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[00:04:56] <sysmonk> sgisgi: hashed out != disabled
[00:05:03] <sysmonk> hashed out == using defaults
[00:05:15] <sysmonk> set it to nothing, that is: local_recipient_maps =
[00:07:52] <sgisgi> yes!
[00:07:56] <sgisgi> working, thanks sysmonk
[00:09:51] <sysmonk> np
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[00:12:38] <kreg_work> what are the assumed mailbox addresses?   support, abuse, info.... ?
[00:12:54] <kreg_work> what ones am I suppose to have in place based on whatever rfc's
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[01:01:28] <jakehilton> I'm getting a lot of these when trying to send mail: timeout after UNKNOWN from unknown
[01:01:40] <jakehilton> am I missing something obvious? .. incoming works great wtih pop
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[01:27:17] <Tabmow> what policy daemons are people using with postfix?
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[01:41:01] <rob0> Jake, timeouts? Is any mail going out at all? Are you on a business-class/static or consumer/dynamic IP connection?
[01:41:17] <rob0> sounds like the ISP blocking SMTP out.
[01:41:50] <jakehilton> when I send email to a user it get's delivered.. but when I use that mail client to respond or send a new email it times out..
[01:42:11] <jakehilton> postfix/smtpd[29391]: timeout after UNKNOWN from unknown
[01:42:26] <jakehilton> I get a connect from unknown.. and then a disconnect
[01:42:56] <jakehilton> so the mail client is connecting back to the smtpd but seems something is amiss
[01:43:42] <jakehilton> of course.. if I try to connect to the smtp server w/o authentication.. I get a relayed denied
[01:43:51] <jakehilton> but when I try with auth I get these wierd issues
[01:44:13] <jakehilton> but just on sending email through .. no recieving
[01:46:50] <rob0> smtpd is inbound
[01:46:56] <jakehilton> correct
[01:47:27] <rob0> oh this sounds like maybe a braindead proxy upstream
[01:47:32] <rob0> !cisco_pix
[01:47:33] <knoba> rob0: "cisco_pix" : The Cisco PIX firewall has a SMTP proxy feature which breaks ESMTP. If your Postfix server is behind such a firewall you should disable the SMTP Fixup feature.
[01:47:53] <rob0> !relay_denied
[01:47:53] <knoba> rob0: "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).
[01:48:25] <rob0> AUTH requires ESMTP.
[01:49:09] <jakehilton> everything is working except for sending email via smtp... so it sounds like I should try that first option.. disabling the SMTP Fixup feature..
[01:49:22] <rob0> indeed
[01:49:23] <jakehilton> that just in the postfix conf files?
[01:49:28] <rob0> huh
[01:51:58] <rob0> Postfix has no control over what is placed upstream. DO you have a PIX? If so, take it up with Cisco support.
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[01:52:17] <rob0> what's the IP or hostname?
[01:53:36] <jakehilton> 209.90.89.188
[01:54:38] <rob0> no PIX, EHLO worked for me
[01:54:48] <jakehilton> I saw you connect and disconnect
[01:54:51] <jakehilton> so .. yea..
[01:54:58] <jakehilton> hmmm
[01:56:23] <jakehilton> you can see your connection and mine..
[01:56:24] <jakehilton> Aug 18 17:54:06 dat01 postfix/smtpd[6525]: connect from cardinal.lizella.net[216.23.247.24]
[01:56:24] <jakehilton> Aug 18 17:54:24 dat01 postfix/smtpd[6525]: disconnect from cardinal.lizella.net[216.23.247.24]
[01:56:24] <jakehilton> Aug 18 17:55:44 dat01 postfix/smtpd[6525]: connect from unknown[208.53.47.147]
[01:56:24] <jakehilton> Aug 18 17:55:44 dat01 postfix/smtpd[6525]: lost connection after EHLO from unknown[208.53.47.147]
[01:56:25] <jakehilton> Aug 18 17:55:44 dat01 postfix/smtpd[6525]: disconnect from unknown[208.53.47.147]
[01:56:44] <rob0> 208.53.47.147 is yours?
[01:56:50] <jakehilton> yup
[01:57:11] <jakehilton> so it seems that the connection is lost after EHLO .. for whatever reason
[01:57:33] <rob0> could be a proxy on THAT end
[01:57:47] <rob0> some ISPs do that on port 25
[01:57:49] <jakehilton> I don't have any proxies between me and the server
[01:57:57] <rob0> did you set up submission?
[01:58:15] <rob0> nope
[01:58:18] <jakehilton> nope..
[01:58:18] <jakehilton> yea
[01:59:04] <rob0> won't take long, just uncomment the example in master.cf, stop and start.
[02:00:47] <meteoroid> is it possible to route mail for a given domain out a given ip, so that it matches with reverse dns?
[02:03:55] <jakehilton> @rob .. done.. but still no dice
[02:04:45] <archangel7863> quick question since I am not too familiar with postfix. How can I add a username and password to postfix. That is to say how can I create a new email account?
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[02:07:50] <archangel7863> sorry for my ignorance but most Google searches tell me how to add a user thru some kind of admin interface like plesk, cpanel etc
[02:08:08] <rob0> Jake, I gtg, bbl.
[02:08:26] <rob0> Arch, it's controlled by your OS or choice of backend.
[02:08:34] <rob0> bye
[02:09:20] <jakehilton> thx for your help
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[02:22:35] <greed> Hey guys, Ages ago I had a rule in postfix to test a list. What I was doing was basically "If from this sender then redirect all the mail to me"
[02:22:42] <greed> although for the life of me I can't remember how I did it
[02:22:50] <greed> anyone flick me in the right direction ?
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[02:31:21] <milligan_> I'm trying to set up a postfix server that connects to a mysql database to authenticate users, connecting through dovecot. Do I need to compile support for smtpd_sasl_auth_enable ?
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[03:32:55] <vice-versa> !tell greed recipient_bcc_maps
[03:33:29] <vice-versa> !tell milligan_ sasl
[03:35:45] <vice-versa> !tell greed sender_bcc_maps
[03:36:10] <vice-versa> !tell vice-versa to get some sleep
[03:36:10] <knoba> vice-versa: Error: No factoid matches that key.
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[03:37:15] <elux> hey guys
[03:38:49] <elux> can someone check my domain and tell me if i have it incorrectly configured? it seems to be working just fine for me, but some of my users are seeing their emails get caught in spam filters quite regularly
[03:39:39] * vice-versa rubs the crystal ball
[03:43:18] <elux> :S
[03:45:47] <milligan_> does debian have any postfix spesific repositories?
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[03:55:32] <vice-versa> elux: looks fine from here, http://pastey.net/94127-3lf0
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[04:00:02] <greed> vice-versa: actually I ended up using access "some at email dot com REDIRECT me at domain dot com"
[04:00:13] <greed> with smtpd_sender_access
[04:00:27] <greed> or restrictions sorry
[04:00:48] <greed> Your method just gives me a copy. I actually wanted to catch everything and make sure that it didnt go to end customers
[04:02:06] <vice-versa> yeah I clued into it, hence my "get some sleep" ;)
[04:05:13] <greed> oh sorry didnt read that far :)
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[04:18:30] <snadge> i get quite a few of these in my logs:
[04:18:32] <snadge> warning: 114.14.17.76.sbl.spamhaus.org: RBL lookup error: Host or domain name not found. Name service error for name=114.14.17.76.sbl.spamhaus.org type=A: Host not found, try again
[04:18:58] <snadge> they're all .sbl.spamhaus.org .. and i know it has something to do with the RBL stuff (quite obviously)
[04:19:08] <snadge> just wondering if this is normal?
[04:23:38] <snadge> eg.. if the domain name is not found in the spamhaus.org dns, then its not spam according to them? .. or it means theres a failure using spamhaus to look up DNS period? (and i should then disable this to save overhead)
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[08:10:01] <cableroy> how can i delete all mails in queue placed by a host/ip?
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[08:15:05] <Motoko-chan> Try looking up the scripts on the postfix shrune
[08:15:06] <Motoko-chan> shrine
[08:15:27] <Motoko-chan> http://www.arschkrebs.de/postfix/
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[08:23:36] <cableroy> thanks
[08:23:54] <cableroy> i did some simple bash and it worked
[08:25:14] <cableroy> gah we got a customer with infected computer spaming thru us
[08:25:22] <cableroy> i blocked him with iptables heh
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[09:55:58] <mstuefer> Hi, I have the vacation utility installed, but it don't works with all email addresses and it don't write anything to syslog... do someone know where I can check what happens? because I see the incoming mail and even the forwarding to vacation, but it does not answer to all addresses. and they are not excluded by configuration.. it even don't write them to the database..
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[12:05:14] <xemacs> hey can someone tell me what anvil exactly does?
[12:05:54] <f3ew> man 8 anvil ?
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[12:22:33] <jgreig> c/j #postfix
[12:22:37] <jgreig> crap=/
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[12:23:23] <jgreig> hey guys, anyone know of a way of providing a fall back transport if virtual_transport fails?
[12:25:24] <Captain> create a new? :P
[12:25:28] <f3ew> !fallback_relay
[12:25:28] <knoba> f3ew: "fallback_relay" : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: Optional list of relay hosts for destinations that can't be found or that are unreachable.
[12:25:33] <Captain> mytransport_transport
[12:26:30] <jgreig> cheers
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[13:28:03] <jmi> When a  "sender domain must exist" message shows up, anyone know exactly what Postfix is checking for? An MX record? Is the SOA record good enough, or is it doing something else?
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[13:40:39] <f3ew> A or MX
[13:40:42] <f3ew> IIRC
[13:43:45] <soren> /* reject_unknown_mailhost - fail if name has no A, AAAA or MX record */
[13:43:52] <soren> jmi: ^^
[13:44:09] <soren> That's the function postfix uses internally to do the dns check.
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[13:56:36] <jmi> f3ew, soren: thank you very much - that explains a lot
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[14:03:33] <hull> Hi guy, I have problem about attached file. I want to change . from file name to -. How do I do ?
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[14:18:16] <lunaphyte_> hull: maybe mimedefang?
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[15:14:26] <nach0s> Hi all. i need some help... look... i need to send the mail form my mailserver to another server.. i need to send all mail using another SMTP server.. that needs user and password... how can i do it??
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[15:18:32] <nach0s> i need to forward ALL mails from my server.. to a external server... using  authentication...
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[15:23:03] <f3ew> !relayhost
[15:23:04] <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.
[15:23:10] <f3ew> !smtp_sasl_password_maps
[15:23:10] <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.
[15:23:14] <f3ew> !sasl_readme
[15:23:14] <knoba> f3ew: "sasl_readme" : www.postfix.org/SASL_README.html
[15:23:16] <f3ew> !sasl
[15:23:16] <knoba> f3ew: "sasl" : SASL is 'Simple Authentication and Security Layer', necessary for SMTP AUTH, and provided to Postfix by addin software. Cyrus SASL and/or Dovecot IMAP/POP3 can provide SASL. See http://www.postfix.org/SASL_README.html for details.
[15:25:33] <nach0s> very good.. :D lets see...
[15:27:34] <rob0> there's a #client_auth anchor in the SASL_README.html
[15:28:03] * cpm anchors rob0
[15:28:25] <jelly> Dear MAILER-DAEMON at lists dot iskon.hr (Mail Delivery System)
[15:28:26] <jelly> Thank you for the message. I will take care about it, as soon as possible. I am on the summer vacancy until 21st August.
[15:28:40] <jelly> ... thank you SO MUCH, cpanel authors
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[15:38:03] <nach0s> worked like a charm...
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[15:45:45] <Meliorator> i know this channel is dedicated to postfix ... but ... nobody in the support channels for my distro are able to help with courier-imap ... is it ok for me to ask questions about it here (in the hope that alot of postfix users, also use it) ?
[15:46:09] <Meliorator> (i am using postfix, aswell)
[15:46:57] <Meliorator> i guess i'll ask and expect to be kicked if i'm not allowed
[15:47:13] * cpm hasn't seen any questions in #courier this am, at all.
[15:47:22] <Meliorator> oh
[15:47:32] <Meliorator> i didn't know there was a support channel for it
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[15:47:34] <Meliorator> thanks
[15:49:19] <rob0> IME of hanging out in #courier, you probably won't get an answer at all. :)
[15:50:26] <rob0> Your best strategy is to prepare a good pastebin which describes your issue, then you can ask the same thing in multiple places without pissing everyone off.
[15:53:52] <Captain> F'Meliorator: just ask, dont ask if you can ask
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[15:54:55] <Captain> <-- "heissehexeautomatenzocken"
[15:54:55] <Captain> brb
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[15:55:29] <Meliorator> ok, i guess there's no harm asking here aswell, since there are alot more people here
[15:55:51] <Meliorator> i'm getting "Unable to connect to IMAP" in my client, when i try to browse folders in courier-imap. i'm using courier-imapd-ssl which is running/listening. i can't find any log files to further diagnose though ... ?
[15:56:09] <Meliorator> er by browse folders, i mean connect to the imap at all
[15:57:50] <rob0> Be methodical. Check DNS. Check the network connectivity (telnet/nc to the port.)
[15:58:06] <f3ew> firewall issues?
[15:59:04] <Meliorator> ok, to explain a little about the setup ... the server running the imap is local to the machine i am connecting from. both are in an ip range of 192.168
[15:59:29] <Meliorator> the ip use to connect to the imap is a local one, so dns or wever should be no issue
[15:59:39] <Meliorator> *the ip i use
[16:00:33] <Captain> MAXPERIP ?
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[16:00:55] <Bagualas> What this could be? postfix/smtpd[16569]: warning: 1CB534BF0: queue file size limit exceeded
[16:00:56] <Meliorator> erm, where would i find that conf/setting/variable?
[16:01:07] <Bagualas> Cant find any config in main.cf
[16:01:08] <Captain> debian: /etc/courier/imapd
[16:01:23] <Captain> or /etc/courier/imapd-ssl
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[16:01:46] <f3ew> Bagualas postconf message_size_limit
[16:02:06] <Bagualas> f3ew, this is default?
[16:02:24] <Bagualas> becouse I have commented this config
[16:02:36] <Meliorator> Captain: MAXPERIP is not set at all in that file
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[16:03:01] <Bagualas> message_size_limit = 10240000
[16:03:07] <Captain> F'Meliorator: debian default is "20"
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[16:03:45] <Captain> btw.. afk
[16:03:53] <Meliorator> ok, i'll try setting it to 100 or smth and restart the daemon
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[16:04:15] <f3ew> yes
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[16:05:06] <Meliorator> that made no difference
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[16:19:58] <Bagualas> aff arg 2 x 0 br =(
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[16:22:37] <zzzzzz> hi all, my outbound mail queue has hundreds of MAILER-DAEMON messages, what are those actually?
[16:22:46] <Captain> F'Meliorator: whats the error exactly
[16:23:29] <zzzzzz> eg: from: MAILER-DAEMON to: xxxx at gmail dot com  or from: MAILER-DAEMON to: xxxx at hotmail dot com
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[16:25:03] <Dominian> usually those are failures of some kind
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[16:26:17] <zzzzzz> failures on the sender-end / recipient-end ?
[16:27:19] <rob0> sounds like backscatter, don't accept mail that you can't deliver.
[16:27:33] <rob0> !address_classes
[16:27:34] <knoba> rob0: "address_classes" : http://www.postfix.org/ADDRESS_CLASS_README.html describes how Postfix deals with different classes of addresses: local, relay, virtual alias, virtual mailbox, and Internet.
[16:27:56] <Meliorator> Captain: using thunderbird, i get the error "Unable to connect to your IMAP server. You may have exceeded the maximum number of connections to this server. If so, use the Advanced IMAP Server Settings dialogue to reduce the number of cached connections.". I did what it suggested and changed the number of cached IMAP connections to 0 (it was set to 1) and to a few different values above that 3,5,10
[16:28:01] <Meliorator> *,100
[16:28:07] <rob0> ^^ tells how to set up proper recipient validation for whatever class[es] you use
[16:28:23] <Dominian> Meliorator: that wouldn't be a postfix problem...
[16:28:45] <Meliorator> Dominian: i'm aware of that
[16:28:50] <rob0> Yeah, he knows that :)
[16:28:51] <Captain> F'Meliorator: you must increase the max-imap-connections from tb, not from courier
[16:29:12] <Dominian> ah
[16:29:16] <Dominian> I missed the rest of the conversation.
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[16:29:36] <Captain> but you can set "IMAPDEBUGFILE=imapdebug.txt" in the imapd-config-file (that create a this file in the mailbox from the user)
[16:32:00] <Captain> F'Meliorator: http://kb.mozillazine.org/IMAP:_advanced_account_configuration
[16:36:21] <lunaphyte_> i really wish thunderbird had an option to hide messages marked for deletion.
[16:36:44] <Captain> it does ;)
[16:37:15] <Captain> "view delete messages" or something
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[16:37:58] <Captain> err: "at delete" --> "move to trash"
[16:38:06] <Captain> dont "mark as deleted"
[16:38:10] <lunaphyte_> yeah.....
[16:38:10] <cpbills> is there anyway to reject mail using header checks, etc, without, in the reject code, displaying the criteria upon which the mail was rejected?
[16:39:07] <Meliorator> Captain: the only thing relevant there is "Maximum number of server connections to cache", which i have set to 1 (the "safest" value). it doesn't appear to be a client side issue however, as when i run `openssl s_client -connect server:993` i do not get a reply header from courier-imapd-ssl
[16:39:54] <Captain> F'Meliorator: i only can show you the way in the german tb : P
[16:40:28] <Captain> edit->accounts->server settings->advanced
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[16:41:00] <Captain> there is the setting you need
[16:41:05] <Captain> default tb-value is 5
[16:41:24] <zupb> hi, guys. I'm begginer in postfix. How i can make account for user to Postfix? :)
[16:42:30] <Captain> http://www.howtoforge.com/sitemap/email/postfix
[16:43:48] <cpbills> like... when an email is rejected based on the header 'X-Mailer: StreamSend......' it will print 'reject: header From: "criteria used to block you!"' ... is that local only?
[16:45:50] <f3ew> It also goes in the bounce
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[16:49:42] <cpbills> f3ew: so how can i keep spammers from learning what i use to block them?
[16:51:03] <f3ew> cpbills, use a more generic reject message?
[16:51:33] <f3ew>  /^X-Mailer: StreamSend/     REJECT Spam spoor 1 detected
[16:51:57] <cpbills> f3ew: my line in header-checks.pcre is '/^X-Mailer: StreamSend/  REJECT spam' ... postfix ADDS the itemization
[16:52:13] <f3ew> that's only in the logs
[16:52:25] <cpbills> ok, good, thank you :)
[16:55:48] <cpbills> does postfix need to be reloaded after changes to a regexp or pcre file?
[16:56:08] <f3ew> yes
[16:56:16] <cpbills> ok
[16:56:24] <cpbills> thanks again :)
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[17:01:29] <spiderr> will check_client_access hash:/etc/postfix/whitelist automatically reload the whitelist based on file timestamp? I have read elsewhere it will for relay_recipient_maps, so I'm hoping the behavior is the same for all maps
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[17:09:45] <f3ew> spiderr yes
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[17:11:40] <spiderr> f3ew, great! thanks.
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[17:23:56] <cpbills> postmaster@domain is excluded from header/body checks, yes?
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[17:24:16] <rob0> cpbills, do you suppose spammers read your error messages? In most cases it would be impossible, since communication with a zombie is mostly unidirectional. They probably have no means to return their rejections to the mother ship.
[17:24:26] <rob0> !cheatsheet
[17:24:26] <knoba> rob0: "cheatsheet" : http://jimsun.linxnet.com/misc/postfix-anti-UCE.txt : A HOWTO for pre-DATA spam control.
[17:24:51] <rob0> You're wasting your time to try to come up with header checks which will make a difference.
[17:25:31] <cpbills> rob0: right, but on the off chance they had something set up, and it was common behavior... i don't want to help in tipping them off... but as f3ew said and i proved to myself with a simple test, the matching reject is not relayed via error message
[17:26:03] <f3ew> cpbills no
[17:26:12] <cpbills> rob0: somehow we got on quite a few mailing lists who stay standardized in their headers... i don't want to 'unsubscribe' i just want to ignore them.
[17:26:23] <rob0> but your rejections SHOULD provide information in case they block a real sender.
[17:27:12] <cpbills> rob0: and they do, in logs
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[17:28:22] <cpbills> rob0: and i already have postfix configured very closely to the anti-uce docs above
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[17:47:17] <cpbills> my spamassassin config, on the other hand, might be lacking
[17:47:41] <jeev> i need to document my next postfix install.
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[17:54:45] <jakehilton> anyone know what this means?
[17:54:45] <jakehilton> fatal: need service transport:endpoint instead of "inet"
[17:55:29] <jakehilton> I  see that error when trying to connect to postfix via smtp to send an email
[17:55:59] <f3ew> jakehilton what else is logged?
[17:56:40] <jakehilton> Aug 19 09:56:11 dat01 postfix/smtpd[22281]: fatal: need service transport:endpoint instead of "inet"
[17:56:40] <jakehilton> Aug 19 09:56:12 dat01 postfix/master[21864]: warning: process /usr/lib/postfix/smtpd pid 22281 exit status 1
[17:56:41] <jakehilton> Aug 19 09:56:12 dat01 postfix/master[21864]: warning: /usr/lib/postfix/smtpd: bad command startup -- throttling
[17:57:36] <Dominian> Yeah.. you have a misconfiguration somewhere
[17:57:42] <Dominian> or permissions issue
[17:57:46] <lennard> I'm guessing you'll have to look at your transport_maps
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[17:58:50] <jakehilton> k.. will check into the transport_maps..
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[18:02:10] <jeev> check your master.cf
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[18:03:28] <jakehilton> jeev: what setting in particular?
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[18:05:38] <jeev> i dont know, see if you put anything in the wrong place.
[18:06:41] <jakehilton> I didn't modify it.. so unless the default conf conflicts with a setting then I would assume it should still work
[18:06:52] <jakehilton> but we all know what assuming does
[18:06:52] <jeev> dunno then, maybe your main.cf
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[18:22:20] <enzo> hi
[18:22:54] <enzo> i've upgraded from debian sarge to etch, but i get this problem when postfix is configured: postalias: fatal: dict_mkmap_func: unsupported dictionary type: mysql does not allow map creation.
[18:22:56] <enzo> any idea ?
[18:26:21] <lunaphyte_> what does postconf -m say?
[18:27:14] <lunaphyte_> you probably need to install the postfix-mysql package.
[18:28:00] <enzo> there is mysql in postconf -m lunaphyte_
[18:28:11] <lunaphyte_> oh?
[18:28:13] <enzo> yes i have postfix-mysql
[18:29:00] <lunaphyte_> sorry, i'm only half paying attention.
[18:29:04] <enzo> ohhh maybe th solution is there : http://www.mail-archive.com/debian-bugs-rc at lists dot debian.org/msg02202.html
[18:30:02] <lunaphyte_> do you get that log entry when you start postfix, or only during the process of doing the debian upgrade?
[18:30:17] <enzo> only during debian upgrade
[18:30:37] <lunaphyte_> i would just ignore it then.
[18:30:48] <enzo> well no, postfix can't run now
[18:31:00] <enzo> but with the link above, postfix seems to be configured
[18:31:10] <lunaphyte_> show postfix logs
[18:33:49] <enzo> ohhhh yes, my postfix works again !
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[19:13:41] <cpbills> 'legit' mail servers sometimes helo as dotted-quad, right?
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[20:22:52] * vice-versa grumbles
[20:23:18] <vice-versa> frigging mail loop sent 8743 messages from root to my inbox in less then 10 minutes
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[20:23:53] <rob0> Yeah, that performance sucks. I can get at least 13K in 10 minutes.
[20:24:11] <vice-versa> lol
[20:25:01] <vice-versa> now to figure out wtf caused it
[20:27:27] <lunaphyte_> i caused it.  one of my ethernet cables had wound itself into a mobius loop.
[20:29:20] <pickcoder> that's noise protection though
[20:29:22] <pickcoder> heh
[20:29:38] <pickcoder> unless it's a tight loop
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[20:32:46] <vice-versa> hmm, warning: header Subject: Login failure notification from local;
[20:33:00] <vice-versa> not too hard to see what happened here
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[21:27:55] <cbeok> Does anybody know why a MS Exchange server would bounce back emails from gmail accounts with the message that the user account does not exist (when it does infact exist).  I know that this is off topic, but I've been googling and cannot find an answer.
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[21:36:27] <seekwill> lol
[21:36:44] <seekwill> People assume that they are correct
[21:37:07] <seekwill> It's not like Exchange could ever be wrong or anything
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[22:18:28] <Tanguy> hello
[22:18:55] <Tanguy> do you know a way to reject auth attempts over non-encrypted connexions?
[22:20:40] <Tanguy> a kind of smtpd_auth_restrictions, that is...
[22:22:09] <Tanguy> found it: smtpd_tls_auth_only!
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[22:26:00] <seekwill> :)
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[22:47:57] <cupix> newbie-question: i have a standard debian installation... the "only" thing i installed is syscp... in my etc/init.d/postfix the first command is 'ln /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock /var/spool/postfix/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock'... i understand, that this always leads to error messages when restarting postfix because the link file always is existing... but why the hell do i have that line?
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[22:56:06] <igorw> maybe for running postfix in a chroot
[22:57:33] <cupix> hm, "chroot"?
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[22:58:50] <n8rrv> I'm having a problem, and don't know if it's spamassassin, postfix or the final destination Exchange server...
[22:59:33] <n8rrv> I can look at the logs in /var/log/mail.info, mail.err and mail.warn
[23:00:06] <n8rrv> How can I tell if postfix is forwarding the emails to our exchange server?
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[23:01:31] <n8rrv> Everything was working great until yesterday, and as far as I know, nothing has changed on our servers.
[23:02:29] <igorw> cupix: http://www.postfix.org/BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README.html#chroot_setup  , check it out
[23:04:10] <n8rrv> Ok, just got the following in mail.warn - mail.mydomain.com is using up 20000 of 20000 active queue entries
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[23:14:56] <cupix> igorw: thanks
[23:15:37] <pickcoder> n8rrv: you should see information for the hop
[23:15:42] <pickcoder> just grep for the IP
[23:16:20] <pickcoder> n8rrv: mailq shows deferrals?
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[23:41:21] <n8rrv> My queue's are filling up, both incoming (20000) and active (~13000)
[23:41:42] <n8rrv> I guess that means they're not being delivered to the exchange server...
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[23:43:38] <dragonheart> n8rrv: can't fix that without physical access (and a shotgut)
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[23:44:26] <pickcoder> n8rrv: does the mailq listing tell you why they're failing?
[23:45:04] <n8rrv> I don't know a thing about postfix, googling trying to learn.
[23:45:24] <n8rrv> ie, what's a mail queue. I know where the queues are (/var/spool/postfix)
[23:45:34] <n8rrv> Playing w/ qshape to see if that can give me any info
[23:45:45] <n8rrv> and the logs are in /etc/log/mail.xxx
[23:45:48] <pickcoder> n8rrv: I already asked if "mailq" showed defferls
[23:45:54] <pickcoder> it should tell you what it's deferred
[23:46:02] <pickcoder> s/what/why
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[23:46:21] <n8rrv> I don't know what 'mailq' is.
[23:46:30] <pickcoder> ugh
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[23:46:34] <n8rrv> Sorry for my lack of postfix experience.
[23:46:35] <pickcoder> it's a program
[23:46:43] <pickcoder> type "mailq"
[23:47:52] <n8rrv> Hehe ok, it's scrolling like crazy, and I don't see any error messages, just a tag (looks hex) a #, a date and email addresses.
[23:47:56] * n8rrv googles mailq
[23:48:01] <dragonheart> and !logs
[23:48:06] <dragonheart> !logs
[23:48:06] <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.
[23:48:31] <pickcoder> n8rrv: mailq | less
[23:48:43] <pickcoder> if they're starting with an "*" then they're queued to be tried
[23:49:00] <pickcoder> also man mailq
[23:49:05] <n8rrv> No, but they all end w/ a *
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[23:49:52] <n8rrv> I'm having a hard time believing the level of spam I'm seeing.
[23:50:08] <pickcoder> er.. yeah end with "*"
[23:50:49] <pickcoder> you can also mailq | tail
[23:50:53] <pickcoder> to see the last 10 entries
[23:50:55] <n8rrv> Well, I don't see any in there that are real addresses on our system.
[23:50:59] <pickcoder> or mailq | head
[23:51:01] <pickcoder> to see first 10
[23:51:09] <pickcoder> n8rrv: then they shouldn't be queued
[23:51:12] <magyar_> hi, is amavis looks into individual users $HOME/.spamassassin folder?
[23:51:38] <pickcoder> n8rrv: you should probably stop postfix
[23:51:42] <pickcoder> kill the queue
[23:51:49] <pickcoder> and figure out how you got a relay
[23:51:56] <pickcoder> s/got/configured
[23:52:15] <n8rrv> It sends everything to our exchange server, I doubt postfix even knows who is on our system.
[23:55:09] <n8rrv> Ok, so it looks like the queue's aren't being emptied, because I see emails from 7am (8 hrs ago)
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[23:56:24] <n8rrv> We rebooted both the spamassassin/postfix server and the exchange server in a hopeless desperate attempt to clear this.
[23:56:27] <n8rrv> No such luck :(
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