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[00:13:38] <senzou> hi, maybe someone can help me with a freshly setup postfix system. it accepts mail without problems but when i try to send mail i get following error-message in the log postfix/sendmail[25670]: fatal: usage: sendmail [options]
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[00:24:00] <bxz> higuita, when i try to send via www-data i get the following error - fatal: Recipient addresses must be specified on the command line or via the -t option
[00:24:05] <bxz> ideas how to resolve that?
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[00:24:47] <bxz> anyone here?
[00:25:28] <sahil> bxz: yes.
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[00:29:35] <bxz> sahil, how do i allow www-data to send stuff via apache?
[00:29:39] <bxz> higuita, when i try to send via www-data i get the following error - fatal: Recipient addresses must be specified on the command line or via the -t option
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[00:30:05] <bxz> sahil, i get the following error when trying to submit an email from php
[00:30:14] <bxz> postfix/sendmail[8466]: fatal: Recipient addresses must be specified on the command line or via the -t option
[00:30:18] <bxz> what am i forgettting?
[00:30:29] <sahil> to specify the recipient.
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[00:31:44] <bxz> sahil, the email script is specifying the recipient .. what do i need to do there?
[00:31:46] <bxz> add -f?
[00:31:49] <bxz> add -t?
[00:31:53] <sahil> the error is quite illuminating, and this is somewhat of a FAQ.  you need to add -t
[00:32:06] <bxz> where?
[00:32:24] <sahil> in your php.ini, specify sendmail_path = /path/to/postfix/sendmail/binary -t
[00:32:46] <sahil> it's probably thus:
[00:32:50] <sahil> sendmail_path = /usr/sbin/sendmail -t
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[00:37:28] <bxz> i get more errors now
[00:37:29] <bxz>  error: to submit mail, use the Postfix sendmail command
[00:37:29] <bxz> Aug  2 18:43:28 shablol postfix[8599]: fatal: the postfix command is reserved for the superuser
[00:37:42] <bxz> reserved to superuser?
[00:39:20] <bxz> sahil, are you there?
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[00:40:14] <sahil> bxz: yes.
[00:42:32] <sahil> bxz: i don't have enough information to help you, sorry.
[00:42:35] <bxz> sahil, what does it mean with postfix command is resvered for superuser? when i try to send something from my php script
[00:42:49] <sahil> if your script is really executing sendmail and NOT postfix command, then you should not get the error above.
[00:43:49] <bxz> sahil, how do i find the path to postfix?
[00:44:01] <bxz> sahil, i assumed that on ubuntu it is /usr/sbin/postfix
[00:44:04] <bxz>  -t -i
[00:44:17] <sahil> i never told you to do that.
[00:44:26] <sahil> 18:32 < sahil> sendmail_path = /usr/sbin/sendmail -t
[00:44:56] <sahil> # whereis sendmail
[00:44:59] <sahil> what is the output of that?
[00:45:12] <bxz> /usr/sbin/sendmail
[00:45:27] <bxz> i thought i needed to change the location of where sendmail is...
[00:45:46] <bxz> sendmail_path = /path/to/postfix/sendmail/binary -t
[00:46:35] <bxz> sahil, so i need to leave it the same?
[00:46:52] <bxz> sendmail_path = /usr/sbin/sendmail -t
[00:46:53] <bxz> ?
[00:48:19] <sahil> was that already in php.ini?
[00:48:34] <sahil> or did you put it there after i suggested it?
[00:48:53] <bxz> it was already in the php.ini
[00:49:42] <bxz> so what now?
[00:50:26] <sahil> i dunno this is not a postfix issue
[00:50:30] <sahil> it's a php/integration problem
[00:50:42] <sahil> google for your error, there are plenty suggestions on the web as well.
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[01:21:59] <roe_> !basic
[01:22:00] <knoba> roe_: "basic" : http://www.postfix.org/BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README.html : a good starting place for Postfix beginners, many common questions are answered here.
[01:24:40] <Landon> Aug  2 18:17:15 c29150 postfix/smtpd[15943]: warning: cannot get private key from file /etc/ssl/private/smtpd.key
[01:24:40] <Landon> Aug  2 18:17:15 c29150 postfix/smtpd[15943]: warning: TLS library problem: 15943:error:0906406D:PEM routines:PEM_def_callback:problems getting password:pem_lib.c:105:
[01:24:50] <Landon> looks like I missed a step there
[01:25:02] <Landon> I would define the password to the key in main.cf somewhere>
[01:25:03] <Landon> ?
[01:26:17] <Landon> :\ wait, I can't use a password protected key?
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[01:35:04] <sahil> why don't you start with the basics and work your way up.  try a password-less key.
[01:37:36] <Landon> ah, I did, I was just hoping I'd be able to use one of my signed keys
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[02:50:44] <magyar> how do i /dev/null a sender but only if the mail is to "MAILER-DAEMON" ?
[02:51:13] <sahil> magyar: what problem are you trying to solve?
[02:53:08] <magyar> sahil: one of my users went on vacation and set up a autoreply, I receive email for root and his bounces are coming to mailer-daemon
[02:53:27] <magyar> autoreply on his outlook express never the less
[02:53:36] <magyar> some people are just dumb
[02:54:39] <magyar> i get all the bounces "Re: Undelivered Mail Returned to Sender"
[02:56:10] <magyar> so someone fakes an email address a reply is sent, a bounce is sent back to the initial sender and because it comes from someones mailer-daemon, I get a vacation notice.
[02:57:14] <sahil> so someone is faking his address; backscatter is coming to his address, but since he's got an autoreply,he too is generating backscatter?
[02:57:17] <magyar> so, to the original question: "how do one /dev/null a sender but only if the mail is to "MAILER-DAEMON" ?"
[02:57:34] <magyar> eheeh, yeap
[02:57:34] <sahil> magyar: can't you stop *his* vacation responses from leaving your smtp server?  or is he using another smtp server to send?
[02:58:00] <sahil> best thing is to intercept his vacation responses and send _them_ to the abyss.
[02:58:17] <magyar> sahil: I am the provider, so I dont mind coming in with the backscater
[02:59:03] <magyar> sahil: dont really want to piss him off. Ill explain to him that he can set the vacation from his web portal
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[02:59:48] <magyar> for now, I just one to /dev/null anything he sends to mailer-daemon
[03:03:09] <sahil> ok well do a recipient check, if mail is from him, send it to a restriction class
[03:03:13] <sahil> err
[03:03:27] <sahil> do a sender check, if it's him, send to restriction class which does a recipient_check for mailer-daemon
[03:03:31] <sahil> destroy that
[03:03:39] <sahil> this way you aren't stopping all messages to mailer-daemon
[03:03:48] <sahil> (unless that's what you want, which is even more trivial to do)
[03:06:09] <magyar> that sounds right
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[03:09:20] <tokam> hi what is the postfix virtual vacation feature?
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[03:09:50] <tokam> do i need sasl (simple security autentication layer) or isn't it simlple?
[03:10:05] <tokam> should i buld my postfix with mysql support?
[03:10:25] <sahil> tokam: depends on your needs, desires, and experience; there are no clear cut answers to many of your questions.  sorry.
[03:11:12] <tokam> i am a postfix noob i want to have a mail server on my pc which can recieve mails i want to connect with javax.mail to the serve and read my mails
[03:11:33] <sahil> ok, enjoy.
[03:11:34] <tokam> what does the virtual vacation feature do?
[03:11:51] <tokam> how does postfix work with mysql and without it?
[03:12:03] <tokam> is mysql faster?
[03:12:11] <sahil> no.
[03:12:12] <tokam> i have my own sql server running quit yet
[03:12:15] <sahil> hash will be just fine.
[03:13:29] <tokam> and the vacation thing?
[03:13:33] <tokam> what does sasl do?
[03:14:47] <shasta> !basic
[03:14:48] <knoba> shasta: "basic" : http://www.postfix.org/BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README.html : a good starting place for Postfix beginners, many common questions are answered here.
[03:15:27] <tokam> ...
[03:15:42] <tokam> if i install horde-webmail on my system does it replace postfix?
[03:17:11] <Landon> you might want to hit up wikipedia to see how email works and how the parts are seperated
[03:17:52] <tokam> :D
[03:18:01] <tokam> i just want to develop my damn java programm :D
[03:18:34] <Landon> ok then, how about you start with a basic postfix server and work your way up from there slowly :)
[03:19:10] <Landon> don't go setting up every feature just because it sounds nifty, do some research about them on the postfix site, check out howto guides, etc
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[03:20:37] <tokam> please tell me now only what the virtual vacation feature for postfixadmin does
[03:21:29] <tokam> i need to know it before compiling my postfix
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[03:23:24] <Landon> why not just install postfix with a package manager?
[03:25:37] <tokam> i use a package manager
[03:25:40] <tokam> its called emerge
[03:26:01] <Landon> then just emerge it and don't worry about all these extras right now
[03:26:21] <tokam> :D
[03:26:36] <tokam> why dont you tell me what the virtual vacation feature is?
[03:26:44] <tokam> be happy to have an interessted user like me ;)
[03:27:10] <tokam> ok gentoo guys helped me :P
[03:27:12] <tokam> instead of you
[03:27:13] <tokam> :D
[03:27:14] <Landon> I haven o f'ing clue
[03:27:20] <Landon> and google gave no help eitherw
[03:27:30] <Landon> which suggested it was probably something you don't need for a basic mail server
[03:27:31] <Landon> ;)
[03:27:36] <Landon> or it'd be better documented
[03:27:52] <tokam> do you know what a useflag is?
[03:27:57] <Landon> indeed
[03:27:58] <tokam> i can explain you
[03:28:02] <tokam> its a gentoo thing
[03:30:11] <tokam> if you want
[03:30:37] <tokam> on gentoo we just compile all packages, we can set useflags for the packages
[03:30:47] <tokam> the flags tell the system what we want to use and what not
[03:30:50] <Landon> yes, I know how gentoo goes about things
[03:31:06] <tokam> i can the for postfix admin the flag vacation or not
[03:31:26] <tokam> if i set it i compile your virtual vacation feature too, if not than not
[03:31:27] <Landon> ok, so apparently you didnt hear what I said
[03:31:33] <tokam> and my postfix will be fatser for my use
[03:31:45] <tokam> Landon,  you are not _bt
[03:31:50] <tokam> or _bugz_
[03:32:09] <Landon> I said to be conservative, not enabling every feature willy nilly, now if you can't get a good idea of what a feature is via google, chances are you don't need it ;)
[03:32:17] <Landon> and can safely compile without it and research it later to see if you need it
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[03:32:28] <Landon> all the quicker to having your own mail server running
[03:32:58] <tokam> yes
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[03:49:42] <sahil> magyar: all set?
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[04:01:22] <magyar> sahil: piece of cake :)
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[04:03:46] <slackjr> hi, is there a way to make possible internal at domain dot net receives messages just from domain.net ( or users authenticated just in this mail server ) :
[04:06:54] <magyar> slackjr: you neet to setup restriction classes
[04:07:14] <magyar> !smtpd_restriction_classes
[04:07:14] <knoba> magyar: "smtpd_restriction_classes" : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: User-defined aliases for groups of access restrictions. The aliases can be specified in smtpd_recipient_restrictions etc., and on the right-hand side of a Postfix access(5) table.
[04:10:10] <sahil> magyar: glad it worked.  sounded like a really nasty inbox flooding situation.
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[04:23:03] <tokam> have to go now
[04:23:05] <tokam> bye thanks
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[04:27:23] <sahil> magyar: is this a personal server or corp?
[04:29:50] <slackjr> magyar: thanks for you help, but im still very confused, i want to make this "just @mydomain.net  can send email to all at mydomain dot net" i just find ways to accept or deny the email
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[04:38:06] <sahil> slackjr: authenticated users can send to anyone in a typical setup, so that's already done.
[04:38:46] <sahil> you could do a sender_access check to see if users are coming from domain.net within a restriction class as magyar suggested, BUT this is prone to address spoofing.
[04:42:10] <slackjr> sahil: ok but how can i deny other emails to be delivered to all at mydomain dot net??
[04:43:17] <sahil> slackjr: see check_recipient_access and read man 5 access.
[04:43:23] <sahil> you have to do a bit of reading.
[04:44:11] <slackjr> sahil: ok thanks, im doing this right now....
[04:44:12] <sahil> slackjr: hint, within access(5), pay particular attention to the section titled HOST NAME/ADDRESS PATTERNS.
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[05:13:39] <tokam> hi
[05:13:44] <tokam> postfixadmin says
[05:13:45] <tokam> Warning: Unknown: failed to open stream: Permission denied in Unknown on line 0
[05:13:45] <tokam> Fatal error: Unknown: Failed opening required '/var/www/localhost/htdocs/postfixadmin/index.php' (include_path='.:/usr/share/php5:/usr/share/php') in Unknown on line 0
[05:13:49] <tokam> whats my mistake?
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[05:17:35] <Landon> have you checked your permissions for htdocs?
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[05:20:41] <tokam> how to set my permissions?
[05:20:58] <tokam> have you got a tutorial?
[05:21:03] <dragonheart> man chmod
[05:21:40] <Landon> ^
[05:22:26] <dragonheart> http://www.amazon.com/LINUX-Administration-Dummies-Michael-Bellomo/dp/0764505890 perhaps
[05:24:11] <Landon> a bit of the old handson doesnt hurt either
[05:24:11] <tokam> omg
[05:24:18] <tokam> i know how to set permissions
[05:24:27] <tokam> but i dont know which your programm requires
[05:24:36] <Landon> *facepalm*
[05:24:48] <tokam> dragonheart, install your own gentoo first and than we talk about linux dummies
[05:24:48] <tokam> :D
[05:25:11] <Landon> gentoo isnt a ticket to not being a linux dummy
[05:25:44] <tokam> :D
[05:26:59] <Landon> why don't you go ahead and 777 /var ;) for a good time
[05:27:05] <Landon> recursively
[05:27:10] <tokam> no
[05:27:11] <tokam> :D
[05:27:21] <tokam> its very bad
[05:27:31] <Landon> perhaps you might want to start by giving the user permissions to access the directory
[05:27:35] <Landon> man chown
[05:27:50] <tokam> i know chown
[05:27:55] <tokam> i know many things
[05:28:08] <tokam> nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[05:28:09] <Landon> then put them to use
[05:28:15] <tokam> cd /usr/src/linux
[05:28:23] <tokam> make && make install && make modules_install
[05:28:32] <tokam> popd pushd
[05:28:34] <tokam> eselect
[05:28:40] <tokam> cut
[05:28:42] <tokam> grep
[05:28:45] <Landon> what are you getting on about now?
[05:28:52] <tokam> eix
[05:28:56] <tokam> ls
[05:28:57] <tokam> cd
[05:28:58] <tokam> :D
[05:28:59] <tokam> lol
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[05:29:13] <tokam> halt
[05:29:16] <tokam> reboot
[05:29:16] <Landon> no, seriously, what the hell?
[05:29:20] <tokam> :P
[05:29:29] <tokam> ps -al
[05:30:28] <tokam> arp df du find ifconfig
[05:30:38] <tokam> init
[05:30:41] <tokam> netstat
[05:30:51] <tokam> nslookup ping rm
[05:30:54] <Landon> tokam: ?
[05:30:57] <Landon> stop spamming
[05:30:59] <tokam> ok
[05:31:00] <tokam> sry
[05:31:20] <tokam> dig is a nice command
[05:31:39] <Landon> sure, but what does it have to do with the current discussion?
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[05:32:24] <Landon> so back to where we were, did you try chowning the directory yet?
[05:32:41] <tokam> because you adviced me to read the manpage for chown
[05:32:52] <tokam> you said i dont know nothing about linux
[05:32:57] <jeev> hey guys, ijust noticed my friends email is being bounced because his quota is full, i dont recall setting up quota!2 how can i disable it
[05:32:58] <tokam> and i proved you the oposite
[05:33:11] <Landon> just because you can recite a list of commands doesnt mean you have a mastery of linux
[05:33:27] <tokam> ok
[05:33:32] <tokam> but i have to go now
[05:33:35] <tokam> /sbin/halt
[05:33:37] <tokam> ;-)
[05:33:40] <tokam> i am tired
[05:33:45] <tokam> thanks for help mf Landon
[05:34:42] <tokam> cya
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[05:45:51] <javagamer> What should I do about "warning: do not list domain javagamer.net in BOTH mydestination and virtual_alias_domains" in mail.log if I want javagamer at mysite dot com, comment at mysite dot com, and support at mysite dot com all to go to the javagamer account?
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[07:42:49] <higuita> javagamer: choose one domain  to be your $mydestination.. usually is the machine name, but can also be your primary account
[07:43:20] <higuita> put all other in the virtual maps
[07:43:46] <higuita> you can put the mydestination alias in the aliases file, and also do aliases in the virtual file
[07:46:04] <higuita> guessing: mydestination=javagamer.net  , virtual_maps -> javagamer at mysite dot com   javagamer at javagamer dot net.\ncomment@mysite.com  javagamer at javagamer dot net.\n etc
[07:46:46] <higuita> or even @mysite.com @javagamers.net to one to one direct map for the domains
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[07:48:05] <dinar> hello
[07:48:12] <dinar> http://rafb.net/p/LJvc2P98.html
[07:49:01] <higuita> yes... and?
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[07:50:55] <Landon> hm
[07:51:07] <Landon> based on last time he was here, I think he wants to know if his mynetworks line is correct
[07:51:26] <dinar> not only that
[07:51:44] <higuita> Landon: so i would have to guess that :)
[07:52:08] <dinar> maybe i need specify local_recipient_maps?
[07:52:11] <Landon> dinar: what else then?
[07:52:20] <Landon> fwiw my mynetworks is 127.0.0.1/8
[07:52:37] <dinar> and what about mynetworks?
[07:53:01] <higuita> dinar: if you define inet_protocols to inet4, you can remove the ipv6 definitions from the mynetworks
[07:53:26] <higuita> Landon: the correct is 127.0.0.0/8
[07:53:33] <higuita> not .1
[07:53:34] <Landon> yeah, just noticed that
[07:53:50] <Landon> however, it works :)
[07:53:59] <Landon> oh wait, I do have .0
[07:54:07] <Landon> curses, muscle memory
[07:54:39] <higuita> dinar: by the way, inet_protocols is by default inet4 (unless debian changed that)
[07:54:43] <higuita> hehehe
[07:56:01] <higuita> also dinar, if the users are local, no need for local_recipient_maps, by default, all local users and aliases are accepted for mydestinations
[07:56:32] <dinar> "inet_protocols (default: ipv4)"
[07:57:18] <higuita> yes, i wrongly wrote inet4 instead of ipv4 :)
[07:57:53] <dinar> 8 means that first 8 bits are... address of network?
[07:58:29] <Landon> means the first 8 bits are the only ones that matter
[07:58:35] <Landon> if I'm getting this right
[07:58:49] <dinar> so other 24 bits are for computers inside the network?
[07:59:12] <dinar> how can be so many computers in my computer?
[07:59:34] <dinar> or near my computer
[07:59:42] <dinar> one of them 127.0.0.1
[07:59:45] <Landon> the definition of anything 127.* is localhost
[07:59:49] <dinar> what are others?
[08:00:06] <dinar> 127.0.1.0 is also localhost?
[08:00:09] <Landon> yes
[08:00:19] <dinar> why so many addresses?
[08:00:28] <dinar> +ports
[08:00:29] <Landon> *shrug* simplicity
[08:00:41] <dinar> (*ports)
[08:01:03] <Landon> mynetworks looks like it isnt just *your* computer as well, unless thats how you set it
[08:01:17] <Landon> looks like if you set it to a remote ip, that server can relay messages off of yours if it wants to
[08:02:17] <dinar> i have used dpkg-reconfigure postfix
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[08:02:55] <dinar> what if to write 127.0.0.1?
[08:03:16] <Landon> write it where? not sure what you're getting it
[08:03:18] <Landon> at*
[08:03:56] <dinar> in mynetworks=  instead of 127.0.0.0/8
[08:04:16] <Landon> you could do that, but you might possibly run up against some snaggles
[08:04:33] <Landon> if some program wanted to use 127.0.1.1
[08:04:55] <Landon> there's nothing wrong security-wise with using 127.0.0.0/8
[08:05:34] <dinar> what i should change in this config file?
[08:06:00] <Landon> well
[08:06:03] <Landon> are you having problems?
[08:06:05] <dinar> (mails are not accpeted.)
[08:06:12] <Landon> ok
[08:06:35] <Landon> what address are you sending test emails to?
[08:07:14] <dinar> mylinuxusername at mydomain dot dom
[08:08:21] <dinar> ?
[08:08:33] <dinar> what do you need to help me?
[08:09:12] <Landon> note: I'm no guru on this
[08:09:43] <Landon> is mail getting to your server at all?
[08:09:50] <Landon> (check mail.log)
[08:10:00] <dinar> Aug  2 20:36:12 dinar-desktop postfix/smtpd[1234]: NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT from a1234.awebmail.com[12.34.56.78]: 554 5.7.1 <dinar at domain dot dom>: Relay access denied; from=<dinar at awebmail dot com> to=<dinar at domain dot dom> proto=ESMTP helo=<a1234.awebmail.com>
[08:10:34] <Landon> are you obfuscating your logs?
[08:10:39] <dinar> yes
[08:11:00] <Landon> it's not necessary 99% of the time and can possibly be a hindrance
[08:11:48] <dinar> yes
[08:12:03] <dinar> and in this case it is not necessary
[08:12:46] <dinar> i replaced it yesterday, and copy-pasted now
[08:13:32] <Landon> I see nothing glaringly obvious
[08:13:47] <dinar> i also
[08:14:00] <dinar> may be i should try in debian
[08:14:20] <dinar> (in ubuntu now)
[08:15:25] <dinar> i'll wait for some people that can help me
[08:15:41] <Landon> for now, you might want to change mynetworks to 127.0.0.0/8
[08:15:47] <Landon> and take out the ipv6 stuff
[08:15:52] <Landon> since you're not using that interface
[08:21:51] <dinar> ok.
[08:22:02] <dinar> still does not work.
[08:22:26] <dinar> The error that the other server returned was: 554 554 5.7.1 <dinar at domain dot dom>: Relay access denied (state 14).
[08:22:34] <Landon> wait
[08:22:43] <Landon> you're trying to relay with another server?
[08:22:49] <Landon> you have to put that servers
[08:23:00] <Landon> IP in mynetworks if I'm understanding this right
[08:24:14] <dinar> i think i want it to be open for all servers: for all people can send here mails of course or i did not undertood how it works.
[08:24:37] <Landon> well, you dont necessarily want it to relay for all servers
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[08:25:22] <dinar> (how then anybody send mails here?)
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[08:26:17] <Landon> relay is different than sending mails
[08:26:33] <Landon> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_mail_relay
[08:27:07] <dinar> (how then to enable mails to come?)
[08:27:29] <dinar> (i did read about open relays)
[08:28:29] <dinar> as i understood open relay is only when anybody can send to anybody using my server.
[08:28:48] <Landon> yes
[08:30:11] <Landon> mynetworks has nothing to do with ability for people to send you email
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[08:44:01] <dinar> hello can you help with basic configuration
[08:44:31] <dinar> http://rafb.net/p/LJvc2P98.html
[08:48:19] <sahil> dinar: can you RTFM?
[08:49:53] <dinar> should i search something in a long http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html ?
[08:50:18] <Landon> !basic
[08:50:18] <knoba> Landon: "basic" : http://www.postfix.org/BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README.html : a good starting place for Postfix beginners, many common questions are answered here.
[08:53:22] <dinar> i have found a thing.
[08:53:43] <dinar> myhostname = dinar-desktop
[08:53:54] <dinar> it is not correct i think
[08:55:24] <sahil> no, it's not.
[08:55:38] <sahil> good practice to make that FQDN.
[08:58:24] <Haris__> I sent mail from LAN for a production mail server. I see 3 lines. one for postfix/smtpd, one for postfix/cleanup and one for postfix/qmgr
[08:58:34] <Haris__> does that mean postfix has totally skipped the content filter?
[08:58:39] <Haris__> before sending mail out
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[08:59:11] <sahil> Haris: show postconf -n (see topic).  in that paste, also paste the logs that you're talking about.
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[08:59:18] <dinar> and also i added mydomain = domain.dom
[08:59:32] <sahil> dinar: please _read_ the basic documentation.
[09:02:43] <dinar> ok it still does not work (i have tried to send one more time)
[09:05:05] <Haris> http://pastebin.ca/1091566
[09:06:07] <Haris> its been 50000 lines in the log since then in a few minutes
[09:06:15] <Haris> but I still haven't received that mail
[09:07:51] <dinar> only the thing in http://www.postfix.org/BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README.html what can be incorrect is related with "Running Postfix daemon processes chrooted" i think
[09:07:58] <Haris> I see the error
[09:07:58] <sysmonk> noobattack at #postfix
[09:08:05] <Haris> its on the amavis-new box
[09:08:09] <Haris> clamd fails
[09:08:21] <Haris> rather amavis fails to connect to clamd's socket
[09:08:55] <dinar> i mean not correct in my configuration
[09:08:55] <Haris> sysmonk: I was just going to say .. **
[09:09:04] <Haris> I am not a n00b
[09:09:06] <Haris> :@
[09:09:19] <Haris> I just panic alot
[09:09:46] <sysmonk> i wasn't refering to you only
[09:10:15] <Haris> Well, I know
[09:10:29] <Haris> but I certainly don't deserve to be part of that list :|
[09:10:37] <sysmonk> mm, and i have 'dinar' on my ignore list
[09:10:48] <Haris> content_filter is failing, that's why outgoing is not working
[09:10:55] <Haris> I did find that out on my own :|
[09:11:13] <dinar> so he does not see me?
[09:11:13] <sysmonk> Haris: we... congrats ;)
[09:11:50] <dinar> do you see me?
[09:12:03] <Haris> Yes, I do dinar
[09:12:27] <dinar> does sysmonk?
[09:12:29] <Haris> http://pastebin.ca/1091573
[09:12:39] <Haris> ok, so here's the clamav version listing on lenny
[09:12:45] <sahil> Haris: i don't see any errors in the first pastebin.
[09:12:47] <Haris> and the libclamav warning I get from clamav
[09:13:57] <sahil> this is not #clamav.
[09:14:09] <sysmonk> Haris: that's debian?
[09:14:11] <Haris> sahil: Thankyou for pointing that out
[09:14:14] <sahil> and debian... *cringe*
[09:14:24] <sysmonk> sahil: yeah, more for #debian than for #clamav
[09:14:27] <Haris> sysmonk: well, what do you expect? lol. Yes it is
[09:14:33] <sysmonk> and, by the way, debian is ... um.... OLD
[09:14:37] <sysmonk> i mean, their release cycle's suck
[09:14:41] <Haris> I'm asking in clamav
[09:14:53] <sysmonk> so if you're using "debian stable" then you're using "debian 100 years old software"
[09:15:03] <Haris> I just wish, someone here had some experience
[09:15:06] <sysmonk> so nothing special about clamav being pre-historic
[09:15:10] <Haris> lenny/sid are not debian stable
[09:15:14] <Haris> they are unstable/testing
[09:15:16] <sahil> Haris: anyway you should find evidence that messages are at least TRYING to go to the content_filter you define in main.cf.  by the way, we still haven't seen your postconf -n output, have we?
[09:15:19] <sysmonk> Haris: believe me, i don't know those names
[09:15:21] <sysmonk> i hate debian
[09:15:22] <sysmonk> i don't use debian
[09:15:26] <sysmonk> i don't use lunix at all
[09:15:26] <sysmonk> ;)
[09:15:27] <Landon> computer years, like dog years, but in a 100:1 ratio
[09:15:29] * sahil neither
[09:15:31] <Haris> I am not far from it either
[09:15:33] <sahil> FreeBSD FTW!
[09:15:38] <Haris> but, I don't hate it just yet
[09:15:42] <sysmonk> yeah, FreeBSD ftw!
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[09:16:12] <stephelton> i've changed my postfix config to accomodate virtual hosting. i've migrated my old user account which seems to work well except that when i receive mail it tells me that that user is over quota. i've updated the corresponding sql entry for quota to be 2147483648, which by my calculation is 2 gb. am i missing something?
[09:16:22] <Haris> I agree about freebsd
[09:16:55] <sahil> stephelton: postfix doesn't do quota, does it?
[09:16:55] <Haris> its a shame most datacenters in the US are removing freebsd as an offer for server OS
[09:16:55] <sysmonk> stephelton: postfix doesn't have such functionality
[09:16:56] <sahil> # postconf -d | grep quota
[09:16:59] <sahil> #
[09:17:01] <sysmonk> it doesn't
[09:17:02] <sahil> hmm...
[09:17:07] <sahil> _interesting_
[09:17:07] <sysmonk> it has the quota patch
[09:17:12] <sysmonk> which is 3rd party software
[09:17:14] <sysmonk> !quota
[09:17:15] <knoba> sysmonk: Error: "quota" is not a valid command.
[09:17:17] <sahil> :P
[09:17:19] <dinar> i have modified master.cf
[09:17:27] <sahil> i was trying to be a tad bit sarcastic.  guess it didn't work!
[09:17:30] <dinar> and it still does not work
[09:17:31] <sysmonk> one moment, i'll find teh f*cking patch
[09:17:56] <sahil> Haris: that sounds like little more than FUD.
[09:18:02] <Haris> fud?
[09:18:12] <sahil> google it, homie.
[09:18:31] <dinar> modified as in https://help.ubuntu.com/7.10/server/C/postfix.html
[09:18:41] <dinar> can you help me?
[09:18:46] <sysmonk> homie :P
[09:18:48] <dinar> mails do not come here
[09:19:14] <stephelton> sysmonk: sahil: i have a log entry starting with "postfix/virtual: .....Sorry that user's maildir has overdrawn his diskspace quota'
[09:19:41] <Haris> well, most of my customers show me a list of OSs their host gives them. And well, its just not there
[09:20:07] <stephelton> the quota funcationality is a patch/plugin you say?
[09:20:21] <sahil> stephelton: purportedly; i know it is not a postfix feature.
[09:20:22] <sysmonk> stephelton: yes
[09:20:34] * sahil does not enforce quotas.  disk space is cheap.
[09:20:34] <sysmonk> postfix doesn't have quota functionality
[09:20:43] <dinar> http://rafb.net/p/LJvc2P98.html
[09:21:08] * sysmonk loans some disk space from sahil
[09:21:10] <dinar> i added to it mydomain and hostname and removed ipv6 address
[09:21:25] <stephelton> yeah, screw quotas, not even worth my time here dammit
[09:21:26] * sahil throws sysmonk a seagate
[09:21:58] <sysmonk> doh, what'll i do with one seagate?
[09:22:04] <sysmonk> i'd need 4 of em
[09:22:33] <sahil> dinar: what is the IP of the machine on which you're trying to configure postfix?
[09:22:51] * sahil considers ignoring dinar
[09:22:56] <dinar> 89.232.85.48
[09:22:59] <sysmonk> sahil: he's on my ignore list already
[09:23:01] <sahil> wow it's past 3am, jeez.
[09:23:03] <sysmonk> for a few days maybe
[09:23:07] <sahil> rofl
[09:24:11] <sysmonk> 01/#postfix.log:2008-08-01 20:00:39 * sysmonk ignores dinar
[09:24:14] <sahil> dinar: i can connect to your server; it doesn't allow EHLO which is lame-o, but it is working.
[09:24:16] <sysmonk> yup, few days :)
[09:27:39] <sahil> ugh, every service allegedly uses tcp/udp, what must my firewall do?!
[09:28:17] <sysmonk> 1?
[09:28:22] <sysmonk> s/1//
[09:28:44] <sahil> sorry, disregard my rambling.
[09:29:01] <sysmonk> k, s/.*//
[09:29:02] <sysmonk> ;)
[09:30:25] <sahil> haha
[09:30:28] <sahil> nicely done.
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[09:41:11] <dinar> hello can you help me with basic configuration?
[09:41:26] <sahil> dinar: not if you continue asking in vagaries without providing the requisite info.
[09:42:21] <dinar> new main.cf: http://rafb.net/p/vluFc558.html
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[09:48:12] <dinar> can you help me with basic configuration
[09:48:14] <dinar> ?
[09:48:38] <dinar> i can send but cannod receive mails
[09:49:13] <sahil> dinar: what do your logs say?
[09:50:29] <sahil> what's up with kukmara.ru.?
[09:50:34] <sahil> that trailing dot is no good; delete it.
[09:52:16] <sahil> dinar: that trailing slash is likely a problem; also why not make that part of mydestination = $mydomain instead of re-writing kukmara.ru and making that typo?
[09:53:54] <dinar> mail.log: http://rafb.net/p/X91IVh21.html
[09:56:05] <sahil> dinar: like i said, postfix does not think kukmara.ru is one of your mydestination domains because you made a typo!
[09:56:31] <sahil> dinar: kukmara.ru != kukmara.ru.
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[09:56:49] <dinar> i think that dpkg wrote
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[09:57:01] <dinar> dpkg wrote that
[09:57:34] <sahil> dinar: omfg.  just edit your main.cf and _remove_ that extra period after kukumara.ru then postfix reload and try sending mail again.
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[09:58:17] <dinar> i just wrote mydestination = $mydomain what if so
[09:58:30] <sahil> ok
[09:58:32] <sahil> and did you postfix reload?
[09:58:36] <sahil> try to send mail now.
[09:58:38] <dinar> no
[09:58:44] <sahil> well, do that.
[09:58:48] <dinar> ok i just removed dot
[09:58:53] <sahil> and pastebin your main.cf again
[09:58:59] <sahil> ok postfix reload
[09:59:10] <sahil> after you make changes to main.cf you must always postfix reload.
[09:59:50] <sysmonk> sahil: and even better - restart
[09:59:56] <sahil> there are exceptions to everything, but assume that to be the case for you dinar.
[10:00:01] <sysmonk> and ignore dinar :P
[10:00:03] <sahil> haha
[10:00:30] <sahil> the guy had a freaking typo after his domain name in mydestination, blames dpkg for it, and is wondering why maillog is telling clients relay access denied.
[10:00:38] <dinar> ok!
[10:00:57] <dinar> error message have not came this time
[10:01:00] <sysmonk> never ever use dpkg* :)
[10:01:05] <sahil> 04:01 < dinar> error message have not came this time
[10:01:10] <dinar> come
[10:01:12] <sahil> fscking finally!
[10:01:25] <dinar> ?
[10:01:40] <sahil> dinar: now please, stop flooding this channel.
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[10:02:48] <sahil> ok, zZz.
[10:02:51] <sahil> later sysmonk.
[10:04:36] <sysmonk> later, goodnight :)
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[10:05:49] <dinar> http://rafb.net/p/5MHnoQ91.html
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[10:10:37] <dinar> thanks
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[10:17:43] <Haris> ok, amavis-new and clamav are working
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[11:13:30] <bondoer> hi all, is there some advised way to measure the troughput of postfix after queue content filter?
[11:14:26] <sysmonk> bondoer: ummm, not really, mails can be different and it might be able to do 100 simple mails / s but only 20 "advanced" mails / s
[11:14:40] <bondoer> i am generating email communication through smtp-source, but I don;t know how to get exact numbers like how many msgs/s can go through Postfix+Content_filter or how much does that additional cnotent filter consume system resources
[11:14:58] <sysmonk> i.e. if i'll send you a plain text mail with 'hello world' inside - it's a LOT different than a email with 10 attachments with archives and images and etc
[11:15:11] <bondoer> i want to test stress conditions
[11:15:22] <bondoer> like hundreds of 10MB mail and so on
[11:15:40] <sysmonk> yeah
[11:15:53] <sysmonk> dunno, try sending them and looking at how fast your queue grows
[11:16:09] <bondoer> eg. i found one benchmakr result on this page http://www.isode.com/whitepapers/spamassassin-benchmark.html but they dont mention how they did it
[11:17:13] <sysmonk> bondoer: 1. it doesn't mention _after_ queue
[11:17:36] <sysmonk> 2. it's commerce, numbers might be mungled and i woudln't believe it
[11:18:45] <sysmonk> i.e. i don't believe the 8 messages / s with spamassassin
[11:18:56] <bondoer> 1. its spamassassin, as far as i know spamassassin is after queue
[11:19:01] <bondoer> 2. i know :)
[11:19:12] <sysmonk> bondoer: spamassassin might be used _before_ queue
[11:19:40] <bondoer> yea, youre right
[11:20:48] <sysmonk> you could ... send 1000 mails
[11:21:03] <sysmonk> and check the 1. start of sending time 2. end of delivery of all emails
[11:21:19] <sysmonk> and then 1000 / (end_of_time-start_of_time)
[11:24:06] <bondoer> yea i would have to do it this way
[11:24:41] <bondoer> tank you ;)
[11:24:45] <bondoer> thank you ;)
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[11:42:32] <bondoer> ohh one more question
[11:42:47] <bondoer> i cannot find explanation for these values which are in my mail.log
[11:42:57] <bondoer>  relay=filter, delay=4.6, delays=4.6/0/0/0.01, dsn=2.0.0
[11:43:11] <bondoer> relay is of course clear :)
[11:47:18] <shasta> delay=a+b+c+d  where delays=a/b/c/d, see http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#delay_logging_resolution_limit
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[11:52:40] <bondoer> ohhh great, thanks
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[16:33:38] <idle-boy> i want to configure postfix to let send emails using 2 ips and 2 diff. domains, i used the following:
[16:33:45] <idle-boy> ipaddressX:smtp inet n - n - - smtpd -o myhostname=hostname
[16:34:09] <idle-boy> it's now listen to two IP, but still show myorigin as the first ip hostname
[16:34:24] <idle-boy> is it possible to change myorigin using this way ?
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[17:01:28] <lysander_> bleh
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[17:08:34] <javagamer> If I want to have a catch-all address for javagamer.net, should I move javagamer.net to virtual_alias_domains and just add an @javagamer.net address to /etc/postfix/virtual?\
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[18:52:23] <picachu> hey. I want to deliver spam email into Cyrus Trash folder, how do I make it with Postfix ? I have virtual maps that outputs the destination ${user}, which is actually the name of folder. But for messages, having SPAM in their header I want ${user} to be ${user}.Trash.
[18:52:58] <Landon> prcomail?
[18:53:01] <Landon> procmail*
[18:53:05] <picachu> spam tagging is done in smtpd_recipient_restrictions by check_recipient_access rule
[18:53:13] <picachu> no, don't want to use another program
[18:57:46] <Landon> not a guru at this, but postfix doesnt seem the place to be shuffling your mail around
[18:57:55] <Landon> what's your mailbox_command ?
[18:59:31] <ayeuu> hi, is there a way to specify actions for outgoing mails using port 25 please ? (for exemple, scanning only the outgouing mails to see if there is a pgp key)
[18:59:53] <javagamer> If I want to have a catch-all address for javagamer.net, should I move javagamer.net to virtual_alias_domains and just add an @javagamer.net address to /etc/postfix/virtual?
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[19:03:59] <Danskmand1> Aloha :-) - I got a installation of postfix running on my firewall. In my DMZ I have a mailserver (Lotus Domino). Now I want postfix to act as a relay host for my Dominoserver for SMTP, since Domino is not relay-safe...In the installation on my firewall (its called ipfire), there's a package that includes amavisd, clamav, cyrus-imapd, cyrus-sasl, mysql, openmailadmin, postfix, spamassassin. I guess the setup should allready be working (al
[19:04:53] <devdas> picachu: sieve
[19:04:55] <Landon> Danskmand1: your message got cut off at " allready be working (al
[19:05:04] <devdas> ayeuu: content_filter
[19:05:36] <Danskmand1> Oh :-) - Sorry ! - " I guess the setup should allready be working (allthough I am not sure), but of course I had to adjust some of the main.cf  - has someone allready done what I wanna do ?"
[19:05:44] <ayeuu> devdas: but if i use a content_filter on 25 port, it will filter all emails, not only outgoing
[19:06:13] <devdas> ayeuu: not necessarily
[19:06:19] <devdas> !transport_maps
[19:06:19] <knoba> devdas: "transport_maps" : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: Optional lookup tables with mappings from recipient address to (message delivery transport, next-hop destination). See transport(5) for details.
[19:06:29] <ayeuu> hum
[19:06:37] <picachu> devdas, yep, good suggestion
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[19:08:52] <Danskmand1> Or, said in a different way, I think I made the config in main.cf right, but I am not sure.....Maybe someone can have a look at it ?
[19:09:28] <ayeuu> devdas: thx, i'll try another way (don't like to put xxxxx things in transport_maps)
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[19:16:42] <Danskmand1> Cannot help me with my poblem ?
[19:17:14] <Danskmand1> I could pastebin my main.cf .....
[19:17:23] <devdas> Danskmand1, postconf -n
[19:17:32] <Danskmand1> Oh, ok....
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[19:21:53] <Danskmand1> http://pastebin.com/d6ba834f4
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[19:26:10] <devdas> Actually, your package set is bog standard
[19:27:12] <Danskmand1> Hmm....Do you mean its ok like it is ?
[19:27:39] <Danskmand1> Or what does bog standard mean ?
[19:30:11] <shasta> 'bog' might be 'not' with left hand position shifted ;)
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[19:32:04] <Danskmand1> Oh, ok.....But what do I need to change ? - where is my mistake ?
[19:32:15] <devdas> "bog standard" == standarised, extremely common
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[19:34:31] <Danskmand1> When I do  a telnet on port 25 to the Server (192.168.4.1) from 192.168.4.3, I get a timeout....I am not sure if this is because of the firewall or because of wrong postfix configuration....
[19:35:21] <Landon> you might want to use netstat to see if postfix is indeed listening on port 25
[19:35:40] <Landon> I usually use netstat -al ,but theres probably a better way since that shows a ton of unnecessary lines
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[19:45:44] <`ph8> hi all, i'm toying with the idea of seperating out attachments for storage in another part of the filesystem - does that sound as massively difficult as i think?
[19:46:28] <sysmonk> not, if your lda supports it ;)
[19:46:42] <sysmonk> in other words - it's not a question for #postfix
[19:47:02] <sysmonk> it's a question for your LDA/imap/pop3 implementation
[19:47:23] <`ph8> well they'd have to be split out on receipt?
[19:47:25] <`ph8> oh i see what you mean
[19:47:39] <`ph8> so i could build my own LDA
[19:47:44] <`ph8> but then i'd need a supporting imap server
[19:47:44] <sysmonk> yes
[19:47:47] <`ph8> don't suppose there are any of those around?
[19:47:48] <sysmonk> yes
[19:47:48] <`ph8> :p
[19:47:52] <sysmonk> dunno
[19:47:56] <`ph8> don't much fancy having to recode an imap server
[19:53:34] <higuita> trying to do that in the smtp part would both be dificult and you would need to mess with pop3/imap also, to fetch the email and the attachment
[19:54:29] <higuita> many archiving soluctions do what you want, even better, they keep only one copy of the attachment when multiple user receive it
[19:57:12] <sysmonk> higuita: email, not attachment
[19:57:24] <sysmonk> at least afaik
[19:58:00] <sysmonk> and not on the smtp part, smtp doesn't do anything, it's lda which needs to 'split' that
[19:58:09] <sysmonk> and yeah, imap/pop3/whatever server would need to know how to 'use' that
[19:58:26] <higuita> depends on the soluction, some can detect the same attachment in different mails (via a md5 hash or something)
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[20:49:45] <AcTiVaTe> Hey all. Just a few questions to see if I get it all
[20:50:07] <AcTiVaTe> When a mail gets delivered to Maildir/new when does it go to Maildir/cur ?
[20:50:27] <`ph8> AcTiVaTe, when it's read i believe
[20:50:49] <AcTiVaTe> Coz I am having an issue with a user from which I can see mail coming in to new but after he retrieves with his client (with "leave mail on server" enabled) the mails from new are not in cur
[20:51:27] <AcTiVaTe> Or is this a pop3 client issue?
[20:51:51] <AcTiVaTe> Or pop3 server even? I'm kinda clueless atm
[20:52:43] <AcTiVaTe> Because senders don't get an error message but the user never gets the emails for some reason. And I can see them coming into Maildir/new and I see the message in the log saying "delivered to maildir"
[20:53:22] <`ph8> as far as i know marking things as 'read' is an IMAP thing
[20:53:26] <`ph8> on pop it's probably managed by the user's client
[20:53:32] <`ph8> which of course doesn't reflect back to the server
[20:54:04] <`ph8> thinks like courier-pop and dovecot understand maildir format and check it properly though no?
[20:54:13] <`ph8> presumably your pop3 server should be checking the right folders
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[21:06:15] <roe_> AcTiVaTe, this is a pop issue
[21:06:35] <roe_> most likely there is a second account setup that isn't configured to leave messages on server
[21:06:52] <roe_> but investigating the pop side of your mail server would be the best bet
[21:16:01] <AcTiVaTe> because of problems I set his mails to be forwarded to his ISP too. But now am getting an Undelivered mail back with his message. http://pastebin.com/m1108add
[21:16:08] <AcTiVaTe> What do I have misconfigured?
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[21:18:26] <AcTiVaTe> Hmz, guessing it's either the HELO checks or my postgrey setup.
[21:23:53] <roe_> you would be incorrect
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[21:24:40] <roe_> postgrey and your helo checks impact mail that your postfix setup is receiving.  This mail looks like whatever information you are providing the ISP's mail server is crappy
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[21:59:57] <Haris> !relay
[21:59:58] <knoba> Haris: Error: "relay" is not a valid command.
[22:00:02] <Haris> Hello people
[22:00:07] <Haris> How do I enable relay to remote domains?
[22:00:12] <Haris> I have a postfix+mysql setup
[22:01:03] <Haris> mynetworks = 127.0.0.0/8, other-ip-range, other-ip-range1, other-ip-range2
[22:01:11] <Haris> smtpd_recipient_restrictions = permit_mynetworks, check_recipient_access mysql:/etc/postfix/mysql_check_sender_access.cf, check_sender_access mysql:/etc/postfix/mysql_check_sender_access.cf, reject_unknown_sender_domain, reject_unknown_sender_domain, reject_unknown_recipient_domain, reject_invalid_hostname, reject
[22:01:24] <Haris> isn't this enough to make it relay to remote domains?
[22:03:26] <war9407> show the logs?
[22:04:06] <Haris> well
[22:04:09] <Haris> all incomming is working
[22:04:12] <Haris> no outgoing activity at all
[22:04:22] <Haris> there's nothing to show for outgoing
[22:07:58] <Haris> ok, confirmed, incomming is working
[22:08:00] <Haris> outgoing is not
[22:09:38] <Haris> relayhost is se to nothing
[22:09:39] <Haris> set+
[22:09:50] <Haris> relay_domains = $mydestination
[22:10:13] <Haris> mydestination however, however doesn't have anything assigned to it
[22:12:49] <Haris> damn, I found it on my own again
[22:12:50] <Haris> hehe
[22:12:52] <Haris> mydestination!
[22:15:32] <Haris> should I put all locally hosted domains in $mydestination ?
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[22:32:04] <tokam_one> hi can i only send mails with postfix?
[22:32:15] <tokam_one> do i need procmail do recieve some?
[22:32:25] <Landon> you receive with postfix as well
[22:32:40] <Landon> procmail is pretty much just a sorter once you receive them
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[22:46:15] <sahil> tokam_one: um, procmail *processes* mail (hence the "proc").
[22:46:43] <Haris> well
[22:46:48] <Haris> outgoing is working
[22:47:07] <Haris> although most mail is ending up in junk/bulk folders
[22:47:15] <Haris> ..but .. outgoing is working
[22:47:20] <tokam_one> does postfix need sendmail?
[22:47:30] <Haris> no it doesn't
[22:47:32] <tokam_one> or is postfix a replacement for sendmail
[22:47:37] <Haris> it uses its own binaries to replace sendmail
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[22:47:54] <tokam_one> Haris, why should i add a path to sendmail in the postfix config file?
[22:48:08] <tokam_one> line 614
[22:48:14] <Haris> paste the line
[22:48:19] <tokam_one> sendmail_path = /usr/sbin/sendmail
[22:48:45] <tokam_one> the problem is, that there isnt a sendmail on my os installed
[22:48:57] <tokam_one> sendmail and postfix blocks each other on gentoo
[22:49:02] <Haris> I have sendmail_path = /usr/sbin/sendmail.postfix
[22:49:38] <Haris> # The following parameters are used when installing a new Postfix version.
[22:49:38] <Haris> #
[22:49:38] <Haris> # sendmail_path: The full pathname of the Postfix sendmail command.
[22:49:38] <Haris> # This is the Sendmail-compatible mail posting interface.
[22:49:41] <tokam_one> mhh
[22:50:05] <tokam_one> i dont have these directory but under /usr(sbin i found some sendmail stuff
[22:50:07] <Haris> alot of unix systems use sendmail compatible emailing
[22:50:13] <Haris> so postfix provides a compatible interface
[22:50:31] <Haris> I have to hit the sac
[22:50:35] <Haris> others can take over from here
[22:50:38] <Haris> later people
[22:50:59] <tokam_one> should i add sbin sendmail to there?
[22:51:23] <tokam_one> ahh sbin is written there not bin ok
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[23:27:10] <tokam_one> how to set up my own postfix password?
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[23:28:28] <Landon> ?
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[23:29:18] <tokam_one> is there a tool to configurate postfix?
[23:29:27] <tokam_one> hate alle these configfiles :)
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[23:31:57] <Landon> just follow the basics guide
[23:32:19] <Landon> or your beloved gentoo wiki
[23:35:39] <tokam_one> yes i did what was written down in the english gentoo wiki
[23:35:43] <tokam_one> but it was hard to follow
[23:35:52] <tokam_one> i want to have my logins in my mysql db
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[23:58:07] <Danskmand1> Hi :-) - I've been told before here that my setup is pretty normal (after posting postconf in http://pastebin.com/d6ba834f4). But that doesnt really tell me whats wrong or where my problem lies....The postfix is running on my firewall box and when I try to send mails from my DMZ, I get a timeout....Doing a netstat -an, I see that something is listening on port 25...What could be wrong ?
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