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[00:01:59] <zack23> how do I stop bouncebacks from spammers?
[00:02:53] <sahilt> zack23: backscatter?  google it and search postfix.org for the same string.
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[00:17:45] <zack23> essentially unknown_local_recipient_reject_code = 550 ?
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[00:24:23] <zack23> Seems I can only have one username like 'tom' for one domain and cant use it for another (like tom at example1 dot com and tom at example2 dot com) as the table has the username as the key
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[00:45:31] <zack23> yeah I get the error "Recipient address rejected: User unknown in virtual mailbox table)" when sending to a bogus address - i dont want it to mention that
[00:45:40] <zack23> otherwise all works good - virtual and local !!
[00:45:54] <Lukemob> zack23
[00:46:11] <Lukemob> add line " local_recipient_maps = " to main.cf
[00:47:26] <zack23> "If this parameter is defined, then the SMTP server will reject mail for unknown local users. This parameter is defined by default."
[00:47:31] <zack23> but I have local and virtual users
[00:47:37] <zack23> lemme try
[00:49:55] <zack23> okay perfect - doesnt complain back - will cut a lot of traffic ..thank you
[00:50:13] <Lukemob> np ;)
[00:56:06] <Lukemob> hm, I want to ask, is there a way how to forward an emails comin to local accounts to go to an email in virtusertable?
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[01:15:57] <zack23> aliases?
[01:24:16] <mjoseph> 18:46 <Lukemob> add line " local_recipient_maps = " to main.cf
[01:24:21] <zack23> what's a good IMAP client that would work with Postfix and the whole virtual user thing I did
[01:24:23] <mjoseph> never do that unless you absolutely know what you are doing!
[01:24:31] <zack23> oh...that was for me
[01:24:33] <zack23> I shouldnt do that?
[01:24:35] <mjoseph> that command will *cause* you to start sending backscatter
[01:24:50] <mjoseph> (not to mention fill your mail queue)
[01:24:56] <zack23> I'm just getting lots of fakeaddress at domain dot com that is being sent and it's sending "address does not exist" back to them
[01:25:09] <mjoseph> in the SMTP
[01:25:11] <mjoseph> right?
[01:25:17] <mjoseph> the messages are logged with NOQUEUE ?
[01:25:37] <zack23> lemme see
[01:25:53] <zack23> yes
[01:26:01] <mjoseph> then that's the correct behavior
[01:26:03] <zack23> NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT from unknown[88.232.182.119]: 550 5.1.1 <elvisrjzjuarez....>
[01:26:17] <zack23> okay so it's not bouncing back then?
[01:26:19] <mjoseph> what's the problem?
[01:26:20] <mjoseph> it is
[01:26:24] <mjoseph> but it's not your mx sending the bounces
[01:26:26] <mjoseph> it their's
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[01:26:42] <mjoseph> (and in the case of a spammer, nothing really happens anyway)
[01:26:46] <zack23> yes but doesnt my postfix try to reach these spammers saying it's not a valid address?
[01:26:56] <mjoseph> no
[01:27:07] <mjoseph> you mx (postfix) declines to accept the message from them in the first places
[01:27:09] <mjoseph> place
[01:27:21] <mjoseph> the " local_recipient_maps = " actually causes what you describe
[01:27:25] <mjoseph> which is why we don't recommend it
[01:28:04] <zack23> but I get the email back saying " Recipient address rejected: User unknown in virtual mailbox table)
[01:28:04] <zack23> "
[01:28:35] <mjoseph> what's the complete log message?
[01:28:36] <mjoseph> err
[01:28:48] <mjoseph> yeah, start with that
[01:29:36] <zack23> here: Aug  9 18:27:12 darkstatic postfix/smtpd[8814]: NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT from some_other_domain.[IP] <meme at darkstatic dot com>: Recipient address rejected: User unknown in virtual mailbox table; from=<user at some_other_domain dot com> to=<meme at darkstatic dot com> proto=ESMTP helo=<some_other_domain.com>
[01:29:55] <zack23> (where meme at darkstatic dot com does not exist in the postgres tables)
[01:30:28] <zack23> and it sent back to user at some_other_domain dot com: "(reason: 550 5.1.1 <meme at darkstatic dot com>: Recipient address rejected: User unknown in virtual mailbox table)"
[01:30:50] <mjoseph> that's correct
[01:31:01] <mjoseph> so, was that a test message from you?
[01:31:05] <zack23> ye3s
[01:31:07] <zack23> yes
[01:31:09] <mjoseph> that's why you got it
[01:31:13] <mjoseph> but if you look at the bounce
[01:31:16] <zack23> what if i was a spammer?
[01:31:19] <mjoseph> you'll notice that it didn't come from darkstatic
[01:31:30] <mjoseph> the bounce came from MAILER-DAEMON at some_other_domain dot com (or similar)
[01:31:34] <zack23> ahhhh
[01:31:34] <zack23> yes
[01:31:36] <zack23> okay okay
[01:31:40] <zack23> perfect
[01:31:46] <zack23> so my postfix isnt sending that out
[01:31:52] <zack23> sorry about the confusion..i assumed it was me sending it out
[01:32:13] <zack23> since i got you here
[01:32:36] <zack23> I converted from Qmail to Postfix - I have virtual domains. I don't have to mention these virtual domains in main.cf for relaying purposes?
[01:33:06] <mjoseph> depends how they are implemented
[01:33:09] <zack23> as darkstatic.com is a virtual email account..it's in the tables
[01:33:17] <zack23> so it must check the domain table too
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[01:33:30] <mjoseph> i'm not sure what you mean by in the tables
[01:33:36] <zack23> the Postgres tables sorry
[01:33:47] <zack23> I just want to make sure I'm not an open relay
[01:33:57] <zack23> as traditionally I have had to tell the MTA which domains are hosted
[01:34:00] <zack23> here I didn't have to
[01:34:26] <mjoseph> you do, actually
[01:34:42] <mjoseph> but it might be happening in another way
[01:34:54] <mjoseph> can you show me which lines of your config reference the postgres db?
[01:35:13] <mjoseph> i don't need the db info, just the .cf definition for it is fine
[01:35:16] <zack23> virtual_mailbox_maps = pgsql:/etc/postfix/pgsql/pgsql-virtual-maps.cf
[01:35:16] <zack23> virtual_uid_maps = pgsql:/etc/postfix/pgsql/pgsql-virtual-uid.cf
[01:35:16] <zack23> virtual_gid_maps = pgsql:/etc/postfix/pgsql/pgsql-virtual-gid.cf
[01:35:26] <zack23> virtual_alias_maps = pgsql:/etc/postfix/pgsql/pgsql-virtual.cf
[01:35:41] <zack23> above that i have mydestination = my_real_domain.com, localhost
[01:35:54] <zack23> oh and virtual_mailbox_domains = pgsql:/etc/postfix/pgsql/pgsql-virtual-domains.cf
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[01:36:50] <mjoseph> do you have anything defined in the pgsql-virtual.cf table(s) ?
[01:37:56] <zack23> just database credentials and it points to the table alias
[01:38:16] <mjoseph> right
[01:38:19] <mjoseph> i mean, int the table
[01:38:35] <mjoseph> so, the reason i ask is that virtual-maps is a totally different thing than virtual aliases
[01:38:41] <mjoseph> there should be no overlap
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[01:40:10] <zack23> in the table are just aliases..so it must look in that as a last resort and then reject?
[01:41:30] <zack23> well I tested it - it doesnt seem to be an open relay
[01:41:37] <zack23> I'm going to use dovecot - this is a good one i heard
[01:42:26] <zack23> wow im hosting this domain for a friend which gets pounded by spam ... it's insane
[01:44:06] <zack23> so far I like it - i thought since it was using a database it would be more load but seems fine as compared to qmail... I just converted today with scripts I wrote to convert vpopmail users
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[02:02:59] <zack23> how do I set up dovecot to use real email accounts and virtual? mail_location = ~/Maildir but this does not take care of virtual
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[02:15:04] <mjoseph> not sure about dovecot
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[02:21:28] <zack23> yeah i cant seem to configure it...hmm
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[02:46:44] <Belboz91> Hey all, having trouble relaying through comcast, giving me a "recipient invalid domain" error, I know that the domain is wrong, but exactly where do I change it?
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[03:13:38] <philip_> hey chaps
[03:14:20] <philip_> i have a massive problem with postfix and ldap. even though postmap as postfix user returns the right mapping, trivial rewrite complains about not being able to contact the ldap server
[03:14:45] <philip_> im pretty sure i went the wrong way somewhere, but i would need to strace a command which uses the ldap dict, like trivial-rewrite
[03:14:58] <philip_> but i can't find any documentation how to invoke that by hand
[03:15:11] <philip_> any suggestions?
[03:15:36] <philip_> please? :)
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[03:16:45] <dragonheart> is the resolv.conf in the chroot pointing to the correct dns server?
[03:17:44] <philip_> i use a ldapi:/// resource, that shouldn't affect that
[03:18:59] <philip_> i would really like to be able to start trivial-rewrite by hand
[03:19:21] <dragonheart> sorry not sure how to do that. don't have much experince in ldap either
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[03:21:04] <Belboz91> okay, I solved my last poblem, but now I have a problem where no matter what user sends mail it comes from the same domain, I have about 5 domains tied to my server, any ideas?
[03:21:29] <philip_> leave the ldap part to me, i just need to know how to start trivial-rewrite by hand ;)
[03:22:11] <dragonheart> could try stracing the trivial-rewrite process
[03:22:52] <philip_> yeah, thats what i want to do :)
[03:23:03] <philip_> but i need to start it by hand for that to happen ;)
[03:23:11] <dragonheart> strace -p {pid} -o /tmp/x
[03:23:33] <philip_> and how would you get the pid if the process finishes before you can get the output of ps -waux? ;)
[03:23:46] <philip_> it simpy dies to fast :/
[03:24:03] <dragonheart> can you trace its parent with a -f option
[03:24:21] <philip_> yeah, but *which* parent ...
[03:25:27] <dragonheart> i'd guess 'master'
[03:25:57] <philip_> ah
[03:25:58] <philip_> AAAAAH
[03:26:00] <philip_> AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH
[03:26:04] <philip_> THAT FUCKING PIECE OF SHIT
[03:26:07] <philip_> .
[03:26:16] <philip_> three hourse gone
[03:26:21] <philip_> [pid 10031] connect(10, {sa_family=AF_FILE, path="/var/run/ldapi"}, 110) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
[03:26:27] <philip_> guess what?
[03:26:31] <philip_> GUESS WHAT?
[03:26:33] <philip_> ...
[03:27:05] <philip_> no no, that resolv.conf isnt right in the chroot is not the matter... BUT THAT FUCKING SOCKET IS NOT THERE IS!!
[03:27:08] <philip_> sorry.
[03:27:42] <dragonheart> glad you got it eventually
[03:28:18] <philip_> at least i guess thats the problem
[03:28:46] <dragonheart> looks like a critical element
[03:31:04] <philip_> hm
[03:31:07] <philip_> ok, stupid question
[03:31:15] <philip_> how exactly does the postfix chroot work?
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[03:32:40] <dragonheart> the processes listed in master.cf with the option of chroot get exectued in the chroot by master
[03:32:59] <philip_> ah
[03:33:32] <dragonheart> there is proxy option or something that can expose the real root back somehow. either that or make ldapi created in the chroot
[03:33:47] <dragonheart> or change master.cf for the trivial-rewrite process
[03:34:21] <philip_> Aug 10 03:34:00 loeblich kernel: [14702.669309] audit(1218332040.427:3): type=1503 operation="inode_mknod" requested_mask="w::" denied_mask="w::" name="/var/spool/postfix/ldap/ldapi" pid=10122 profile="/usr/sbin/slapd" namespace="default"
[03:34:35] <philip_> not much more
[03:34:39] <philip_> and i start a riot
[03:35:08] <dragonheart> you running grsec that prohibits not creatiion in a chroot?
[03:35:23] <philip_> i am running ubuntu hardy
[03:35:41] <philip_> i don't know what exactly is happening here
[03:36:51] <dragonheart> some kernel prohibition on creating a node. sure its not a permissions problem?
[03:37:31] <philip_> oooh k
[03:37:35] <philip_> it is called apparmor
[03:37:54] <philip_> and i think it is quite cool as long as it doesn't mess with me :)
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[03:41:11] <dragonheart> philip_: generally cool of all "security"
[03:41:21] <dragonheart> s/cool/true/
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[03:52:07] <philip_> works now
[03:52:16] <philip_> three hours lost
[03:52:26] <dragonheart> and 3 hours of experince gained
[03:55:13] <philip_> experienc i already had
[03:55:25] <philip_> i *knew* about postfix changeroot weirdness
[03:55:35] <philip_> i should have listened to your hint about the resolv.conf
[03:55:49] <philip_> it could have reminded me that that also applies to sockets ;)
[03:56:06] <philip_> thanks chap
[03:56:52] <dragonheart> np
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[04:13:55] <philip_> of course, local is not in the changeroot
[04:14:01] <philip_> and local AGAIN does not find the socket
[04:14:02] <philip_> because
[04:14:13] <philip_> the socket in the changeroot is different than the socket outside
[04:14:21] <philip_> isn't that just perfect?
[04:14:35] <philip_> omg so much hate
[04:14:57] <dragonheart> sockets are controlled at a kernel level and communication can bypass chroots
[04:15:04] <philip_> yeah
[04:15:06] <philip_> but you see
[04:15:21] <philip_> i made a directory "ldap" in the changeroot with "ldapi", the socket, in it
[04:15:31] <philip_> but outside, the socket is /var/run/ldapi
[04:15:51] <philip_> so, the local process is not (can not be) in the changeroot
[04:15:55] <dragonheart> change the config on the ouside to refer to the full path of ldap/ldapi in the chroot
[04:16:08] <philip_> that works?
[04:16:19] <philip_> does postfix correctly "cut" the paths for the changeroot?
[04:16:34] <dragonheart> yes for its ownprocesses - not for all of them
[04:19:05] <dragonheart> and yes it should work if the outside process refers to the full path of the socket in postfix's chroot.
[04:19:14] <dragonheart> may require more apparmor changes though
[04:19:20] <philip_> no. it doesnt work
[04:19:26] <philip_> i'll do it the other way around
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[04:22:40] <philip_> Aug 10 04:22:32 loeblich postfix/local[11624]: 9B52337257: to=<philip at linuxteam dot at>, relay=local, delay=704, delays=697/0.05/0/7.2, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (delivered to command: /usr/bin/procmail)
[04:22:44] <philip_> :))))))))))))))))))))
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[04:23:44] <dragonheart> yay
[04:24:09] <dragonheart> so what was your final change to make it work?
[04:26:53] <philip_> i created /var/run/ldapi in the chroot
[04:27:01] <philip_> so inside and outside the chroot it is the same path
[04:27:11] <philip_> and slapd serves both
[04:29:44] <dragonheart> good idea.
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[04:29:48] <dragonheart> well done
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[04:48:09] <philip_> ok
[04:48:12] <philip_> next problem
[04:48:37] <philip_> postfix bounces all local users (which are kept in ldap) except the one which is in /etc/passwd and in ldap
[04:49:40] <philip_> in my old setup, no user (except root, for emergencies) was in /etc/passwd and everyone got local mail
[04:50:00] <philip_> i haven't changed my postfix config either, could it be that there has been a change how local users are handled?
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[04:52:04] <dragonheart> is your box not odoing ldap auth and it was before
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[04:54:56] <philip_> forget the question
[04:55:10] <philip_> there is more wrong with my ldap setup than local mail delivery
[04:55:11] <philip_> :)
[04:56:42] <dragonheart> forgotten alread
[05:01:10] * sahilt never even listened.
[05:16:46] <philip_> hah. it works. nicely.
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[05:16:57] <philip_> well, courier.
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[06:05:06] <computer13137> Hi, I'm trying to setup Postfix on my server.  I have a fairly default installation.  When I telnet to my server on port 25, it doesn't respond, locally or otherwise. "telnet localhost 25" doesn't do anything, it's just sitting there.  What is the problem here, and how can I correct it?
[06:05:49] <dragonheart> what does netstat -apntu show? what does the logs show?
[06:06:15] <computer13137> tcp6       0      0 :::25                   :::*                    LISTEN
[06:06:22] <computer13137> Looks like it's listening on port 25 to me. :S
[06:06:54] <computer13137> What logs are you talking about?
[06:06:59] <computer13137> There's no log for Postfix in /var/log, where is it kept?
[06:07:40] <computer13137> Hmm, if this helps you.  I just ran a TCP port check from another server, and it's definitely listening on port 25.
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[06:07:56] <computer13137> (I have a PHP script that can check if a TCP port is open or not).
[06:08:00] <dragonheart> on ipv6 and ipv4?
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[06:08:09] <computer13137> I don't have an IPv6 address, how should I know?
[06:08:10] <dragonheart> !logs
[06:08:11] <knoba> dragonheart: "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.
[06:09:00] <computer13137> Hmm, what do you suppose this could indicate?
[06:09:00] <computer13137> warning: /usr/lib/postfix/smtpd: bad command startup -- throttling
[06:09:27] <computer13137> Oh, I see...
[06:09:42] <computer13137> A few lines up it's talking about recipient restrictions not being specified.
[06:09:46] <computer13137> Just a sec...
[06:11:25] <computer13137> OK, it's listening now.
[06:11:47] <dragonheart> you're welcome
[06:12:31] <computer13137> Hmm
[06:12:32] <computer13137> Still having a problem.
[06:12:36] <computer13137> It's letting me use it now.
[06:12:44] <computer13137> But it's not letting me send email to anything outside of my server. :P
[06:12:49] <computer13137> Relay access denied.
[06:13:01] <dragonheart> !basic
[06:13:01] <knoba> dragonheart: "basic" : http://www.postfix.org/BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README.html : a good starting place for Postfix beginners, many common questions are answered here.
[06:38:06] <computer13137> Hmm
[06:38:12] <computer13137> Still haven't hit the problem.
[06:39:25] <dragonheart> echo mynetworks covers where you are coming from
[06:41:10] <computer13137> Hmm, what should I set that to?  Subnet looks like it's the most lenient of them, and it's still denying me relay access. :S
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[06:42:42] <computer13137> If it helps, I'm using some virtual aliases.
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[06:58:07] <computer13137> OK, I've got that fixed!
[06:58:09] <computer13137> Now I have a new problem. :S
[06:58:14] <computer13137> It's denying all my credentials.
[06:58:15] <computer13137> Even my root account.
[07:06:53] <sahilt> uh oh, spaghettio.
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[08:08:03] <bdmeyer> Brand new isntall of postfix on fc9. Can't figure out what I have missed. everything is relaying denied:  554 5.7.1 <bdmeyer at brucedot dot net>: Relay access denied
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[08:17:02] <computer13137> !sample
[08:17:03] <knoba> computer13137: Error: "sample" is not a valid command.
[08:17:08] <computer13137> lol damn. :P
[08:17:18] <computer13137> Anyone know where I can get a sample working main.cf?
[08:17:27] <computer13137> No matter *what* I do, I can't send mail out of my domain, I get "relay access denied".
[08:17:33] <computer13137> I've been fighting this thing for 4 hours, and have been in IRC twice.
[08:17:51] <bdmeyer> same thing here: 554 5.7.1 <bdmeyer at brucedot dot net>: Relay access denied
[08:17:57] <computer13137> I know, right?
[08:18:06] <computer13137> Do you have authentication turned on?
[08:18:12] <computer13137> I turned mine off because I thought it was breaking it.
[08:18:12] <computer13137> :P
[08:18:18] <bdmeyer> I am wondering if it is my hosts file
[08:18:25] <computer13137> lol
[08:18:33] <bdmeyer> I have a minimal config. Very few changes from default
[08:18:37] <computer13137> Same.
[08:18:41] <computer13137> I just want an SMTP server..
[08:18:44] <computer13137> Like a web host\ISP has.
[08:18:45] <computer13137> Where you can login.
[08:18:48] <computer13137> Why is it so hard to set that up? :|
[08:19:05] <bdmeyer> yeah. webmail look gmail, hotmail etc really sucks'
[08:19:07] <computer13137> I've actually tried Sendmail too.
[08:19:10] <computer13137> And had the same series of issues.
[08:19:19] <computer13137> All I get out of IRC is RTFM.
[08:19:36] <computer13137> I've been running a web host for over a year.  I've done and seen it all... but I've never configured Postfix from scratch. :P
[08:19:50] <bdmeyer> I have the postfix book infront of me, I followed steps verbatim. The very first test has relay denied. I think it may be ralted to hosts file or something.
[08:20:13] <computer13137> :S
[08:20:34] <computer13137> Who's your host?
[08:20:37] <computer13137> That you need SMTP?
[08:20:39] <computer13137> Or do you host yourself?
[08:20:39] <bdmeyer> I am actually running two postfix at work.  It's actually supposed to be a super simple thing to get a basic postfix working
[08:21:23] <bdmeyer> I have a 'custom' account for DynDNS. so a real domaion name, with the ip updated whenever it changes.
[08:21:58] <bdmeyer> At work it's a .gov domain. (We're all linux at our location)
[08:22:20] <computer13137> Hmm
[08:22:22] <computer13137> Actually -
[08:22:26] <computer13137> If I telnet to localhost from the box
[08:22:30] <computer13137> It's not denying it.
[08:22:52] <computer13137> I'm going to try from another machine on that network.
[08:22:56] <bdmeyer> ah! That's good! I didn't think to try that. Let me see what localhost does...
[08:23:45] <computer13137> Hmm
[08:23:48] <computer13137> Doesn't work from LAN.
[08:23:50] <computer13137> Only localhost.
[08:24:05] <computer13137> 554 5.7.1 <--address-->: Relay access denied
[08:24:41] <bdmeyer> That 'may' be a simple change. Hold one while I dig for that. by default, I 'think' that it only works from localhost. you make one change and it works. mompls
[08:25:03] <computer13137> wtf
[08:25:07] <computer13137> When I use telnet from my Windows machine here
[08:25:11] <computer13137> Half the commands come back invalid.
[08:25:17] <computer13137> Telnet is so screwy from the dos prompt.
[08:25:17] <computer13137> :|
[08:25:30] <bdmeyer> haha. weird, should be same
[08:26:06] <bdmeyer> try this, change 'inet_interfaces = all' restart, and see if that works.
[08:26:18] <bdmeyer> it may be set to l,ocalhost right now
[08:27:53] <bdmeyer> kul... it worked for me at localhost. That helps diagnose the problem. It isn't accepting external connections. googletime!
[08:28:05] <computer13137> lol
[08:28:27] <bdmeyer> did you check your inet_interfaces parameter?
[08:28:45] <computer13137> Mine is set to all.
[08:29:02] <bdmeyer> hmmm. We may be chasing the same problem.
[08:29:13] <computer13137> What OS are you on incidentally?
[08:29:51] <bdmeyer> I think the mail server is fedora core 8, checking. (You?)
[08:30:01] <computer13137> Ubuntu 8.04.1
[08:30:44] <bdmeyer> ubuntu is nice. everything just works
[08:30:55] <computer13137> Yeah, except Postfix.
[08:30:55] <computer13137> :P
[08:31:25] <bdmeyer> hahaha. yeah. My workstation is fc9. Was a month before I got wacom tablet to work! haha
[08:31:32] <computer13137> lol
[08:31:39] <computer13137> I never got used to Red Hat.
[08:31:45] <computer13137> In my opinion, RPM is clumsy. :P
[08:31:49] <computer13137> Aptitude does a much better job.
[08:31:53] <computer13137> And dpkg.
[08:32:24] <computer13137> Red Hat 9 was my first linux OS ever though. :P
[08:32:50] <bdmeyer> Thats my problem. I used redhat from 4.x to 7.x. Now that my job requires linux, I have too much to 'unlearn' to switch to a non red hat distro, so it's centos or fedora... too bad. Ubuntu sure makes things work smooth
[08:33:11] <computer13137> lol
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[08:33:33] <computer13137> I've really only been using linux since maybe... 2002, 2003.
[08:33:39] <bdmeyer> So, what can we do to better troubleshoot this, perhaps a debug mode will reveal whats happening?
[08:33:55] <computer13137> Do what you want, I'm reading the Ubuntu forums. :P
[08:34:07] <computer13137> This looks like a sort of common thing.
[08:34:14] <bdmeyer> haha. Ok, I'm gonna try some more stuff. I'll holler if I get lucky
[08:41:12] <computer13137> Bdmeyer?
[08:41:14] <computer13137> I found something.
[08:41:27] <computer13137> Are you there?
[08:41:53] <bdmeyer> yes
[08:42:07] <computer13137> Let me check one more thing to be sure
[08:42:11] <computer13137> But I think I fixed it
[08:42:11] <bdmeyer> k
[08:42:20] <computer13137> *kind of*
[08:42:53] <computer13137> Uh, yeah...
[08:43:02] <computer13137> This should help you.
[08:43:03] <computer13137> :P
[08:43:22] <computer13137> My IP at home is in the 66.114.x.x range
[08:43:31] <computer13137> I added 66.0.0.0/8 to "mynetworks" in main.cf
[08:43:33] <computer13137> Reloaded
[08:43:35] <computer13137> And I can now send from here.
[08:43:47] <bdmeyer> hmmm. trying now
[08:44:01] <sysmonk> computer13137: ouch
[08:44:06] <sysmonk> computer13137: you're open relay
[08:44:13] <computer13137> I didn't add authentication yet.
[08:44:16] <computer13137> Because the thing was already falling apart.
[08:44:20] <computer13137> I don't need *more* shit to break.
[08:44:25] <computer13137> I'll add that once this works.
[08:44:25] <sysmonk> computer13137: mynetworks of /8 SUCKS
[08:44:26] <computer13137> :P
[08:44:28] <sysmonk> k afk
[08:46:10] <bdmeyer> that worked! Did you say I am testing as an open relay?
[08:46:27] <computer13137> That's what he's saying yeah, why?
[08:46:55] <bdmeyer> interesting. Up till now I wasn't even able to send email period.
[08:47:03] <computer13137> lol
[08:47:04] <bdmeyer> I guess I'll do some open relay tests then.
[08:47:15] <bdmeyer> Thanks computer13137
[08:47:28] <computer13137> No problem, I'll be here awhile, so let me know if you fix anything. :P
[08:47:54] <bdmeyer> ok. thanks
[08:48:05] <computer13137> Have any instant messengers?
[08:49:49] <bdmeyer> whatever linux might have. So far abuse.net says I am not openrelay
[08:50:13] <bdmeyer> 17 tests, no open relay. (abuse.net)
[08:50:31] <computer13137> lol
[08:51:37] <bdmeyer> checking for chat client. mom pls
[08:51:51] <computer13137> ?
[08:53:15] <bdmeyer> I have pidgin. with an AIM account. Did you ask if I have an IM earlier?
[08:53:38] <computer13137> Yeah
[08:53:40] <computer13137> What's your AIM?
[08:53:42] <computer13137> Mine is...
[08:53:43] <computer13137>  <--
[08:53:44] <computer13137> :P
[08:53:56] <bdmeyer> bdmeyersc
[08:55:15] <bdmeyer> attempting now
[08:56:10] <bdmeyer> oh. I may have to open firwall. one mom plz
[08:57:06] <bdmeyer> dang, what port is aim?
[08:57:14] <computer13137> Hmm
[08:57:18] <computer13137> Let me see
[08:57:36] <computer13137> 5190
[08:57:38] <computer13137> I think
[09:01:36] <bdmeyer> 4443 for direct connect and 5190 for file xfer and chat.
[09:01:49] <computer13137> lol
[09:02:52] <computer13137> You're still not showing as online. :P
[09:04:42] <computer13137> bdmeyer
[09:04:55] <bdmeyer> should be now, trying to reconnect
[09:05:10] <computer13137> lol
[09:05:44] <computer13137> brb
[09:06:01] <bdmeyer> k. shows available
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[09:06:09] <computer13137> Heh really?
[09:07:12] <computer13137> [02:06] *** Error while sending IM: This user is currently not logged on
[09:08:21] <computer13137> Well
[09:08:28] <computer13137> As my timestamp indicates... it's after 2AM. :P
[09:08:30] <computer13137> I'd best be going to bed.
[09:08:50] <computer13137> If you can't find me on AIM, just come idle on IRC.  I added you as an IRC contact, so if you're connected to freenode at all, you'll show up on my list and I can PM you.
[09:09:08] <computer13137> If not my AIM is the same as my S\N, and my client automatically logs into Freenode and sits idle with no channel. :P
[09:09:11] <computer13137> So you can PM me anytime.
[09:09:16] <computer13137> Good night. :P:
[09:09:16] <bdmeyer> ok. Looks like AIM is real od. Trying another one now.
[09:09:20] <computer13137> lol
[09:09:21] <computer13137> Well
[09:09:25] <computer13137> I have YIM and MSN too.
[09:09:28] <computer13137> Same as my AIM.
[09:09:32] <computer13137> MSN just tack @hotmail.com after it.
[09:09:32] <computer13137> ;)
[09:09:33] <bdmeyer> I have msn.
[09:09:39] <computer13137> I also have Gtalk
[09:09:48] <computer13137> And ICQ
[09:09:49] <computer13137> lol
[09:10:06] <computer13137> What's your MSN?
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[09:10:08] <computer13137> Same as your AIM?
[09:10:32] <bdmeyer> bdmeyer44 at msn dot com
[09:10:52] <computer13137> Added.
[09:10:57] <computer13137> Is it signed in?
[09:10:57] <computer13137> lol
[09:11:46] <bdmeyer> I just added it. Never chatted in linux before. FIguring out how to contaqct you
[09:11:46] <computer13137> Well
[09:11:50] <computer13137> Lol
[09:12:09] <computer13137> Is it signed in though?
[09:12:12] <computer13137> You're showing as offline.
[09:12:59] <bdmeyer> Trying to get sding in to work.
[09:13:07] <bdmeyer> sding = sign in
[09:13:12] <computer13137> lol
[09:13:54] <computer13137> Must come with being a Red Hat user... Pidgin isn't that complicated on Ubuntu.
[09:13:55] <computer13137> lol
[09:13:56] <computer13137> It just works.
[09:14:22] <computer13137> Although when I ran Ubuntu on my secondary machine, I ran WINE to run my IM client I'm using right now anyway.
[09:14:23] <computer13137> LOL
[09:14:39] <computer13137> I use Trillian.  It'd be hard to get used to not having it. :P
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[09:15:01] <bdmeyer> just tried the msn for you
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[09:15:09] <computer13137> Anyway, if you can't find me tomorrow on AIM or MSN, go on IRC and I'll find you here, or I'll send an email to your MSN I guess. lol
[09:15:13] <computer13137> You're not signed on still.
[09:15:14] <computer13137> :S
[09:17:47] <computer13137> Well, I'll catch you tomorrow.
[09:17:48] <computer13137> G'night.
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[09:20:10] <bdmeyer> gnight
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[12:41:03] <war9407> anyone here run bind with internal (machine-name.int) and external domains?
[12:46:12] <blackflag> morning  all :D
[12:48:38] <blackflag> I want to do whitelist the lan on the postgrey but didnt get it to run. I tried /^10\.100\.100\.*/ In whitelist_clients an in main.cf smtpd_client_restrictions = check_policy_service inet:127.0.0.1:60000 but this is not working. Ths lan is still greylisted. Can someone help?
[12:51:37] <vice-versa> lose the *
[12:57:55] <blackflag> I tried /^10\.100\.100\  but the client is still greylisted
[12:58:59] <vice-versa> /^10\.100\.100\.*/
[12:59:13] <vice-versa> err, /^10\.100\.100\./
[13:00:51] <blackflag> I tried /^10\.100\.100\./ and Im still greylisted
[13:01:02] <blackflag> restart postgrey and postfix
[13:01:06] <blackflag> the same
[13:05:55] <vice-versa> hmm, try /^10\.100\.100\..*/ although I would have expected the later to work
[13:09:08] <blackflag> the same
[13:17:37] <vice-versa> try putting in an implicit address just to test
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[13:34:32] <vice-versa> blackflag: if that works, then I would try 10.100.100.  or   10.100.100.0/24 ... been awhile since I did anything with postgrey but iirc either should work
[13:35:05] <blackflag> okay, thanks Ill try it!
[13:40:56] <shasta> sigh
[13:41:02] <shasta> blackflag, what's "whitelist_clients"?
[13:42:28] <sysmonk> must be some postgrey file
[13:43:19] <blackflag> You might want to add the IP range for your local network to /etc/postgrey/whitelist_clients so they?re not greylisted, or some customers
[13:46:21] <sysmonk> blackflag: that's postgrey stuff, not postfix
[13:46:27] <sysmonk> postgrey is a 3rd party app
[13:46:42] <sysmonk> so don't think that anyone in #postfix will be able to help
[13:47:00] <sysmonk> don't forget to explictly mention that it is NOT postfix problem, but is postgrey problem
[13:47:55] <blackflag> okay
[14:01:19] <sysmonk> !fallback_transport
[14:01:20] <knoba> sysmonk: "fallback_transport" : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: Optional message delivery transport that the local(8) delivery agent should use for names that are not found in the aliases(5) database or in the UNIX passwd database.
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[14:26:56] <zhaozhou> Quick question, rejecting a whole domain, that's done by @<domain>.<toplevel>, right? And, will that include subdomains?
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[15:41:36] <Bogaurd> I'm having issues with SASL and sending outgoing mail - I've migrated a working box to new hardware, and a new OS install. I can't work out why I'm getting this error when I try to send mail: warning: SASL authentication problem: unable to open Berkeley db /etc/sasldb2: No such file or directory
[15:42:32] <Bogaurd> I found a possible suggestion to copy /etc/sasldb2 to /var/spool/postfix/etc/sasldb2, but that gives me a permission error in my logs... and I'd prefer to take a cleaner solution if possible
[15:56:15] <vice-versa> you got two choices, don't run postfix chrooted or fix the permissions issue
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[16:25:34] <Gothmog_> Hi!
[16:28:51] <Gothmog_> I would like to use postfix address rewriting to construct simple mailing lists. That is: I want a map like list at domain dot com user1 at domain dot com,user2@domain.com; the list address must not appear in the delivered mail, so I either want it to be replaced by the list of recipients, or rather a single mail with only one recipient delivered to every listed address.
[16:30:00] <Gothmog_> Is there such a form of address rewriting?
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[16:31:34] <Gothmog_> I wasn't able to find something in the docs...
[16:32:40] <sysmonk> Gothmog_: alias will do just fine
[16:33:33] <Gothmog_> Is virtual aliasing done afterwards? Because all the recipients are subject to virtual aliasing.
[16:34:02] <Gothmog_> And the result addresses after the virtual aliasing aren't local ones.
[16:36:29] <Gothmog_> And isn't the result of aliasing intended to be delivered locally?
[16:36:37] <sysmonk> i don't know what you call 'virtual aliasing' in this case, but i'm sure it will be REALLY fast to test it out
[16:36:48] <sysmonk> no
[16:37:38] <Gothmog_> Okay, thank you, I will try it immediately.
[16:46:11] <Gothmog_> The delivery fails with: "Recipient address rejected: User unknown in virtual alias table". Is the mail dropped because there is no user with the name of the list?
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[17:05:15] <sysmonk> Gothmog_: how did you create an alias?
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[17:22:06] <Gothmog_> sysmonk: I put the line "alias_maps = hash:/etc/aliases hash:/etc/postfix/list_test" in main.cf
[17:23:03] <Gothmog_> list_test looks like this:
[17:23:05] <Gothmog_> http://tgoedderz.de/~tobias/list_test
[17:23:25] <Gothmog_> I ran postmap list_test, and reloaded postfix afterwards
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[17:35:29] <sysmonk> Gothmog_: first of all, 'user unknown in virtual alias table'
[17:35:40] <sysmonk> and you used 'alias_maps' which is for _local_ and not _virtual_
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[18:07:35] <Gothmog_> sysmonk: I'm not sure I understand. Are you suggesting I should use virtual_alias_maps? That would work, but the address in the header won't be replaced.
[18:09:22] <Gothmog_> Or do I have to add a user to the "virtual alias table" somehow before it getting delivered to local?
[18:15:44] <Gothmog_> Or is that because the domain is a virtual alias domain?
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[18:15:57] <sahilt> omg
[18:15:58] * sysmonk re-read what you want
[18:16:04] <sysmonk> you don't want the LIST address to be seen?
[18:16:17] <sysmonk> i thought you don't want the list users to be seen
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[18:25:45] <Gothmog_> Yes, I don't want the list address to be seen. And, if possible, I don't want the whole list of recipients to be in every mail, too.
[18:26:38] <Gothmog_> But the latter isn't really necessary.
[18:27:55] <Gothmog_> In fact, it wouldn't be that bad if the list address is seen. It just would be nice.
[18:28:45] <adaptr> Gothmog_: free $clue: if the list address were *invisible*, it would not be an address
[18:28:57] <adaptr> you sorta have to be able to address somethign to send it mail
[18:28:58] <Gothmog_> Nah.
[18:29:05] <adaptr> jah
[18:29:19] <Gothmog_> Perhaps I didn't make myself clear enough.
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[18:30:46] <Gothmog_> I'd like postfix to take a mail To: mylist at foo dot bar, and send replace mylist at foo dot bar with some other addresses, and deliver that.
[18:31:05] <Gothmog_> s/send replace/replace/
[18:31:22] <adaptr> what type of domain is foo.bar ?
[18:31:35] <Gothmog_> virtual alias domain
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[18:32:51] <sahilt> dude
[18:32:55] <sahilt> just make a freaking virtual alias map
[18:33:30] <sahilt> and have mylist at foo dot bar   somelocaladdress,some at non dot local.address,another@non.local.address,somelocaladdy, etc. etc
[18:37:17] <Gothmog_> *shrug* That's what I've done until now. I just wanted a slightly different behaviour, hence I asked. I didn't want to annoy you.
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[18:37:48] <Gothmog_> I could also write a small script and use SMTP reinjection.
[18:38:09] <adaptr> ..or use an actual MLM
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[18:40:00] <Gothmog_> Nah, I don't really want a mailing list in that sense. I would use a contact list in my mail client, but as we're several people who would use the same lists, it's easier to maintain it that way.
[18:40:00] <parudus> can anyone help me in turkish
[18:41:57] <parudus> can anyone help me in turkish
[18:42:20] <adaptr> Gothmog_: exchange DLs with your peers
[18:42:37] <adaptr> this is a client-side thingy, or just make the damned VAmap, like sahilt said
[18:42:52] <adaptr> you're making megafuss about nothing whatsoever
[18:43:54] <Gothmog_> Alright. Thank you for your help.
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[20:42:09] <juggernought> hey
[20:42:40] <devdas> lo
[20:44:07] <juggernought> i need some help plz new on postfix and setup my own smtp server (first one) and don't know how to enable spamassasin or aney antivirus program to filter mail
[20:44:10] <juggernought> for me
[20:46:08] <devdas> !amavisd
[20:46:09] <knoba> devdas: Error: "amavisd" is not a valid command.
[20:46:15] <devdas> !amavis
[20:46:15] <knoba> devdas: "amavis" : a mail virus scanner. A content filter that scans all received mail for spam (using the built-in spamassassin) and viruses (using any external virus scanner). See: http://www.amavis.org/
[20:46:31] <devdas> !amavisd-new
[20:46:31] <knoba> devdas: "amavisd-new" : amavisd-new is a high-performance and reliable interface between mailer (MTA) and one or more content checkers. See http://www.ijs.si/software/amavisd/
[20:49:28] <juggernought> ok
[20:49:39] <juggernought> how do i enable spam assasin
[20:49:54] <juggernought> and herd about clamav  ?
[20:50:05] <juggernought> is it good or kak?
[20:50:11] <sahilt> yes, we've "herd" about it; and it works well.
[20:50:19] <sahilt> google for some generic documentation regarding all of the above.
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[21:01:42] <manukanu> hello
[21:02:05] <manukanu> I need help with the installation of postfix
[21:02:15] <devdas> !basic
[21:02:15] <knoba> devdas: "basic" : http://www.postfix.org/BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README.html : a good starting place for Postfix beginners, many common questions are answered here.
[21:02:18] <devdas> !standard
[21:02:18] <knoba> devdas: "standard" : Your question is probably answered in http://www.postfix.org/STANDARD_CONFIGURATION_README.html
[21:02:21] <devdas> !install
[21:02:21] <knoba> devdas: Error: "install" is not a valid command.
[21:02:53] <manukanu> my problem:
[21:02:53] <manukanu> postfix/trivial-rewrite[29592]: warning: connect to mysql server unix:/opt/lampp/var/mysql/mysql.sock: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/opt/lampp/var/mysql/mysql.sock' (2)
[21:03:42] <manukanu> my tutorial was http://workaround.org/articles/ispmail-etch/index.html.en
[21:04:19] <Jens2595> juggernought: you can setup amavisd to use spamassassin and clamav for content filtering
[21:04:34] <manukanu> and this worked fine. but at the point when i want to connect over telnet and send mail from... i got this error
[21:05:00] <devdas> !chroot
[21:05:01] <knoba> devdas: "chroot" : The fifth column in master.cf, if not n , means that the Postfix process described on that line runs in a chroot, see !debug and !queue_directory .
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[21:05:14] <devdas> manukanu: see that
[21:05:24] <manukanu> thank you
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[21:14:33] <manukanu> i have set chroot from smtp to n, know i can write the mail-command without the cli doing nothing after it
[21:14:56] <manukanu> but i got no status messages after ehlo
[21:15:23] <devdas> logs?
[21:15:41] <sysmonk> woot logs?
[21:15:59] <manukanu> Aug 10 21:10:58 v24939 postfix/trivial-rewrite[507]: fatal: mysql:/etc/postfix/mysql-virtual-alias-maps.cf(0,lock|fold_fix): table lookup problem
[21:16:35] <devdas> before that?
[21:17:03] <manukanu> after the change
[21:18:27] <manukanu> it was in the errorlog
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[21:20:01] <manukanu> in mail.log:
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[21:21:27] <manukanu> hmm, i was disconnected. don't know why
[21:22:00] <devdas> manukanu left the room (quit: Excess Flood).
[21:22:04] <devdas> !paste
[21:22:07] <knoba> devdas: "paste" : 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.
[21:22:24] <manukanu> thanks
[21:23:03] <manukanu> has the mail.log received you before i was disconnected?
[21:24:04] <devdas> no
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[21:29:10] <manukanu> http://www.nebler.org/nopaste/?p=show&nopasteid=1218395762
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[21:38:48] <manukanu> this part of the logfile is repeated many times
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[21:40:56] <mohshami> hey guys, I need to log the subjects of all incoming and outgoing messages. so I'm using header checks, the thing is, when I use pflogsumm I get lots of warnings, is there a way to log subjects to a different file?
[21:44:02] <devdas> mohshami: just edit pflogsumm to ignore those warnings
[21:44:47] <mohshami> thanks devdas, I already thought about that but thought there might be a cleaner way so I won't have to edit the code
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[21:46:30] <devdas>  unix:/opt/lampp/var/mysql/mysql.sock: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/opt/lampp/var/mysql/mysql.sock' (2)
[21:46:35] <devdas> Is that the right path?
[21:46:39] <devdas> Permissions?
[21:47:19] <manukanu> yes that is correct
[21:47:38] <manukanu> i use xampp (www.apachefriends.org)
[21:47:50] <manukanu> and the postmap test works fine
[21:48:00] <manukanu> so i should connect
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[21:58:31] <zack23> Any good docs on getting procmail/spamassassin working with postfix?
[22:00:28] <tore> postfix is spamming /var/log/syslog with a bunch of crap. How do I tell postfix to don't log anything to that file?
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[22:02:34] <forestmars> Hi all. External mail servers are getting a 451 from me when they send a RCPT to. Helo and MAIL from get 250s
[22:03:04] <forestmars> I have looked over main.cf for mynetwork, mydomains etc, everything looks good
[22:03:43] <forestmars> also it looks like smtpd_helo_restrcitions is the same as smtpd_recipient_restrictions
[22:04:04] <forestmars> postfix is running under OS X 10.4.10, btw
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[22:06:04] <tore> nwm, found a soloution
[22:11:05] <forestmars> is there a way I could use postconf to help suss out the problem?
[22:12:17] <devdas> logs
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[22:13:00] <zack23> can procmail work with postfix virtual users?
[22:13:46] <forestmars> I'm all over the logs if you meant that for me devdas
[22:14:50] <devdas> zack23: maildrop
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[22:15:25] <forestmars> NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT from mx3.zoneedit.com[71.6.145.17]: 451 Server configuration error;
[22:15:28] <zack23> devdas: hey man - from yesterday...i got postfix and dovecot working and have replaced Qmail entirely. Things are running smooth... Just have to set up spamassassin ... thank you for your help yesterday
[22:16:59] <devdas> forestmars: what's the warning|fatal message before that?
[22:17:02] <devdas> !amavisd-new
[22:17:02] <knoba> devdas: "amavisd-new" : amavisd-new is a high-performance and reliable interface between mailer (MTA) and one or more content checkers. See http://www.ijs.si/software/amavisd/
[22:17:07] <devdas> zack23: see that
[22:17:47] <zack23> installing maildrop - will this be just for virtual users or local ones as well?
[22:18:00] <devdas> both
[22:18:07] <zack23> I used to use procmail for virtual users in Qmail - there's no way to do that?
[22:18:26] <forestmars> hmmm, it's  warning: unknown smtpd restriction: "reject_rbl_clientcbl.abuseat.org"
[22:18:30] <forestmars> damn.
[22:18:45] <sysmonk> forestmars: missing a space :)
[22:18:50] <devdas> missing space
[22:18:52] <devdas> heh
[22:18:56] <forestmars> where?
[22:19:05] <forestmars> oh
[22:19:06] <rbrunhuber> I use postfix as mail gateway with a catch all. Should postfix send a ndr if the backend mailserver does not accept the recipient?
[22:19:06] <devdas> before reject, and after client
[22:19:13] <forestmars> yes
[22:19:22] <forestmars> :q!
[22:19:25] <forestmars> oops
[22:19:26] <devdas> rbrunhuber: yes
[22:20:20] <rbrunhuber> devdas: would it be possible to configure it otherwise?
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[22:24:55] <devdas> turn off the catchall
[22:25:05] <forestmars> holy crap devdas thanks for the eagle eye
[22:25:10] <devdas> !relay_recipient_maps
[22:25:10] <knoba> devdas: "relay_recipient_maps" : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: Optional lookup tables with all valid addresses in the domains that match $relay_domains. Specify @domain as a wild-card for domains that do not have a valid recipient list.
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[22:26:06] <flowdab> hello... http://rafb.net/p/SrSb6874.html - this appeared at the beginning of the email to the recipient
[22:26:14] <flowdab> how can i fix that?
[22:28:06] <juggernought> no go
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[22:29:12] <juggernought> cant find aney tutorials on opensuse postfix and spamassasin
[22:29:56] <juggernought> need to get spamassassin working on postfix
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[22:31:49] <forestmars> ok say hi to Wietse for me, I am jumping in an envelope and mailing myself outta here!
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[22:33:21] <juggernought> ??
[22:33:38] <juggernought> aney idea were i can finde a tutorial
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[22:43:06] <manukanu> i have set the chroot option of rewrite to n
[22:43:32] <manukanu> now i can send via telnet smtp a message to the mailbox
[22:43:47] <manukanu> but i got the error:
[22:43:47] <manukanu> 451 4.3.0 Error: queue file write error
[22:44:08] <manukanu> and postfix still can't connect to the db
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[22:53:53] <manukanu> what means:
[22:54:11] <manukanu>  bad command startup -- throttling
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[23:02:27] <manukanu> devdas: thanks and have a nice day
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[23:03:49] <zack23> when passing off to procmail, how come sometimes there's a delay and other times it's small? to=<user@domain>, relay=local, delay=1.9,
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[23:06:04] <zack23> and like relay=virtual, delay=36
[23:06:07] <zack23> is that time delay?
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[23:19:13] <KristianDK> Hi there, i host several domains on the same postfix server, but on some of them i get "Relay access denied", but some domains it works like a charm, when it displays the "relac access denied", it also gives the error 554 554 5.7.1 .. Have you heard of that before?
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[23:27:59] <flowdab> what codeq is usual for sending email to windows clients?
[23:28:10] <flowdab> with UTF8 i just receive a lot of crap
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[23:35:42] <shasta> w00t? (-8
[23:35:46] <shasta> codeq?
[23:35:55] <shasta> gee, smtp != voip
[23:36:39] * flowdab ^^
[23:36:55] <shasta> at the smtp level everything is plaintext
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[23:37:26] <flowdab> ok thx
[23:37:34] <shasta> 7-bit only
[23:37:34] <flowdab> cya
[23:37:40] <flowdab> just got it
[23:37:58] <shasta> (well, almost. but let's assume that's it)
[23:38:05] <flowdab> my script had the wrong codeq or however it is called
[23:38:38] <shasta> probably you mean "charset declaration in headers"
[23:38:50] <flowdab> yeah
[23:38:52] <flowdab> the charset
[23:38:57] <shasta> KristianDK, sure
[23:39:01] <shasta> !relay_denied
[23:39:01] <knoba> shasta: "relay_denied" : \"554 5.7.1 <RECIPIENT@RCPT_DOMAIN>: Relay access denied; from=<SENDER_ADDRESS> to=<RECIPIENT@RCPT_DOMAIN> proto=ESMTP helo=<HELO>\": This typically means that CLIENT_IP is not in mynetworks (and did not AUTH), and that RCPT_DOMAIN was not recognized as one of this Postfix's domains (not listed in mydestination, relay_domains or virtual_*_domains).
[23:39:04] <shasta> KristianDK, ^^^^^^^^
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[23:41:43] <KristianDK> shasta, so it seems like a bad config?
[23:42:05] <KristianDK> for instance, that the domain actually isnt created as a virtual domain?
[23:42:33] <shasta> whatever the "created" means for you, yes ;)
[23:43:06] <KristianDK> shasta, hehe, ok - its strange, cause i use ispCP, so it should do it all for me :-) at least, that was the plan :P
[23:43:27] <sahilt> wtf is ispCP?  it aint' supported here in #postfix.
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[23:52:27] <KristianDK> sahilt, its a control panel .. http://isp-control.net/
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[23:58:14] <sahilt> KristianDK: not supported here.
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