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[01:30:43] <zhaozhou> Hmm, a question. The alias-maps... by default it's hash:/etc/aliases, right?
[01:31:20] <zhaozhou> I have mine in /etc/mail/aliases, and they are in the format of point: destination. Thus, not a hash.
[01:31:39] <zhaozhou> I'm wondering what i should set alias_maps to
[01:31:58] <zhaozhou> Should i perhaps make a hash file in the format of "point destination"?
[01:36:44] <zhaozhou> Nevermind, i got it.
[01:37:09] <zhaozhou> I think this is ready for use now... i'll start pointing mail to it. Wish me luck. :-)
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[02:39:53] <lunaphyte> zhaozhou: use postconf -d to see defaults.
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[04:03:20] <magyar> hi, procmail delivers mail to user Maildir with 600 permission. How can I set it to be 640 ?
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[04:11:00] <csjp_> so um
[04:11:14] <csjp_> what happens when postfix queues a message for domain.com and the dns records for domain.com change?
[04:11:22] <pickcoder> magyar: no clue.. that's a procmail thing
[04:11:28] <csjp_> does postfix keep trying to deliver to an invalid address?
[04:11:34] <csjp_> or does it eventually look it up?
[04:12:27] <pickcoder> csjp_: I would hope that the dns query wasn't cached. I don't know a definate answer on that. Do you see it happening?
[04:12:37] <csjp_> pickcoder: yes
[04:12:41] <csjp_> pickcoder: I had to restart postfix
[04:12:50] <csjp_> then flush the queue
[04:12:51] <pickcoder> csjp_: postsuper -r <queueID>
[04:12:59] <pickcoder> that will refresh the transports
[04:13:07] <pickcoder> or postsuper -r ALL to requeue everything
[04:13:44] <magyar> pickcoder: UMASK setting for procmailrc
[04:13:56] <magyar> fyi
[04:14:11] <csjp_> ok
[04:14:15] <csjp_> I will look into it
[04:14:19] <csjp_> sec
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[06:55:51] <DeFii> hi everyone
[06:56:23] <f3ew> lo
[06:58:06] <DeFii> I have a domain and i host web servers etc from my pc at home, but now i want to use send mail or an smtp server, however i dont have one and i dont have reverse dns lookup set up for my domain - some email providers including gmail and hotmail dont accept emails from an smtp server that does not resolve to reverse dns lookup
[06:58:24] <DeFii> maybe someone can advise me, im sorry that this is a bit off topic
[07:00:53] <f3ew> rget rDNS setup?
[07:02:00] <DeFii> is there a way i can relay smtp from a local server to the gmail smtp server with auth and ssl?
[07:02:35] <DeFii> my ip of my pc that my web server is hosted from is dynamic
[07:02:49] <f3ew> !transport_maps
[07:02:50] <knoba> f3ew: "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.
[07:02:55] <f3ew> !relayhost
[07:02:56] <knoba> f3ew: "relayhost" : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: The default host to send non-local mail to when no entry is matched in the optional transport(5) table. When no relayhost is given, mail is routed directly to the destination.
[07:03:03] <f3ew> !smtp_sasl_password_maps
[07:03:04] <knoba> f3ew: "smtp_sasl_password_maps" : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: Optional SMTP client lookup tables with one username:password entry per remote hostname or domain. If a remote host or domain has no username:password entry, then the Postfix SMTP client will not attempt to authenticate to the remote host.
[07:03:09] <f3ew> !sasl_readme
[07:03:09] <knoba> f3ew: "sasl_readme" : www.postfix.org/SASL_README.html
[07:03:12] <f3ew> See those
[07:04:03] <DeFii> ok, it looks pretty complicated :/
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[07:06:07] <f3ew> It isn't
[07:06:29] <f3ew> you wanted AUTH, you need smtp_sasl*
[07:06:37] <f3ew> !tls_readme
[07:06:37] <knoba> f3ew: "tls_readme" : http://www.postfix.org/TLS_README.html : Transport Layer Security (TLS/SSL) features in Postfix
[07:06:56] <f3ew> you want to route some mail differently, you need transport_maps (or relayhjost
[07:06:59] <f3ew> relayhost)
[07:07:07] <DeFii> and ssl?
[07:07:24] <f3ew> !tls_readme <===
[07:07:24] <knoba> f3ew: Error: "tls_readme" is not a valid command.
[07:07:39] <DeFii> ok
[07:08:01] <DeFii> i guess ill start learning, i have no idea about postfix yet, i was just refered here...
[07:11:15] <f3ew> !basic
[07:11:16] <knoba> f3ew: "basic" : http://www.postfix.org/BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README.html : a good starting place for Postfix beginners, many common questions are answered here.
[07:11:19] <f3ew> !standard
[07:11:20] <knoba> f3ew: "standard" : Your question is probably answered in http://www.postfix.org/STANDARD_CONFIGURATION_README.html
[07:11:52] <vice-versa> !fish
[07:11:53] <knoba> vice-versa: "fish" : Give an admin a fish and you feed them for a day. Teach an admin to fish and you feed them for a life. -- All new anglers, please see the following channel factoids, !tutorial !docs !basic !standard !faq !manuals !logs !debug !smtpd!=smtp
[07:12:05] <DeFii> heh, guess i'm going to have to setup a linux email gateway aswell, since my primary web server is on windows
[07:12:24] <DeFii> this really does look like a big job...
[07:12:26] <f3ew> Look at Mercury in that case
[07:12:32] <DeFii> i have that
[07:12:35] <DeFii> installed and all
[07:12:47] <DeFii> but i couldnt find anything to do with ssl
[07:13:15] <DeFii> and the settings i set up for the smtp client doesnt seem to work
[07:13:23] <DeFii> and i couldnt find any support :(
[07:17:02] <DeFii> i dont think the Mercury SMTP Client supports SSL
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[07:28:36] <DeFii> any other ideas f3ew? :/
[07:29:05] <f3ew> ah
[07:29:11] <f3ew> then you need a Unix box
[07:30:04] <DeFii> f3ew: well i have one, but i feel it would be a bit of a waste to bounce the mail through 2 pcs and then gmail...
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[07:30:23] <DeFii> you dont know of any other windows solution
[07:30:36] <DeFii> or another solution other then using gmail's smtp?
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[07:33:44] <f3ew> DeFii, I don't use Windows
[07:33:57] <f3ew> you need a static IP somewhere to relay through
[07:42:33] <DeFii> ok well then i guess im completely screwed :(
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[08:36:54] <aatmaa> hi... i need to spam my domain hard to check the effictiveness of spam filter i deployed. Is there a way to do it. Thanks
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[08:40:07] <sysmonk> um, go download some spambars, publish your email in big public places
[08:40:17] <sysmonk> register on some pr0n websites
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[08:48:57] <Joelwork> Hi, need some help with sender_dependent_relayhost_maps
[08:49:34] <Joelwork> I have it setup in main.cf, postmap done, doesnt show up in postconf though
[08:49:39] <Joelwork> any Ideas
[08:49:44] <Joelwork> no errors in log
[08:49:54] <Joelwork> mail goes out directly to destination
[08:50:03] <Joelwork> as if sender_dependent_relayhost_maps doesnt exist
[08:50:34] <Joelwork> Oh and, stoped,started the postfix instance
[08:50:40] <Joelwork> stopped*
[08:53:33] <Joelwork> could it be because Im not using a rlayhost?
[08:53:37] <Joelwork> relayhost*
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[09:08:52] <Joelwork> ah nvm, got it
[09:08:59] <Joelwork> Im on postfix 2.2.3
[09:09:24] <Joelwork> sender_dependent_relayhost_maps is available only after postfix version 2.3
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[10:01:30] <vinardo> hi
[10:01:48] <vinardo> i got problem with my postfix
[10:02:42] <vinardo> why my postfix always send same email
[10:03:01] <f3ew> vinardo logs?
[10:03:08] <vinardo> with mark * behind message ID
[10:03:52] <f3ew> that's a message in the active queue
[10:04:03] <vinardo> Aug  8 14:50:29 mail3 postfix/qmgr[5787]: D253F26A26: from=<f.dwisaksono at guentner dot co.id>, size=24732, nrcpt=2 (queue active)
[10:04:19] <vinardo> that one of same log
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[10:07:15] <f3ew> vinardo, full logs for message  D253F26A26
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[10:07:39] <P10n> ok please wait
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[10:18:51] <P10n> please pv me to help
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[11:33:57] <P10n> tolongin gue dong
[11:35:00] <war9407> ?
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[11:43:58] <Haris> P10n: Please speak in english
[11:44:06] <Haris> P10n: I'm unable to understand your words
[11:44:44] <Haris> P10n: This place is community based help. No one will PM you to look stupid
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[12:41:50] <CreatixEA> Hi, is there a way to spam-filter postfix aliases (used to forward to other addesses) ?
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[13:25:11] <dragonheart> CreatixEA: i don't understand your question - you want to drop email to specific aliases?
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[13:44:55] <CreatixEA> dragonheart: nop, but I solved my problem using procmail :) postfix -> procmail -> spamassassin then if correspond To: myadresse@mydomain then forward to otheraddressee at gmail dot com :)
[13:45:36] <CreatixEA> (cause aliases are forwarded before procmail :( )
[13:48:21] <dragonheart> ah - there are options to disable alias expantion in master.cf for the smtp process before the spam filter
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[14:32:45] <PcPixel> Haldo!
[14:35:27] <csurlee> hello ppl!! I dont know if somebody can help me but i try... i have postfix installed on a ubuntu 7.10 server i have postfix smtp pop courier clavn postfixadmin and sq mail for webmail
[14:36:35] <csurlee> i added some mails on postfixadmin but when i try to log in with SquirrelMail i get the error Unknown user or password incorrect.
[14:37:04] <csurlee> on the mysql database the domain is on and the user mail to
[14:37:15] <csurlee> what can be the problem
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[14:41:27] <jgreig_> hey guys, anyone with bgp knowledge around?
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[14:41:56] <f3ew> jgreig some
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[14:46:18] <mindspin> Hi, I am running postfix isp-style sarge according the tutorial at workaround.org. Since three or four days th e-mail forwarding stopped working. I have no idea what it could be.
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[14:50:04] <f3ew> logs?
[14:51:40] <mindspin> say nothing, if the e-mail addy to be forwarded not exists, like info@domain I get a n "adress unknown" otherwise its delievered to the vmail directory
[14:51:41] <cpm> check your logs.
[14:51:47] <mindspin> but not forwarded
[14:52:25] <mindspin> any hint which logs beside mail.info, mail.log or mail.error ?
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[14:55:06] <riz_> I'm looking for some interesting rules in fail2ban for postfix. I'm reading http://www.fail2ban.org/wiki/index.php/Postfix but not sure about that. Does someone use it?
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[15:10:15] <PcPixel> ive heard of fail2ban but never used it
[15:10:25] <PcPixel> i forget who it was in here, but a regular user was singing its praises
[15:10:38] <mindspin> solved my issue, forgot to set an # in main.cf .......
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[15:11:33] <riz_> hi PcPixel, I would like to try it. I've installed and enable just for ssh. Works great.
[15:12:17] <riz_> the only thing is that you need to setup a perfect regexp
[15:12:18] <Signum> riz_: the rules look reasonable
[15:12:46] <riz_> Hi Lord of workaround :)
[15:13:05] <Signum> riz_: Hi, minion. ;)
[15:13:54] <riz_> Signum ok, I try to enable it and wait for the result
[15:15:14] <Signum> riz_: fail2ban works really well here.
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[15:16:02] <riz_> Signum do you use the default rules or you have some customized regexp?
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[15:17:40] <Signum> riz_: Mainly the default rules. I have customized the dovecot rules a little IIRC.
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[15:22:05] <riz_> Signum Jail 'postfix' started. Now I know where is the problem if a user can't receive the e-mails :)
[15:23:42] <PcPixel> is there any extra benefit to jailing postfix? most of what i read said the pain is too much for the gain you get
[15:24:33] <Signum> PcPixel: if your distribution jails postfix by default I'd leave it that way. just for the extra security. it needs hardly any more love than an unjailed postfix.
[15:25:23] <PcPixel> nah it didnt.
[15:28:20] <Captain> anybody knows how to allow smtp-connections only from defined IP?
[15:29:55] <f3ew> firewall
[15:31:03] <Captain> .. smtpd_client_restrictions ..
[15:31:03] <Captain> ?
[15:31:14] <Captain> check_client_access type:table
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[15:34:21] <r00tintheb0x> Hey all, im trying to pull all attachments with a certain extension from a mail server... anyone know of a practical way to do so?
[15:34:42] <f3ew> imap search
[15:34:55] <r00tintheb0x> Its a Zimbra server... i have root access to it.
[15:35:40] <r00tintheb0x> im basicaly trying to pull all .xml attachments out of the /opt/zimbra/store folder and SCP them to another server for conversion.
[15:35:46] <Dominian> eh
[15:35:56] <Dominian> zimbra does things weird
[15:36:03] <r00tintheb0x> You're tellling me.
[15:36:22] <r00tintheb0x> The folder layout is all kindsa weird.
[15:36:44] <r00tintheb0x> I was thinking I could use some sort of MIME tool to strip them recursively... but im having problems finding anything.
[15:38:08] <r00tintheb0x> Anyone think something like this would work?
[15:38:11] <r00tintheb0x> http://www.fpx.de/fp/Software/UUDeview/
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[15:45:31] <csurlee> hello ppl!! I dont know if somebody can help me but i try... i have postfix installed on a ubuntu 7.10 server i have postfix smtp pop courier clavn postfixadmin and sq mail for webmail
[15:45:40] <csurlee> i added some mails on postfixadmin but when i try to log in with SquirrelMail i get the error Unknown user or password incorrect.
[15:48:03] <lunaphyte_> !pop
[15:48:04] <knoba> lunaphyte_: "pop" : postfix is not an imap or pop server
[15:50:10] <csurlee> lunaphyte_ this is for me ?!
[15:51:24] <lunaphyte_> presented on a golden platter :)
[15:51:26] <Signum> !yes
[15:51:26] <knoba> Signum: "yes" : Yes, it is.
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[16:02:56] <csurlee> i dont understand i have a "greate" howto from ubuntu i readed and i used and i need tu use courier-imap and courier-pop3 server
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[16:04:54] <Blue_Mousey> Hello, my postfix is trying to handle mail for domains i did configure but no longer do. (I do however provide DNS and WWW) on that server.
[16:05:09] <Blue_Mousey> It has been removed from the configuration, it isn't in my_destinations anymore
[16:05:30] <Blue_Mousey> Yet a mail from an internal account to it gives me the following feedback: http://rafb.net/p/xOg6OM12.html
[16:07:26] <Blue_Mousey> Maybe i forgot something? ;/ i just can't think of anything i might have forgotten
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[16:08:37] <ams> who is good with postfix and ldap/
[16:08:55] <roe_> !ask
[16:08:56] <knoba> roe_: "ask" : If you have a question, just ask. Precise questions lead to precise answers. Vague descriptions of your problem will get you nowhere. See also: http://workaround.org/moin/GettingHelpOnIrc
[16:10:09] <ams> most people here have known nothing or very little about ldap and postfix, so i am double checking before spending time expalining something
[16:10:55] <Blue_Mousey> ams, Or... you could just say what your problem is and try to describe it as good as possible so a qualified supporter can help you when he reads you requested something...
[16:11:49] <ams> i cannot figure out how to get postfix to gather say, all uid's under one subtree when it finds a specific attribute (in this case mail)
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[16:12:34] <ams> i.e. you have ou=FOO,dc=bar an then uid=ams,ou=FOO,dc=bar, uid=roe,ou=FOO,dc=bar,
[16:12:34] <Blue_Mousey> ams, could you perhaps provide an example? Like, show us what you get know and what you want to achieve
[16:12:42] <ams> Blue_Mousey: how about having patience?
[16:13:01] <ams> ou=FOO,dc=bar has the attribute mail=FOO
[16:13:41] <ams> and i'd like to have postfix to figure out that when mailing FOO it should go to all uid's under that tree... scope=sub does not help, neither did scope=children
[16:14:27] <Blue_Mousey> ams, i can't really be much of a help, however i found an interesting link you might want to take a good look at: http://www.crt.realtors.org/projects/email-redir/paper-html/index.html
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[16:15:09] <Blue_Mousey> Also another major hint might be: http://www.postfix.org/LDAP_README.html
[16:15:12] <roe_> ams, just so I understand what you are doing, you are creating a mailing list through ldap?
[16:15:19] <ams> Blue_Mousey: did not help
[16:15:22] <ams> roe_: more or less
[16:15:26] <ams> roe_: based on subtrees
[16:15:50] <Blue_Mousey> ams, have you considered the possibility that the thing you are requesting has not been developed/exists?
[16:15:57] <ams> so if i mvoe one user out of say FOO, to BAR i won't have to updaate things..
[16:16:03] <roe_> and you can't get the right search string that will return the list to postfix?
[16:16:09] <ams> roe_: yep
[16:16:21] <ams> roe_: seems that it does not do a search through the subtrees
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[16:16:55] <Blue_Mousey> ams: scope = subtree
[16:17:19] <ams> Unrecognized value subtree specified for scope; using sub
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[16:17:27] <Blue_Mousey> Version?
[16:17:31] <ams> of?
[16:17:47] <pickcoder> \o/ the new bounce collector works
[16:17:57] <Blue_Mousey> Postfix and ldap
[16:18:50] <ams> 2.3.30 -- slapd
[16:18:54] <roe_> ams, I remember I looked into this solution, because our clients wanted a shared distribution lists and thunderbird is lacking very heavily in featureful address book
[16:19:03] <lunaphyte> ams: have you a working ldapsearch query?
[16:19:11] <ams> 2.3.8 -- postfix
[16:20:05] <ams> lunaphyte: nope, couldn't figure out one, doesn't want to match below the first node
[16:20:05] <roe_> and I remember being as frustrated with it as you
[16:20:53] <lunaphyte> ams: don't waste your time with postfix until you've achieved that.  get help from #ldap and/or #openldap if you need it.
[16:22:04] <lunaphyte> if you can't do it with ldapsearch, you definitely won't be able to do it with a postfix ldap lookup map.
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[16:25:47] <Blue_Mousey> lunaphyte, what could tell postfix that a domain is local other than mydestinations?
[16:30:01] <pickcoder> transport_maps
[16:31:12] <pickcoder> Blue_Mousey: what are you trying to do
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[16:37:23] <jancorg> Hi, i have a trouble with postfix. when a user send an email to a destination that does not exists the bounce will never leave the queue
[16:37:38] <jancorg> my LDA is postfix
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[16:38:40] <jancorg> i pass {recipe} to a script that works well execpt in the bounce
[16:39:10] <jancorg> exists another variable in master.cf than can help me in this cases?
[16:39:11] <lunaphyte_> Blue_Mousey: show log messages of accepted delivery.
[16:39:43] <Blue_Mousey> pickcoder, i had configured multiple domains, however i have moved 1 domain to another mail server... However when there is mail being send from the old mail server, the old server say "User does not exist" instead of forwarding it to the correct mailserver.
[16:39:54] <Blue_Mousey> http://rafb.net/p/xOg6OM12.html
[16:40:32] <lunaphyte_> logs, not headers.
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[16:41:52] <pickcoder> Blue_Mousey: so you need to forward mail for @domain.com to an internal box
[16:42:08] <Blue_Mousey> the other way around
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[16:42:22] <pickcoder> outgoing?
[16:42:50] <Blue_Mousey> mail for info at MY dot DOMAIN should go to ANOTHERMY.MAIL.SVR instead of my.mail.svr
[16:43:06] <pickcoder> change your DNS
[16:43:24] <Blue_Mousey> It is correct...
[16:43:31] <Blue_Mousey> Hold on i'll add it to pastebin, 1 sec
[16:43:45] <ams> roe_: i think you could do two searches...
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[16:44:55] <pickcoder> sender_dependent_relayhost_maps
[16:44:57] <pickcoder> !sender_dependent_relayhost_maps
[16:44:58] <knoba> pickcoder: "sender_dependent_relayhost_maps" : a configuration directive in main.cf for sender based message routing. See http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#sender_dependent_relayhost_maps
[16:45:18] <pickcoder> @mydomain <ip of anothermy.mail.svr>
[16:46:05] <pickcoder> that's for "from:"
[16:46:08] <pickcoder> not "to:"
[16:46:52] <pickcoder> if your DNS is pointing my.domain to anothermy.mail.svr then postfix should send it there
[16:47:05] <pickcoder> if your local postfix config has my.domain still listed in mydestinations then take it out
[16:47:09] <ams> roe_: and use that as a basedn, but ugh?!@
[16:48:53] <Blue_Mousey> http://rafb.net/p/G80azq66.html
[16:50:20] <Blue_Mousey> pickcoder, i checked and it is not in mydestinations
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[16:50:46] <Skorp> hiii all
[16:51:01] <pickcoder> I'm totally confused with all of the psuedo DNS
[16:51:25] <pickcoder> Blue_Mousey: if it's queued mail, requeue it
[16:51:55] <pickcoder> where is "mail" from old-server supposedly going to?
[16:52:03] <pickcoder> when it gets a mailbox error
[16:52:12] <Skorp> is there a possibility, send forwarderd emails through the procmail?
[16:52:45] <Blue_Mousey> pickcoder, i send an email at the old server, to the domain i moved to the new server.
[16:53:14] <pickcoder> and the mail routing in the logs shows it leaving the box?
[16:53:16] <Blue_Mousey> The old server tells me, that he cannot find the user, he doesn't exist. However instead of him answering that question, my new mailserver must do that... yet my old mailserver refuses to give up
[16:53:36] <Blue_Mousey> pickcoder, it's hitting back with a shovel saying it can't be delivered cause the destination doesn't exist.
[16:53:54] <pickcoder> do you see an external connect in the logs for it
[16:54:37] <Blue_Mousey> nop
[16:54:48] <pickcoder> then local is still handling it
[16:54:54] <pickcoder> postconf mydestination
[16:54:58] <pickcoder> on old-server
[16:54:59] <Blue_Mousey> Yes, maybe i should've been more clear
[16:55:54] <pickcoder> if you don't see it there, then pastebin postconf -n
[16:56:12] <pickcoder> Blue_Mousey: you're sure that the DNS for newdomain is not an IP on old-server
[16:56:23] <pickcoder> (from old-server dig/lookup)
[16:57:09] <Blue_Mousey> Really, really sure
[16:57:48] <Blue_Mousey> However, i just made some changes and a restart and apparently it is now not giving a delivery error
[16:57:52] <pickcoder> then it's a transport setting
[16:57:55] <Blue_Mousey> however it's not arriving at the destination
[16:58:12] <Blue_Mousey> going to look at logs, 1 sec
[16:58:13] <pickcoder> was the mail in-queue when you changed it
[16:59:58] <Blue_Mousey> i think i have mysteriously fixed, it. I know for sure in 5 min
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[17:01:14] <Blue_Mousey> Done, pickcoder it's fixed.
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[17:05:26] <pickcoder> ok
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[17:12:17] <jancorg> hi
[17:12:39] <jancorg> my postfix queue is showing this message
[17:12:43] <jancorg> (temporary failure. Command output: procmail: Incomplete recipe procmail: Couldn't create or rename temp file "//"
[17:13:09] <shasta> looks like some broken procmailrc
[17:13:21] <jancorg> the file "//" y {recipient} variable pass from master.cf
[17:13:39] <jancorg> it works well when a message arrives
[17:13:58] <jancorg> but when a destination is unknown, the bounce causes this message
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[17:14:46] <Blue_Mousey> jancorg, you file it as //{recipient} however when recipient is zero... it won't work
[17:15:16] <Blue_Mousey> When destination is unknown, so is recipient
[17:15:58] <jancorg> so, when a remote server reject my mail, the TO header its sets to the original sender?
[17:16:59] <jancorg> and when come back to postfix, the recipient variable in master.cf would be the original sender, wouldnt it?
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[17:19:30] <shasta> bounces are sent from empty sender
[17:19:34] <shasta> (MAIL FROM:<>)
[17:20:02] <jancorg> Blue_Mousey, if i recive an email from a gmail account it delivers well, but if i send an email to inexistent account the bounce never arrives
[17:20:03] <shasta> see for example http://www.rfc-ignorant.org/policy-dsn.php
[17:20:19] * Blue_Mousey prods shasta
[17:21:57] <jancorg> shasta, but the TO header in the bounce would be filled
[17:24:11] <seekwill> weeeeeee
[17:24:20] <seekwill> pickcoder: How's that script going?
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[17:25:42] <pickcoder> seekwill: which one
[17:25:47] <pickcoder> I've done several now
[17:26:09] <pickcoder> currently fighting with oowriter to do doc2pdf
[17:26:35] <seekwill> hehe
[17:26:46] <seekwill> I only know of one
[17:27:10] <thumbs> seekwill is a simple-minded person
[17:27:20] <seekwill> Yep
[17:27:31] <pickcoder> just threw together a bounce dumper for syslog:mail
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[17:39:08] <jancorg> Blue_Mousey, is there another variable I can use to identify the email? I passin {recipient} {sender} {extension} and {user} to a script that dump it a file but only recipient is shown
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[18:38:54] <Guest83405> hey
[18:38:57] <Guest83405> anyone here?
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[18:40:25] <cpm> Nope.
[18:40:42] <vdawg> haha
[18:40:57] <vdawg> ok check this out could you help me out with some postfix questions?
[18:41:10] <vdawg> I have it installed and I can use it to send mail
[18:41:47] <vdawg> now this is what I was wondering, if I just simply forward port 25 on my router and shoot an email out to my machine would postfix grab it?
[18:42:11] <vdawg> or do I need an IMAP server with SSL and all that shebang
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[18:52:30] <csjp> does postfix have an equivalent to sendmail's "greet_pause" functionality? (basically adds a delay before showing the banner and watches if the client is sending commands before the banner is presented)
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[18:56:55] <adaptr> sorta
[18:57:19] <adaptr> thankfully, postfix tries to avoid as much of sendmail's functionality as it possibly can
[19:00:39] * PcPixel high fives adaptr
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[19:49:58] <vdawg> ?
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[20:00:17] <seekwill> adaptr: But that feature is a good way to weed out bots
[20:00:25] <seekwill> YOU MUST CONFORM TO RFC
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[20:09:25] <rob0> Yes, a greet pause is possible, but it's risky and not polite.
[20:11:02] * cpm pauses
[20:11:12] * rob0 greets
[20:11:25] <seekwill> It's not polite? I believe RFC says the client needs to be polite and wait for the greeting...
[20:11:46] <cpm> it's very polite.
[20:11:52] * cpm is very polite to rob0's greeting
[20:12:03] <rob0> Thank you very kindly indeed.
[20:12:09] * cpm bows
[20:13:32] <seekwill> RAWR
[20:15:01] <rob0> The last time I described on the mailing list how to do a greet pause, Viktor denounced me, and I slunk away quietly like a frightened puppy dog.
[20:15:32] <pickcoder> what if the mailserver is really slow
[20:15:44] <rob0> Viktor of course has forgotten more about Postfix and email than I'll ever know.
[20:15:45] <pickcoder> that's not an intentional pause, but it can happen
[20:15:49] <pickcoder> so what's the diff
[20:16:19] <rob0> Yeah, the sendmail guys really love their greet pause.
[20:16:37] <pickcoder> =~exchange
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[20:20:58] <hacim> if I want to block one of my users from sending email, would I use check_sender_access in smtpd_sender_restrictions?
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[20:23:14] <rob0> Sure, that is one way, unless/until said user forges some other sender address.
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[20:23:34] <Blue_Mousey> Either loads of people are going to bitch at me soon
[20:23:38] <Blue_Mousey> or i succesfully configured it
[20:23:52] <Blue_Mousey> lets hope i get fired :o
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[20:32:31] * sysmonk hopes Blue_Mousey will get fired
[20:32:42] <sysmonk> Blue_Mousey: where did you say i should send my resume ?
[20:37:49] <vdawg> help
[20:37:58] <sysmonk> man man
[20:38:02] * seekwill throws vdawg a life ring
[20:38:08] <vdawg> myhostname = puter
[20:38:09] <vdawg> alias_maps = hash:/etc/aliases
[20:38:09] <vdawg> alias_database = hash:/etc/aliases
[20:38:09] <vdawg> mydestination = 74.59.81.120, puter, localhost.localdomain, , localhost
[20:38:09] <vdawg> relayhost = relais.vl.videotron.ca
[20:38:09] <vdawg> mynetworks = 127.0.0.0/8 [::ffff:127.0.0.0]/104 [::1]/128
[20:38:11] <vdawg> mailbox_size_limit = 0
[20:38:13] <vdawg> recipient_delimiter = +
[20:38:15] <rob0> damn!
[20:38:15] <vdawg> inet_interfaces = all
[20:38:17] <sysmonk> weee
[20:38:18] <sysmonk> flooders
[20:38:21] <sysmonk> niceeee ;)
[20:38:23] <vdawg> oops
[20:38:34] <sysmonk> letmekickhisass!
[20:38:37] <vdawg> sorry hit ctrl +v then enter
[20:39:04] <seekwill> Yeah, that's how you normally do it
[20:39:10] <vdawg> anyways err I'm getting a bad address syntax
[20:39:12] <rob0> !basic
[20:39:13] <knoba> rob0: "basic" : http://www.postfix.org/BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README.html : a good starting place for Postfix beginners, many common questions are answered here.
[20:39:51] <sysmonk> i'm getting an "sallary to small" error, anyone can help?
[20:39:57] <rob0> "74.59.81.120" is not valid in mydestination; myhostname must be a FQDN
[20:40:58] <vdawg> hey rob thanks for the tip
[20:41:03] <vdawg> what is FQDN?
[20:41:27] <seekwill> Fully Qualified Domain Name
[20:41:33] <vdawg> i see
[20:41:42] <sysmonk> isn't there a !fqdn factoid?
[20:41:43] <sysmonk> !fqdn
[20:41:44] <knoba> sysmonk: "fqdn" : the 'fully qualified domain name'. It consists of the hostname part and the domain part. So 'www.debian.org' is a FQDN whereas 'www' is not.
[20:41:54] <vdawg> solid i'm new to all this
[20:42:06] <seekwill> snap
[20:42:14] <PcPixel> sysmonk: hey there :)
[20:42:17] <vdawg> alright well I can telnet to smtp and then write an email to myself
[20:42:18] <sysmonk> ho
[20:42:36] <vdawg> but if i send myself an email from somewhere else I get bad address syntax
[20:43:35] <vdawg> in fact sendmail -bv vic at 74 dot 59.81.120 itself gives me a bad address syntax
[20:43:54] <sysmonk> vdawg: [74.59.81.120] is teh way
[20:43:58] <rob0> because that's not correct address syntax.
[20:44:01] <sysmonk> i.e. vic at [74 dot 59.81.120]
[20:44:04] * PcPixel giggles
[20:44:08] <vdawg> RIGHT ON
[20:44:18] <vdawg> brb going to try this awesomeness
[20:44:20] <sysmonk> but doh, emailing by IP must suck
[20:44:37] <sysmonk> never did it, and don't see why i should do it
[20:44:42] <vdawg> no no you are right
[20:44:57] <vdawg> I had a free day today so I decided to learn about mail agents and stuff
[20:45:23] * sysmonk had a 'free day' too
[20:45:26] <vdawg> I don't have ssl or anything setup anyways I don't want to be a gateway for viruses
[20:45:35] <sysmonk> free of work, but full of shit && vomits
[20:45:41] <rob0> 8/8/8
[20:45:48] <sysmonk> (good apetite to those who are eating now :P )
[20:45:59] <sysmonk> rob0: m?
[20:46:04] <vdawg> I figure that the best way to learn is to try and do something with it :)
[20:46:09] <rob0> 8/8/8 is the date, mate!
[20:46:15] <sysmonk> ah
[20:46:16] <sysmonk> ye
[20:46:32] <vdawg> its lucky for the chinses
[20:46:34] <vdawg> chinese
[20:46:37] <rob0> don't wait, or you'll be too late
[20:47:00] <sysmonk> today is also an internation orgasm day
[20:47:07] <vdawg> well actually I do have another question
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[20:47:35] <rob0> I need to go celebrate IOD.
[20:47:53] <vdawg> so now that this works, ideally if I want to leave it running I should only allow authenticated people to send me mail right?
[20:47:53] <sysmonk> hehe
[20:50:13] <sysmonk> wrong, but i'm not in the mood to help
[20:50:22] <hacim> rob0: yeah thats the problem
[20:50:35] <hacim> rob0: the user is forging from addresses
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[20:59:00] <vdawg> !ssl
[20:59:02] <knoba> vdawg: Error: "ssl" is not a valid command.
[20:59:28] <vdawg> !basic
[20:59:28] <knoba> vdawg: "basic" : http://www.postfix.org/BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README.html : a good starting place for Postfix beginners, many common questions are answered here.
[21:01:32] <sysmonk> vdawg: !tls
[21:01:40] <vdawg> !tls
[21:01:41] <knoba> vdawg: "tls" : short for "Transport Layer Security" (RFC2246). It adds an additional layer of encryption to protocols like SMTP, POP3 or IMAP to improve security during transmission over the internet. You can find HOWTOs on that topic on http://www.postfix.org/docs.html
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[21:05:00] <vdawg> aaahhh
[21:05:10] <vdawg> now im getting the infamous relay access denied
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[21:31:11] <vdawg> finally figured it out!
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[21:38:04] <DuRaZNo> hi
[21:38:18] <DuRaZNo> can anyone help me?
[21:38:19] <DuRaZNo> :(
[21:38:53] <cpm> how would anyone know?
[21:39:12] <Landon> I can help you save money on car insurance
[21:39:28] <cpm> I can help you spend money
[21:39:40] <DuRaZNo> hahaha
[21:39:43] <DuRaZNo> :p
[21:40:32] <DuRaZNo> it's something about ldap maps, i'm trying to replace result_attribute result with something different
[21:41:08] <cpm> like a sink trap? or a monkey wrench?
[21:41:12] <cpm> won't work.
[21:41:32] <DuRaZNo> @___@
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[21:44:01] <DuRaZNo> I want to return a custom value if a user@domain matches a ldap query, but that value isn't in ldap tree, instead it could be a custom value written in main.cf
[21:44:04] <DuRaZNo> is it possible?
[21:44:29] <DuRaZNo> that's why I don't want to return the result_attribute
[21:44:32] <dni> helo all,..  anyone here use postfix's virtual mailbox's featture ?
[21:44:40] <DuRaZNo> me
[21:44:44] <dni> hi DuRaZNo
[21:44:48] <DuRaZNo> hi
[21:45:02] * DuRaZNo isn't very good speaking english
[21:45:23] <dni> where ar eyou from ?
[21:45:30] <dni> i speak spanish if its better for you
[21:45:43] <rob0> 200.* is LACNIC
[21:45:55] <dni> hablas espanol ?
[21:45:56] <DuRaZNo> peru, but maybe this is not an appropiate channel to speak spanish
[21:46:00] <DuRaZNo> yes
[21:46:07] <dni> peruanoooo cool man mi guitarista es peruano
[21:46:13] <dni> can i pm u so we dont bother anyone ?
[21:46:22] <DuRaZNo> yes
[21:46:25] <dni> cool thanks
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[21:47:23] * rob0 shrugs, wouldn't be bothered by espanol
[21:47:46] * rob0 wouldn't understand much of it either :)
[21:47:57] <DuRaZNo> does anyone know something about my issue?
[21:47:59] <DuRaZNo> :'(
[21:48:16] <PcPixel> not doing ldap sorry
[21:48:17] <PcPixel> :(
[21:48:20] <rob0> well, hit the ldap_table(5) man page
[21:48:30] <rob0> I don't use LDAP either.
[21:49:00] <DuRaZNo> i've already read ldap_table(5), but i didn't find anything useful for me
[21:49:44] <rob0> try to describe in plain terms what the real-world goal is
[21:50:44] <DuRaZNo> ok
[21:51:23] <hacim> is there a way I can put messages on HOLD if they are contain a specific header string?
[21:51:54] <DuRaZNo> I'm running OpenXchange, so OX keeps its users in ldap trees, they are member of some groups
[21:52:52] <DuRaZNo> so, I'm using an ldap filter so if certain user@domain matches I can return some custom value different from result_attribute
[21:53:19] <PcPixel> im also not running OpenXchange
[21:54:10] <DuRaZNo> i.e: if user@domain is member of a posixGroup in LDAP then I want to return an admin email (admin@domain) as the value for a sender_bcc_maps
[21:54:39] <DuRaZNo> this is not related to OpenXchange exclusively, is just about how things work in postfix
[21:54:55] <DuRaZNo> do u understand me?
[21:54:59] <PcPixel> is openxchange based off of postfix?
[21:55:12] <DuRaZNo> yep, OX uses postfix
[21:55:23] <PcPixel> interesting. that i did not know.
[21:58:00] <DuRaZNo> .__.
[21:58:32] <PcPixel> i really dont know. im not using ldap at all
[21:59:03] <DuRaZNo> snif :'(
[21:59:09] <DuRaZNo> i'll find the solution
[21:59:13] * DuRaZNo : some day...
[22:01:23] * PcPixel perfers Kerio MailServer over Exchange anyways :)
[22:01:28] <PcPixel> yes, MSExchange, not Open.
[22:02:12] <DuRaZNo> heh
[22:02:25] <DuRaZNo> I'm kerio certified :P
[22:02:52] <DuRaZNo> I was working at a company. They're preferred business partner in peru
[22:03:05] <PcPixel> i've only used kerio in a small environment (~6 people) and its amazing.
[22:03:09] <DuRaZNo> but now I prefer DeskNow
[22:03:16] <DuRaZNo> oh yes, Kerio is very good
[22:03:29] <DuRaZNo> but it's becomming expensive since 6.5 release
[22:04:27] <PcPixel> compared to MS, its still cheaper.
[22:04:58] <DuRaZNo> but DeskNow is cheaper yet, it even has instant messaging based on jabber integrated in the webmail, it offers forums and file sharing too
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[22:05:36] <DuRaZNo> i'm probing Scalix, DeskNow, OpenXchange, Zimbra among others
[22:09:51] <seekwill> Zimbra
[22:14:09] <PcPixel> funny, i havent heard of half of these
[22:14:25] <seekwill> Zimbra!
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[22:14:45] <seekwill> I haven't heard of DeskNow
[22:15:14] <DuRaZNo> zimbra has interesting feature such as clic n' call
[22:15:56] <PcPixel> we've already got an IM service we're happy with
[22:16:08] * seekwill mashes up DuRaZNo
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[22:37:50] <asdx> hi everyone, i have postfix installed in amazon ec2... and i get this when i try to send mail from it:
[22:37:53] <asdx> Aug  8 20:14:29 Etch postfix/smtp[32341]: 0842911CD53: to=<diego.viola at gmail dot com>, relay=gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com[64.233.179.27]:25, delay=4.2, delays=0.03/0.01/0.09/4, dsn=5.7.1, status=bounced (host gm ail-smtp-in.l.google.com[64.233.179.27] said: 550-5.7.1 [75.101.219.55] The IP you're using to send mail is not authorized 550-5.7.1 to send email directly to our servers. Please use the SMTP 550-5.7.1 rel ay at your service provider instead. Lea
[22:38:00] <asdx> any ideas?
[22:39:15] <lunaphyte_> what address does google see your traffic come from? 75.101.219.55?
[22:39:33] <lunaphyte_> either ask amazon why google won't accept mail from that address, or ask google.
[22:39:37] <asdx> yes, that's the external ip of amazon ec2 host
[22:39:37] <Landon> instead. Lea   <-- wht's after that?
[22:40:14] <seekwill> What's "ec2"?
[22:40:23] <asdx> a vps
[22:40:25] <Landon> "cloud computing"
[22:40:26] <lunaphyte_> echo charlie 2
[22:40:39] <lunaphyte_> ick.  stop with that stupid term.
[22:40:40] <lunaphyte_> :)
[22:40:51] <seekwill> asdx: Well, the error is pretty clear
[22:40:51] * Landon tosses some more buzzwords in here
[22:41:03] <asdx> i know if there is some work around i could use
[22:41:12] <seekwill> It gave you one?
[22:41:23] <asdx> i want to know*
[22:41:32] <Landon> apparently everyone is blocking EC2 servers because of the spam coming from them
[22:41:39] <Landon> from a quick google ;)
[22:41:48] * Blue_Mousey agrees with lunaphyte
[22:41:56] <lunaphyte_> hahahaahahaha!  stupid ec2.
[22:41:59] <PcPixel> ?
[22:42:02] <Blue_Mousey> who the hell thought of cloud computing... wasn't that dell?
[22:42:14] <PcPixel> man sounds like i missed a doozey of a convo
[22:42:18] <Blue_Mousey> As if clouds compute
[22:42:33] <PcPixel> they are core dumping right now where i am
[22:42:47] <Landon> the magic cloud of the interwho
[22:43:04] <Landon> hook your ethernet cable up to the lightning rod
[22:44:18] <asdx> so what can i do, put my postfix in another server?
[22:44:19] <asdx> relay?
[22:44:29] <seekwill> Amazon doesn't give you a relay?
[22:44:41] <asdx> nope
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[22:44:59] <lunaphyte_> i'll give you a relay.
[22:45:07] <lunaphyte_> right where the sun don't shine.
[22:45:36] <asdx> so relay will fix this right?
[22:45:42] <seekwill> asdx: Are you sure? If that's the case, yes, relocating your MTA would be your only choice
[22:47:08] <asdx> cant i just relay to another mta?
[22:48:00] <lunaphyte_> sure
[22:48:10] <lunaphyte_> me?
[22:48:12] <lunaphyte_> oops.
[22:48:26] <lunaphyte_> stupid wrong chat window
[22:48:32] <asdx> i have postfix working on another servers, can i relay to them?
[22:48:33] <seekwill> Yes, you can relay to another MTA
[22:48:39] <asdx> ok
[22:48:49] <lunaphyte_> asdx: maybe amazon has a mail service you can submit to.
[22:49:10] <asdx> the problem if i put my mta on another server would be that their php scripts wont let me use them, i think
[22:49:22] <seekwill> heh
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[22:49:29] <seekwill> asdx: Get a real VPS?
[22:49:43] <asdx> i already tried but my boss insist on ec2
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[22:50:09] <seekwill> Tell him the problem
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[22:50:30] <lunaphyte_> if i were in your shoes, i'd tell my boss if he wants to make the technical decisions, then he can solve the technical problems.
[22:50:44] <seekwill> lunaphyte_: Exactly
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[22:51:09] <lunaphyte_> yeah.
[22:51:17] <lunaphyte_> gah!  wrong windows again.
[22:51:24] <asdx> i ran into many problems with ec2 before but every time i tell him the technical issues he is like "i think i saw the solutions in the ec2 forums for that"
[22:51:31] <lunaphyte_> at least it's not passwords this time.
[22:51:39] <lunaphyte_> wtf?
[22:51:50] <lunaphyte_> then tell him to go find the stupid link.
[22:51:50] <seekwill> asdx: So... look in the ec2 forums
[22:52:04] <vdawg> hey I set up a postfix on my machine at home
[22:52:06] <PcPixel> exit
[22:52:07] <lunaphyte_> i think i saw a leprechaun one time
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[22:52:12] <vdawg> and I port forwarded port 25
[22:52:14] <asdx> lol
[22:52:37] <seekwill> vdawg: It's a lot easier to read when you put your thoughts all together
[22:52:44] <asdx> ec2 forums suggest to relay
[22:52:50] <seekwill> To where?
[22:52:57] <seekwill> Tell your boss that
[22:53:09] <lunaphyte_> www.magicalrelayforfreenoquestionsasked.com
[22:53:19] <vdawg> but when I send an email to myself user@[ip]
[22:53:19] <vdawg> im getting a relay access denied :(
[22:53:50] <lunaphyte_> vdawg: what should you be getting?
[22:53:59] <asdx> ec2 has issues with firewalls too
[22:54:35] <lunaphyte_> ec2 is starting to sound better and better.  what a well informed, pragmatic decision your enlightened boss has made.
[22:55:02] <vdawg> well it should just send the mail to me
[22:55:18] <lunaphyte_> where are you?
[22:56:18] <vdawg> I can telnet and then send mail to a user, but its something to do with my specifying the ip
[22:56:19] <vdawg> inet_interfaces = all mailbox_size_limit = 0 mydestination = 74.59.81.120, puter, localhost.localdomain, localhost myhostname = puter recipient_delimiter = + relay_domains = $mydestination
[22:56:30] <asdx> lunaphyte_: is that a sarcasm?
[22:56:30] <vdawg> the rest is tls crap
[22:57:32] <lunaphyte_> asdx: i was laying on pretty thick. i hope you weren't smothered.
[22:57:34] <Blue_Mousey> Does Postfix have like a MoTD?
[22:57:41] <lunaphyte_> *laying it on, rather
[22:57:50] <lunaphyte_> Blue_Mousey: wrt to the smtp banner?
[22:57:53] <asdx> lunaphyte_: you should blame marketing, not me ;)
[22:58:01] <asdx> lunaphyte_: i'm a technical person
[22:58:07] <lunaphyte_> asdx: i'm blaming your boss.  not you at all.
[22:58:11] <asdx> lunaphyte_: most people arent technical
[22:58:14] <Blue_Mousey> yeah ok lunaphyte, i already figured that out but beyond that, none right?
[22:58:21] <asdx> lunaphyte_: nah, don't blame him
[22:58:24] <Blue_Mousey> This is my smtpd_banner: smtpd_banner = $myhostname ESMTP $mail_name (Debian/GNU) Don't spam me or i will cry!
[22:58:32] <lunaphyte_> asdx: actually, i'll blame you a little bit, for not telling your boss to stick it.  ;)
[22:58:47] <asdx> lunaphyte_: :)
[22:58:55] <lunaphyte_> Blue_Mousey: what do you mean beyond that?
[22:58:57] <asdx> lunaphyte_: i already tried it a million of times, trust me
[22:59:11] <lunaphyte_> well don't give up.  get right back on that horsey.
[22:59:28] <asdx> yeah
[23:00:04] <lunaphyte_> maybe he is hard of hearing.  have you tried raising your voice?
[23:00:11] <lunaphyte_> :)
[23:00:25] <Blue_Mousey> lunaphyte_ could be there would be a motd kind of thingy
[23:00:25] <asdx> most non-tech people usually go to amazon and thinks "wow cloud computing, that must be great", but then they don't know the technical issues that makes your life a complete nightmare when you use it
[23:00:35] <Blue_Mousey> I know the banner, but banner isn't really a motd
[23:00:47] <Blue_Mousey> It would be a very useless feature though
[23:00:51] <lunaphyte_> Blue_Mousey: where exactly are you looking to see this motd?
[23:01:11] <Blue_Mousey> lunaphyte_, you never have send any mails using telnet?
[23:01:34] <lunaphyte_> no, never.
[23:01:41] <lunaphyte_> i don't know very much about smtp.
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[23:02:20] * lunaphyte_ looks to see if someone slipped a sarcasm pill into his lunch.
[23:02:27] <Blue_Mousey> shame on you! HELO who.i.am , MAIL FROM: example at my dot domain.name, RCPT TO: example at your dot domain.name, DATA Your data whatever you want. To end type enterdotenter and it will be mailed
[23:02:37] <Blue_Mousey> heh
[23:02:45] <vdawg> its EHLO
[23:02:53] <Blue_Mousey> ever heard of a TYPO
[23:02:57] <lunaphyte_> so what's the answer to my question?  where would you like to see a motd?
[23:03:07] <lunaphyte_> helo is just as valid as ehlo.
[23:03:20] <Blue_Mousey> Well i ment ehlo
[23:03:24] <vdawg> i know, i ate sarcasm pill too
[23:03:33] <lunaphyte_> oh, ok.
[23:03:52] <Blue_Mousey> lunaphyte_ nevermind i brought it up :)
[23:03:58] <lunaphyte_> why?
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[23:08:38] <Hurup> Hey everybody
[23:09:21] <Hurup> Anyone int. In helping me with my Postfix/Courier prob?
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[23:10:52] <Trengo> Hurup ask first
[23:11:08] <Trengo> if/when someone can help, they will
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[23:13:44] <Hurup> Okey :)
[23:14:24] <Hurup> I followed this setup (almost) http://www.howtoforge.com/virtual-users-domains-postfix-courier-mysql-squirrelmail-ubuntu8.04
[23:15:23] <Hurup> And its sending email gladly, but i don't understand, why it wouldn't create the folders for the users
[23:16:07] <Hurup> I'm getting "chdir zibaresearch.dk/test/: No such file or directory" because the folders not are correctly created
[23:16:51] <Hurup> is there a autoatic way to create the correct folders etc.
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[23:30:21] <lunaphyte> Hurup: as long as it can, postfix will create the necessary directories when it delivers a message.
[23:32:06] <Hurup> Yeah i read that.
[23:32:07] <rob0> The "almost" part of it could well be the problem.
[23:32:39] <Hurup> But im not sure that i can (because i'm not sure that receives properly)
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[23:33:28] <Hurup> rob0 almost just means that i didnt install spamass... etc..
[23:33:41] <rob0> If the virtual_[ug]id_maps user/group has write permission to virtual_mailbox_base, all directories are created automatically on a delivery.
[23:33:50] <rob0> (delivery by virtual(8))
[23:34:11] <Hurup> To make sure that it worked properly before i sorted spam etc. off
[23:35:37] <Hurup> virtual_mailbox_base = /home/vmail
[23:35:49] <Hurup> virtual_uid_maps = static:5000
[23:35:55] <Hurup> virtual_gid_maps = static:5000
[23:36:30] <Hurup> drwxrwxrwx 3 vmail    vmail    4096 2008-08-08 22:47 vmail
[23:38:21] <shasta> 777? yikes
[23:38:29] <Hurup> just to make sure
[23:38:47] <Hurup> When it works i will change it back
[23:39:32] <rob0> Is vmail UID/GID 5000?
[23:39:45] <Hurup> Yes (as in the guide
[23:40:01] <rob0> I don't read those guides.
[23:40:17] <Hurup> Sound as a good thing ...
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[23:41:00] <rob0> Could be a security issue, maybe virtual(8) refuses to deliver to an insecure location.
[23:41:16] <rob0> so, change it to 700
[23:42:06] <Hurup> Done that now, then just test it again ?
[23:42:21] <rob0> now, did this howto tell you to set virtual_transport? You should not.
[23:42:37] <rob0> postconf virtual_transport
[23:42:56] <Hurup> virtual_transport = virtual
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[23:45:31] <rob0> If the problem persists, pastebin logs.
[23:46:06] <Hurup> pastebin logs?
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[23:46:37] <shasta> !pastebin
[23:46:37] <knoba> shasta: "pastebin" : a way to paste larger amounts of text so that other people can read it. Try http://www.rafb.net/paste/ or http://paste.debian.net/ - Do not forget to tell us the URL where you pasted it.
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[23:48:10] <Hurup> Wich logs would you like?
[23:48:23] <Hurup> Mail.log ?
[23:48:26] <Hurup> and?
[23:48:31] <lunaphyte> !logs
[23:48:31] <knoba> lunaphyte: "logs" : by default, postfix logs to the mail facility of syslog. Something like grep -i `postconf -h syslog_facility` /etc/syslog.conf or grep -rl `postconf -h syslog_name` /var/log/* should tell you where logs are going.
[23:55:45] <Hurup> http://rafb.net/p/TwTsMH38.html
[23:56:09] <Hurup> See if you can get anything out of that
[23:56:34] <rob0> sure, you pasted imapd logs, nothing from Postfix
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[23:57:36] <Hurup> Sorry
[23:58:52] <jordanb> Hi. When Postfix delivers an email to a user process it prepends the message with a line starting with "From", with some SMTP envelope information in it. Does anyone know where the syntax of this line is defined? It's not RFC 2821 or 2822.
[23:58:55] <lunaphyte> uppercase letters in hostnames is a pet peeve of mine.
[23:59:12] <Hurup> Okey thanks
[23:59:31] <Hurup> mynetworks (was wrong - I have corrected that)





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