <`mac`> samgranieri: how can it login if doesnt support no l/p with mysql..
[23:06:51] <tauren> ls -la
[23:06:56] <tauren> oops, soory... :)
[23:07:09] <`mac`> rm -rf tauren :)
[23:07:22] <samgranieri> `mac`: i think i'm getting the hang of it
[23:07:35] <`mac`> sure if i can help i can help hehe
[23:08:25] <`mac`> but most of the time, chan is requiring if you don't have a issue with postfix see other chans for it..
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[23:41:58] <edman007|work> hi, when postfix runs maildrop as the user vmail it puts the mail in /home/vmail/Maildir using the mbox format, however when i run as root i get no problems and it puts it into /home/vmail/$SITE/$USER/new as a separate folder
[23:42:17] <edman007|work> what would make it work different when run as a non-root user when both settings result in no errors
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[23:57:45] <mcpoldy> jemand da der deutsch spricht?





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