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[00:32:27] <sebastiandeutsch> I have a problem with relaying - I want to create a forwarder to an external domain. Forwarding to one mailserver works. Forwarding to goolgemail does not work - but I got no error message (I checked mail.log and it says status=250).
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[00:35:15] <rob0> How do you know it doesn't work? Is it your gmail account? Do they have a spam folder?
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[00:45:43] <sebastiandeutsch> rob0: When I take a normal account (I have another working mailserver which uses qmail) forwarding to this one works. But gmail doesn't. Checked the spam folder. Nothing.
[00:46:12] <sebastiandeutsch> rob0: I heard that gmail relay is just taking mails when the smtp can do enryption.
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[01:03:27] <markl__> is there a way to specify an interface name in inet_interfaces
[01:03:29] <markl__> instead of an ip address
[01:03:51] <markl__> e.g. inet_interfaces = lo, eth0
[01:04:05] <markl__> i have several identical machines and i am hoping to share the same config file
[01:04:19] <markl__> but i can't use all
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[01:12:42] <mcepl> is it possible to make postfix to relay message based on FROM address? Meaning, that all messages FROM @company.com address would go to smtp.company.com for relaying. Being hit (with sendmail so far, but planning to switch) with SPF, so I need to do something about it.
[01:14:38] <growltiger_> !transport_maps
[01:14:39] <knoba> growltiger_: "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.
[01:14:57] <rob0> !sender_dependent_relayhost_maps
[01:14:58] <growltiger_> oh FROM
[01:14:58] <knoba> rob0: "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
[01:15:52] <mcepl> growltiger_: I know about transport_maps, but that's not what I want -- these recipient-based, not sender.
[01:17:25] <mcepl> knoba: yeah, that looks good
[01:21:29] <mcepl> yeah, cool, I have available 2.3.3 -- so I should have sender_dependent_relay_maps ; thanks a lot!
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[01:36:21] <JonMarkGo> Could someone offer some advice as to why authdaemond isn't connecting to mysql for smtp authentication when authmysql is the only module enabled?
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[01:55:10] <bpgoldsb> If I have foo1 at example dot com (mailbox) and foo2 at example dot com (alias to foo1 at example dot com), and I sent an email with foo1 at example dot com and foo2 at example dot com, foo1 at example dot com gets two copies of the message.  Is there any way to get postfix to recognize the duplicity and avoid it?
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[01:57:19] <devilbues> hi can anybody tell me how do I send mail from several ips?
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[02:09:24] <freddo123> Hi all,  so I am having a problem with a catch all entry in virtual_alias_maps,
[02:09:24] <freddo123> what I have is a bunch of virtual mail boxes in virtual_mailbox_maps bill@domain
[02:09:24] <freddo123> .com bob at domain dot com and all at domain dot com  and a catch all " at domain dot com all@domain.
[02:09:24] <freddo123> com", problem is mail to bill or bob is going to all at domain dot com. Is this not how
[02:09:27] <freddo123>  I'm suppose to do a catchall?
[02:10:22] <xpoint> no
[02:12:33] <freddo123> oh, is the catchall suppose to be in virtual_mailbox_maps?
[02:12:46] <JonMarkGo> Is saslauthd != authdaemond?
[02:12:47] <freddo123> thats what it looks here, I see my mistake now. http://www.postfix.org/VIRTUAL_README.html#in_virtual_other
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[02:17:59] <xpoint> freddo123, newer do catchall was my point
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[02:30:51] <devilbues> hi can anybody tell me how do I send outbound mail from several ips?
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[03:56:50] <cite> Good morning.
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[03:58:04] <anathematic> anyone around? :)
[03:58:43] <deface> no
[03:59:21] <anathematic> probably all went insane like I have been
[03:59:27] <deface> broke postfix ?
[03:59:32] <anathematic> I did indeed
[03:59:38] <anathematic> however I'm down to a pretty easy part now
[03:59:57] <deface> whatcha got
[04:00:04] <anathematic> I'm tailing the logs and I can see for some reason it's trying to send mail out to my gmail account for some reason, how do I tell it to not do that / send through some other way?
[04:00:23] <deface> what do you mean
[04:00:38] <anathematic> deface:  I'll just get the logs hang on :)
[04:00:46] <deface> postfix sends through a server, not through an email account
[04:00:53] <deface> if you mean relay
[04:01:32] <anathematic> deface:  http://pastie.org/312774
[04:01:43] <anathematic> it keeps trying to send emails / relay them through to my google account for thunderbird
[04:01:49] <anathematic> no idea what / what to do about it
[04:01:57] <deface> better said
[04:02:09] <deface> its because thunderbird is set to send through that account as default
[04:02:14] <deface> change it in thunderbird
[04:02:33] <deface> running postfix on your mbp ?
[04:02:35] <anathematic> is there a way I can just change my postfix / whatever to use something else rather than my thunderbird settings?
[04:02:38] <anathematic> yes
[04:02:42] <deface> odd
[04:02:43] <anathematic> for development purposes
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[04:02:53] <deface> its because your sending a message to a gmail account
[04:03:00] <Emmett> How do I catch-all for all but one E-mail address?
[04:03:15] <deface> make that email address, then the catch all
[04:03:18] <deface> postfix/smtp[21398]: connect to alt1.aspmx.l.google.com[216.239.59.27]:25: Connection refused
[04:03:27] <deface> its trying to send to a gmail account
[04:03:31] <deface> not 'through'
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[04:03:47] <anathematic> oh I thought it was trying to send through my gmail account to my gmail account
[04:03:56] <deface> possibly
[04:03:56] <anathematic> so how should I go about setting it up so it works?
[04:04:11] <deface> whats your purpose for testing ?
[04:04:26] <deface> your account in thunderbird should be set to use gmails servers
[04:04:27] <deface> not local postfix
[04:04:34] <deface> for outbound
[04:04:49] <deface> ne whoo, gonna put my son to bed, bbiaf
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[04:05:01] <anathematic> for outbound trying to use mail() function in php
[04:05:12] <deface> then that would call your local sendmail
[04:05:21] <deface> in this case, postfix's sendmail
[04:05:25] <anathematic> yes
[04:05:31] <anathematic> so I'm trying to get sendmail to wokr =)
[04:05:41] <deface> your very slow with your directives
[04:05:51] <anathematic> sorry it's been a bit of a long day
[04:05:52] <deface> first it was sending mail to your gmail
[04:05:56] <deface> then thunderbird
[04:05:58] <deface> now php
[04:05:59] <deface> lol
[04:06:13] <anathematic> haha well I understood that it was getting the smtp details from thunderbird
[04:06:17] <deface> php will use your sendmail binary, which is actually postfix's sendmail
[04:06:27] <deface> so all delivery is based on your postfix config
[04:06:31] <anathematic> this whole time I've just been trying to get it to work via sendmail in the console, I was under the impression if I could get it working there then mail() would work
[04:06:36] <deface> if your on a dynamic ip, setup a relay
[04:06:36] <anathematic> and life would be flowers and chocolates again
[04:06:38] <deface> !host_relay
[04:06:39] <knoba> deface: Error: "host_relay" is not a valid command.
[04:06:41] <deface> blah
[04:07:05] <anathematic> bah++
[04:07:23] <deface> !relayhost
[04:07:24] <knoba> deface: "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. If your relay host requires authentication see the !saslclient channel factoid.
[04:07:56] <deface> relay through your isp
[04:08:01] <anathematic> ahh score
[04:08:07] <deface> afk
[04:08:09] <anathematic> wait I have a laptop I'm not always using the same isp is that a problem?
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[04:11:44] <cite> !sasl
[04:11:45] <knoba> cite: "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.
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[04:50:37] <JonMarkGo> Would anyone be able to help me figure out where to set how courier-imap finds authdaemond?
[05:02:32] <anathematic> anyone know where there's an open smtp server I can send my email through?
[05:02:42] <Dominian> hahahahahaha
[05:06:04] <JonMarkGo> 127.0.0.1
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[05:39:18] <xpoint> anathematic, was this really your question ?
[05:39:49] <anathematic> xpoint:  I'm trying to setup postfix on my laptop to send out butnot having much luck
[05:40:10] <anathematic> figured I'd just define the host_relay and put it through another smtp server somewhere whoever I  can't find one / my local isp one isn't working
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[05:41:02] <xpoint> anathematic, what are in you logs for "not working" ?
[05:41:04] <Dominian> anathematic: If you have a gmail account.. just configure postfix to smtp-auth with your gmail account
[05:41:25] <anathematic> Dominian: yeah I might look up a guide on how to do that now
[05:41:37] <Dominian> afaik its not that difficult..
[05:41:44] <anathematic> xpoint: the email address was refuse to accept my emails
[05:41:53] <anathematic> :) if it's not difficult I'll do that send
[05:41:55] <anathematic> *then
[05:42:19] <xpoint> anathematic, show  me the logs
[05:42:27] <xpoint> on pastebin
[05:42:57] <anathematic> okay just a second
[05:43:19] <xpoint> your isp is stupid thay have to tell you how to deliver mail with outlock, period
[05:44:08] <anathematic> xpoint:  http://pastie.org/312819
[05:44:40] <anathematic> when I was trying to send through my isp smtp server it kept rejecting my connections etc~
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[05:45:03] <sahil> anathematic: we can't read minds; show logs.
[05:45:44] <anathematic> sahil:  I pasted the logs up there http://pastie.org/312819
[05:45:46] <xpoint> http://www.robtex.com/ip/209.85.217.182.html
[05:46:02] <xpoint> google is blacklisted wow
[05:46:22] <sahil> anathematic: your ISP blocks outgoing connections on port 25 to external locations.
[05:47:11] <sahil> xpoint: as it should be; several google MXs relay spam.
[05:47:14] <anathematic> so I guess I should set this up to send email through gmail now?
[05:47:26] <sahil> anathematic: on port 587, yes.
[05:47:56] <anathematic> sahil: do I need to assign a user or anything or is just "host_relay: mail.gmail.com:587" fine?
[05:47:57] <sahil> anathematic: on command line, type: telnet 209.85.217.182 25
[05:48:15] <sahil> anathematic: of course you need to assign a user; gmail will only let you relay if you first *authenticate*
[05:48:18] <sahil> !gmail
[05:48:19] <knoba> sahil: Error: "gmail" is not a valid command.
[05:48:20] <sahil> damnit.
[05:48:58] <anathematic> sahil: connection refused
[05:49:05] <sahil> that confirms it.
[05:49:06] <xpoint> anathematic, relayhost=mail.gmail.com
[05:50:13] <xpoint> in transport_maps add gmail.com relay:[mail.gmail.com]:587
[05:50:35] <xpoint> add it to your transport_maps
[05:50:48] <anathematic> ahh okay
[05:51:00] <anathematic> is transport_maps under the main.cf still?
[05:51:21] <xpoint> ah i forget relayhost is not needed then, only if you want ALL mail to gmail to take that transport
[05:51:48] <xpoint> yes
[05:51:51] <anathematic> xpoint: i'm getting the following error: http://pastebin.com/m3589ea5c
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[05:52:46] <xpoint> dig gmail.com mx
[05:53:12] <anathematic> would you like a pastie of that output?
[05:53:15] <xpoint> mail.gmail.com does not exists thats the error
[05:53:30] <anathematic> ahh
[05:54:02] <xpoint> anathematic, ask gmail costommer support on how to use outlock is better :)
[05:54:19] <anathematic> yea I' think I'll head voer there now
[05:54:21] <anathematic> thanks
[05:54:34] <xpoint> you need the info for where there smtp server is
[05:54:47] <anathematic> I'm just checking through their help details
[05:55:31] <xpoint> olso see:
[05:55:34] <xpoint> !sasl
[05:55:34] <knoba> xpoint: "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.
[05:55:57] <xpoint> for the smtp_ part in postfix
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[06:05:17] <ab0a9r> Hello, how may I set postfix to execute a script after a mail has been delivered?
[06:06:11] <ab0a9r> the script needs to process the location of the file in the maildir as well, this is done in procmail i assume?
[06:06:19] <f3ew> yes
[06:07:14] <ab0a9r> i made a .procmailrc with two lines, :0 and |/location/to/script
[06:07:26] <ab0a9r> it did not execute
[06:09:34] <rob0> it could be done with .forward too
[06:10:12] <ab0a9r> i already use .forward to specify the maildirs
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[06:12:24] <ab0a9r> what i need is the location of the file in the new/ directory, and parse it with the script
[06:12:45] <f3ew> why?
[06:13:36] <ab0a9r> i need the content of some emails to get processed
[06:13:45] <ab0a9r> when they arrive
[06:14:54] * f3ew looks at simply piping the mail directly into a script
[06:14:56] <rob0> We can't guess what you did wrong. See /topic, "when asking ..."
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[06:19:56] <deface> he wants to read the contents of other peoples emails
[06:19:59] <xpoint> rob0, it can be quit here if all do that :)
[06:20:14] <xpoint> quiet even
[06:22:01] <rob0> It does seem that the majority of questions here are looking for WAG's.
[06:24:41] <deface> WAG ?
[06:28:17] <f3ew> Wild Assed Guesses?
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[06:29:38] <rob0> !wag
[06:29:39] <knoba> rob0: Error: "wag" is not a valid command.
[06:29:42] <rob0> :)
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[06:31:13] <jeev> wow
[06:31:14] * jeev hates amex.
[06:31:54] <f3ew> Why?
[06:31:58] <jeev> uh
[06:32:08] <jeev> they had a 94% credit line decrease on my moms account.
[06:32:13] <jeev> one of her cards, the other is untouched
[06:33:49] <ab0a9r> in my main.cf: mailbox_command = procmail -a "$EXTENSION". This should allow .procmailrc to be executed when a mail arrives, even if i have a .forward, right?
[06:34:15] <f3ew> yes
[06:35:35] <ab0a9r> then this should work in .procmailrc: #!/bin/sh --- echo 123>>/test
[06:35:43] <ab0a9r> right?
[06:37:21] <ab0a9r> if there was any way to debug this, i would gladly do it
[06:37:28] <ab0a9r> i i knew about one that is
[06:37:49] <f3ew> Is procmail actually being called?
[06:38:10] <ab0a9r> it only delivers mail if the .forward is set, so yes, i assume
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[06:44:03] <ab0a9r> and yes, i receive email in my mailbox
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[08:33:40] <raz> someone should really add this howto under the TLS and SASL sections: http://www.thalmann.de/postfix-dialup.html
[08:33:49] <raz> it's head an shoulders above the ones that are linked there right now
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[08:44:32] <deface> why?
[08:44:33] <dragonheart> unfortuanely saying 'someone should' rarely magicly gets things done
[08:44:39] <deface> if there on dial-up, they should be shot
[08:44:57] <dragonheart> fair go - not everyone has choise/finance
[08:45:08] <raz> deface, this is a common scenario in europe. common as in >90%
[08:45:12] <deface> if there broke, the internet won't be of any good to them
[08:45:20] <deface> yeah, thats what they get for living there
[08:45:27] <deface> pack up and move
[08:45:32] <raz> deface, /ignore'd
[08:45:46] <deface> oh noes
[08:46:17] <raz> dragonheart, you're right ;) just thought i'd drop it here because i had to search for a while to find a working howto
[08:46:39] <raz> the linked howto's are pretty bad, with misleading/contradicting info
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[08:53:34] <dragonheart> raz: could post it to postfix-users and suggerst if its of suitable quality to make into a general postifx guide.
[08:54:15] <Emmett> quick question
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[08:54:33] <Milos> this is driving me nuts
[08:54:38] <Emmett> I have a user on my postfix server and I want to lock down sending to that user alone
[08:54:39] <Milos> I can't get postfix to work
[08:54:49] <Milos> it just stops after "MAIL FROM:"
[08:54:49] <Milos> nothing happens
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[08:55:08] <Emmett> how do I set the server to only allow that user to send E-mail?
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[09:07:50] <finfin82> im using postfix and dovecot... now im looking for a way to convert my current sendmail mbox files to maildir
[09:09:33] <f3ew> for one user mutt
[09:09:44] <f3ew> for lots of users, mb2md or mbox2maildir
[09:09:55] <finfin82> for ISP like numbers ;-)
[09:10:16] <Supaplex_> 6 subscribers is not an isp ;)
[09:10:32] <finfin82> mb2md I already used, but it took about 24hrs ...
[09:10:43] <finfin82> and I used an dell 6850
[09:10:54] <finfin82> 4xquad XEN
[09:10:57] <finfin82> xeon
[09:11:18] <finfin82> is there a way to do it faster? ;-)
[09:11:56] <finfin82> I have heared I can configure dovecot to work on both maildir and mbox
[09:12:04] <finfin82> this will avoid downtime
[09:12:38] <f3ew> #dovecot is your friend
[09:12:44] <finfin82> ;-)
[09:12:48] <f3ew> Milos logs?
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[09:13:24] <Milos> f3ew, it works now, I think it was because I had mydestination = /etc/postfix/known-hosts but that file didn't exist yet so it stalled on there
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[09:13:43] <finfin82> btw do you know if mbox2maildir is an c solution? mb2md is written in pearl
[09:15:38] <Supaplex_> $ pearl -e 1
[09:15:39] <Supaplex_> bash: pearl: command not found
[09:15:44] <f3ew> perl
[09:15:58] <Supaplex_> exactly :)
[09:16:14] <finfin82> sorry for the typo
[09:16:36] <finfin82> I guess I mixed up something
[09:16:44] <finfin82> php pear and perl ;-d
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[10:42:22] <Selfarian> Hello, i am using postfix, procmail, spamassassin and courier on my mailserver. Used a tutorial to configure it. Now i tried to recieve mails. First i had some problems configuring the virtual_alias file of postifx, but now it seems to be right. It seems, that my mailserver accepts the mails with alex at mydomain dot com. But if i send a mail to this adress i can't see it in my Maildir. Could anyone help me with that?
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[10:47:23] <f3ew> logs?
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[10:54:15] <Selfarian> hm if i look in the mail.*, i find nothing about the mail i sent :(
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[12:24:46] <sterna> re
[12:25:02] <sterna> my postfix accepts AUTH LOGIN and MAIL From:
[12:25:12] <sterna> however, it just ignores the RCPT To:
[12:25:27] <sysmonk> define ignores
[12:25:40] <sterna> it doesn't even show up in the debug log
[12:26:10] <sysmonk> maybe something filters it somewhere between you and the server?
[12:26:11] <sterna> my smtpd_client_restrictions have permit_mynetworks (which my test client is not a part of) and permit_sasl_authenticated, which i am
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[12:26:26] <sterna> checked that with tcpdump, no such luck :)
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[12:26:42] <sterna> i can see it come in on the postfix box but postfix just ignores
[12:26:48] <sterna> and here's what i get in the client
[12:26:53] <sysmonk> then your debug log + 'transcation' log is welcome in the pastebins ;)
[12:27:03] <sysmonk> sure, what do you get?
[12:27:09] <sterna> RCPT to: email
[12:27:10] <sterna> RENEGOTIATING
[12:27:20] <sterna> and then something about SSL certs
[12:27:52] <sterna> but nothing like a smtp response
[12:27:59] <sysmonk> seems something withssl
[12:28:05] <sysmonk> atleast the renegotiating part
[12:28:33] <sysmonk> can you pastebin the full transcation starting from telnet ?
[12:28:42] <sysmonk> i.e. just telnet and try to send an email and pastebin everything
[12:29:42] <sterna> i use openssl s_client since i only allow auth via tls
[12:30:02] <sterna> let me pastebin it
[12:30:45] <sysmonk> and you verified that you did get a RCPT TO via tcpdump?
[12:30:56] <sysmonk> nice, i don't yet have the ability to decode the packets on the fly
[12:31:08] <sysmonk> ;)
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[12:32:39] <f3ew> hehe
[12:32:49] <sterna> http://dpaste.com/90174/
[12:32:58] <sterna> sysmonk: i can see a packet on the other end
[12:33:25] <sterna> i can't say what the contents are, but i find it highly unlikely that someone would alter my ssl packets in transit.
[12:33:30] <sysmonk> sterna: a 'packet' isn't a rcpt to
[12:33:46] <sysmonk> sterna: and what do you think 'renegotiating' means?
[12:33:58] <sterna> of course not, but if i type MAIL From: and postfix receives it and then type RCPT to: and postfix doesn't receive it and then type QUIT and postfix receives it...
[12:34:03] <sterna> dunno :)
[12:34:04] <sysmonk> it just sits idle and doesn't send packets? :) or does it have to renogetiate ?
[12:34:26] <sysmonk> it has to renegotiate the connection - send the keys and etc. again
[12:34:32] <sysmonk> that's why you still see some traffic
[12:34:36] <sterna> ok
[12:34:43] <sterna> so i disable tls only
[12:34:46] <sterna> and try without it
[12:34:53] <sterna> bear with me please :)
[12:35:04] <sysmonk> ok ;)
[12:35:10] <sysmonk> beer with you
[12:35:10] <sysmonk> ;P
[12:35:21] <jelly> bears are dangerous, be careful
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[12:37:02] <sysmonk> jelly: beers are better
[12:37:09] <sysmonk> atleast they don't bite
[12:37:13] <sysmonk> that's why i like beers more
[12:37:25] * cpm bites sysmonk's beer
[12:37:26] <sysmonk> ok, afk for a smoke
[12:41:05] <sterna> well, shoot.
[12:41:14] <sterna> without SSL, it just works.
[12:43:00] <sterna> is it possible that my master.cf entry for smtps somehow makes this not work?
[12:43:06] <sterna> http://dpaste.com/90176/
[12:44:25] <sysmonk> nope, should work
[12:44:57] <sysmonk> sterna: how much times does pass between you connect and issue RCPT To?
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[12:46:05] <sterna> as much as i need to paste the stuff, less than a second
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[12:48:42] <sterna> insane.
[12:48:52] <sterna> if i <file it just gobbles it up and it works
[12:49:06] <sterna> if i paste it line by line, i'm way too slow.
[12:49:18] <sterna> probably an SSL thing.
[12:50:24] <sysmonk> sterna: can you pastebin your postconf -n ?
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[12:52:48] <jelly> sterna: you can try using swaks instead of telnet
[12:53:12] <sysmonk> yeah, swaks++ :)
[12:53:23] <sysmonk> but still, it's problem in postfix configuration imho
[12:53:24] <sysmonk> or a bug
[12:53:33] <sysmonk> we'll see after he pastebins his postconf -n
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[12:54:24] <jelly> meant just to work around the speed issue
[12:55:39] <jelly> (and it's likely stunnel or something, not telnet, when SSL/TLS is used)
[12:55:42] <sysmonk> that's why i asked how much time does it take between he connects and enters the commands - the timeeeee :)
[12:55:53] <sysmonk> jelly: openssl s_client
[12:57:31] <jelly> sysmonk: nice, didn't know about that
[13:03:35] <sysmonk> it takes quite long to make a pastebin of postconf -n for him
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[13:06:08] <EoN> Hi guys.  I've been refining the score of my (legit) newsletters to subscribers which appeared to previously be caught in peoples spam filters. (I think the main reason was I had a HTML part, but no equivalent text part attached).  Now the only thing spam asassin is reporting is: RDNS_NONE 0.10  But I thoguht i actually did have RDNS correctly set up.  is there a command i can run/test to check this?
[13:06:09] <sterna> let me get that postconf for you
[13:06:27] <EoN> s/score/spam assassin score
[13:07:59] <sysmonk> EoN: dig your ip's ptr
[13:08:45] <sysmonk> although RDNS_NONE might be also looking at the received headers and looking those ip's up
[13:09:04] <sysmonk> so if your server has rdns, but you were sending the mail from IP which doesn't - then that might be the problem
[13:09:17] <EoN> hmmmm
[13:09:34] <sysmonk> but i'm not 100% sure about this one
[13:10:01] <sysmonk> you'd need to check the RDNS_NONE meaning, and see what it is looking up
[13:10:23] <EoN> ok will try the dig, and look up the meaning - thanks sysmonk :)
[13:11:23] <sterna> http://dpaste.com/90182/
[13:11:26] <sterna> postconf -n
[13:13:06] <sysmonk> which postfix is it?
[13:13:44] <sterna> 2.5.1
[13:14:13] <sysmonk> and what's the meaning of smtpd_tls_session_cache_timeout ?
[13:14:39] <sterna> where do you see that?
[13:15:08] <sysmonk> postconf smtpd_tls_...
[13:15:15] <sterna> smtp_tls_session_cache_timeout = 3600s
[13:15:23] <sysmonk> seems to be fine
[13:15:31] <sterna> oh and smtpd is the same
[13:16:00] <sterna> meanwhile, i've found out the user's outlook doesn't really try to authenticate
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[13:18:59] <PaSzCzUs> hello
[13:19:17] <PaSzCzUs> i want to use postfix+dovecot sieve and i have a problem with setting virtual_transport
[13:19:48] <PaSzCzUs> i`m using LDAP and previous admin set up postfix to use gnarwl
[13:20:03] <PaSzCzUs> now i don`t know how to told postfix to use dovecot delivery instead of gnarwl
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[13:22:53] <PaSzCzUs> http://pastebin.com/m2434c284 that`s my postconf -n
[13:25:20] <PaSzCzUs> anyone could help?
[13:31:40] <Selfarian> i got the error: postfix/smtp[17600]: 4671B344B88: to=<user@serverFQDN>, orig_to=<user at mydomain dot tld>, relay=none, delay=0.89, delays=0.88/0.01/0/0, dsn=5.4.6, status=bounced (mail for serverFQDN loops back to myself)
[13:31:45] <Selfarian> could someone help me?
[13:32:08] <Selfarian> sorry... though the line was shorter -.-
[13:32:23] <sysmonk> !loop
[13:32:24] <knoba> sysmonk: Error: "loop" is not a valid command.
[13:32:30] <sysmonk> !loopback
[13:32:31] <knoba> sysmonk: "loopback" : 'Mail loops back to myself' means that your Postfix wanted to send out the mail to the internet but then discovered that the DNS says your mail server should be responsible. Most likely you forgot to list your domain in mydestination or virtual_(alias|mailbox)_domains
[13:32:37] <sysmonk> Selfarian: ^^
[13:33:40] <Selfarian> ah.... moment...
[13:34:47] <Selfarian> ok... new error :D
[13:35:35] <Selfarian> i am unshure about following:
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[13:36:52] <Selfarian> in virtual_domains i say: serverFQDN, mydomain1, mydomain2..... and in virtual alias i say user at domain1 dot xy user
[13:37:11] <Selfarian> so do i have to set in virtual alias also user@serverFQDN?
[13:38:16] <sysmonk> if you want it to be delivered using virtual(8) agent you have to put it in virtual_
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[13:38:33] <sysmonk> if you want it to be delivered via local(8) agent - then in mydestination
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[13:39:11] <BlackMagik> Hi everyone. I installed postfix and I am testing it to see if I can send email from my server. However in the log it says postfix/local[11502]: and I cannot send mail to foreign addresses. how can I fix this? is it configured for only local mail?
[13:40:12] <Selfarian> hm in mydestination i have only set localhost.localdomain and localhost... is this right or do i have to add the server FQDN?
[13:41:33] <sysmonk> BlackMagik: the log line isn't full, and you didn't specify what error you got, so we can't answer you
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[13:41:44] <sysmonk> Selfarian: DEPENDS on what you want to achieve
[13:42:53] <BlackMagik> sysmonk: Nov 12 12:35:26 hostname postfix/local[11502]: 35814281AC: to=<someaddr at email dot com>, relay=local, delay=0.06, delays=0.05/0/0/0.01, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (delivered to mailbox) Nov 12 12:35:26 hostname postfix/qmgr[11496]: 35814281AC: removed
[13:43:27] <sysmonk> BlackMagik: ghm, what's your setting of mydestination ?
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[13:44:12] <BlackMagik> sysmonk: domain.com, domain, localhost.localdomain, localhost
[13:44:38] <BlackMagik> myorigin also has domain.com could that be a problem?
[13:44:47] <sysmonk> BlackMagik: can you pastebin the actual output ?
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[13:47:22] <BlackMagik> sysmonk: http://www.pastebin.ca/1254272
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[13:48:30] <BlackMagik> sysmonk: actually it works when i send to other addresses. but when i send to * at domain dot com which i have setup with gmail it doesn't
[13:48:45] <sysmonk> patebin.ca doesn't load for me
[13:49:26] <sysmonk> could you use some other pastebin?
[13:51:09] <BlackMagik> sysmonk: http://pastebin.com/d380dddd9
[13:55:12] <sysmonk> i've asked for a pastebin of postconf mydestination
[13:55:17] <sysmonk> and not your log
[13:56:28] * sysmonk goes to a shop
[13:56:54] <Selfarian> sysmonk: i want my server to be able to send and recieve mails from mydomain1 and mydomain2 and deliver it to user1 and user2 :-)
[13:57:02] <sysmonk> Selfarian: /me shop
[13:57:16] * Selfarian shop
[13:57:19] <Selfarian> :)
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[13:57:41] <BlackMagik> sysmonk: http://pastebin.com/d570cabc3
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[14:00:13] <Selfarian> ok, added the serverFQDN to mydestination and now it works :-) thanks :-)
[14:04:26] <BlackMagik> sysmonk: nvm, i got it working, didn't need the domain in mydestination
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[14:14:04] <abien> whats a smart way to limit the ammount of Emails a User is allowed to send in a day|hour|whatever?
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[14:16:51] <lunaphyte_> !policy
[14:16:51] <knoba> lunaphyte_: Error: "policy" is not a valid command.
[14:17:05] <lunaphyte_> abien: use a policy server
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[14:17:36] <RG3rY> hi
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[14:18:11] <RG3rY> i try to setup smtp server with cyrus-sasl, but i found this in the mail.log
[14:18:24] <RG3rY> warning: process /usr/libexec/postfix/smtpd pid 13686 exit status
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[14:18:44] <RG3rY> warning: SASL: Connect to smtpd failed: No such file or directory
[14:19:06] <RG3rY> fatal: no SASL authentication mechanisms
[14:19:45] <RG3rY> anybody saw like this before ?
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[14:25:01] <abien> lunaphyte, good hint. i found a "Rate Limiting Policy Server" via google. thanks :)
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[14:27:25] <lunaphyte_> aba-: no problem.
[14:27:36] <aba-> :(
[14:27:50] <lunaphyte_> err, abien, rather.
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[14:52:29] <PaSzCzUs> hmm how to told postfix to use dovecot transport instead of another one ?
[14:52:53] <Dominian> !transport
[14:52:54] <knoba> Dominian: "transport" : transport(5) The optional transport(5) table specifies a mapping from email addresses to message delivery transports and next- hop destinations. Look at: http://www.postfix.org/transport.5.html
[14:53:13] <PaSzCzUs> well
[14:53:19] <PaSzCzUs> i set virtual_transport = dovecot
[14:53:24] <Dominian> ok
[14:53:25] <PaSzCzUs> but it still not using it
[14:53:30] <Dominian> you reloaded postfix?
[14:53:34] <PaSzCzUs> virtual_transport = dovecot
[14:53:35] <PaSzCzUs> mailbox_transport = dovecot
[14:53:37] <PaSzCzUs> of course ;)
[14:53:48] <Dominian> and this is for local delivery right to your mailboxes on the domain(s) you host?
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[14:54:09] <Dominian> dovecot is an lda
[14:54:20] <Dominian> it won't handle delivering anything off-site.. just keep that in mind.
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[14:56:44] <PaSzCzUs> Dominian: i know
[14:56:50] <PaSzCzUs> i just want to use dovecot-sieve
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[14:57:04] <PaSzCzUs> and i`ve installed my test box with exim+dovecot-sieve and it works nice
[14:57:14] <PaSzCzUs> and i want to use that now in my production server with postfix+ldap
[14:57:29] <PaSzCzUs> in exim mails are delivered via dovecot to user and filtered by dovecot-sieve
[14:57:38] <PaSzCzUs> i want to do the same with postfix
[14:58:05] <Dominian> ok
[14:58:30] <PaSzCzUs> now mail is develired by.. i don`t know how :D
[14:58:44] <Dominian> hehe
[14:58:47] <Dominian> It should give you an idea
[14:58:52] <Dominian> check your dovecot logs
[14:58:59] <PaSzCzUs> transport_maps = ldap:transport
[14:58:59] <PaSzCzUs> mydestination = $transport_maps, localhost, $myhostname, localhost.$mydomain, $mydomain
[14:59:02] <PaSzCzUs> virtual_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/virtual, ldap:virtualforward, ldap:aliases, ldap:accountsmap
[14:59:06] <PaSzCzUs> that should be sth like here maybe
[14:59:11] <Dominian> you did "postmap transport"   ?
[14:59:22] <PaSzCzUs> Dominian: but in dovecot`s log there is nothing about this
[14:59:26] <Dominian> hrm
[14:59:27] <Dominian> weird
[14:59:28] <PaSzCzUs> only logs are when checking email
[14:59:37] <PaSzCzUs> not while getting mail
[14:59:55] <PaSzCzUs> postmap transport hmm, i don`t use file transport at all, but i can if that could help :D
[15:00:10] <PaSzCzUs> maybe i should do sth like transport_maps = ldap:transport, /etc/postfix/transport ?
[15:00:17] <Dominian> well.. I don't use ldap...
[15:00:23] <Dominian> so I'm not sure how ldap transport maps work
[15:00:30] <PaSzCzUs> mee to :P
[15:01:57] <PaSzCzUs> hmm
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[15:08:33] <mrichman> How do I make postfix listen on multiple IPs? I have two adapters (public & private)
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[15:09:38] <lunaphyte_> !!basic
[15:09:39] <knoba> lunaphyte_: Error: "!basic" is not a valid command.
[15:09:44] <lunaphyte_> !basic
[15:09:44] <knoba> lunaphyte_: "basic" : http://www.postfix.org/BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README.html : a good starting place for Postfix beginners, many common questions are answered here.
[15:09:48] <lunaphyte_> !examples
[15:09:48] <knoba> lunaphyte_: "examples" : http://www.postfix.org/STANDARD_CONFIGURATION_README.html
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[15:13:31] <PaSzCzUs> !ldap
[15:13:32] <knoba> PaSzCzUs: "ldap" : a lookup method that can be used by Postfix. An introduction can be found in the LDAP_README also found at http://www.postfix.org/LDAP_README.html. A worthy project dealing with LDAP and Postfix can be found at: http://jamm.sourceforge.net/howto/html/
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[15:13:36] <PaSzCzUs> !sieve
[15:13:37] <knoba> PaSzCzUs: Error: "sieve" is not a valid command.
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[15:17:42] <PaSzCzUs> damn
[15:17:48] <PaSzCzUs> it still go without dovecot
[15:19:15] <PaSzCzUs> goes
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[15:31:34] <mrichman> Can anyone reach 206.252.143.37?
[15:32:11] <Dominian> nope
[15:32:28] <Roobarb> mrichman: on what protocol/port ?
[15:32:34] <Roobarb> 25?
[15:33:15] <mrichman> yes please
[15:33:37] <mrichman> my ISP blocks 25/tcp so i cant reliably test from the outside
[15:34:03] <Roobarb> if they're blocking it, then no-one can talk to your server on port 25
[15:34:30] <mrichman> sorry, blocking from home...the server is elsewhere
[15:34:53] <mrichman> so i can SSH into it over my VPN on my private network, i just cant telnet 206.252.143.37 25 from the public internet from home
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[15:36:45] <Roobarb> firewall?
[15:36:48] <PaSzCzUs> hmm
[15:36:55] <PaSzCzUs> Dominian: i`m looking at logs and nothing there
[15:36:56] <PaSzCzUs> Nov 12 15:36:28 mailFC postfix/qmgr[20477]: 815D6F5664: from=<paszczus at remote dot foo.bar>, size=649, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
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[15:36:59] <PaSzCzUs> Nov 12 15:36:29 mailFC postfix/qmgr[20477]: 60C021B1B5E: from=<paszczus at remote dot foo.bar>, size=1092, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
[15:37:03] <PaSzCzUs> Nov 12 15:36:29 mailFC amavis[12348]: (12348-13) Passed CLEAN, [xx.xx.xx.xx] [yy.yy.yy.yy] <paszczus at remote dot foo.bar> -> <paszczus at foo dot bar>, Message-ID: <E1L0GpX-0008M1-Qe at remote dot foo.bar>, mail_id: 1nCLZXl-cv2P, Hits: 1.23, size: 649, queued_as: 60C021B1B5E, 853 ms
[15:37:07] <PaSzCzUs> Nov 12 15:36:29 mailFC postfix/smtp[20505]: 815D6F5664: to=<paszczus at foo dot bar>, relay=127.0.0.1[127.0.0.1]:10024, delay=1.2, delays=0.36/0.01/0/0.86, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (250 2.0.0 Ok, id=12348-13, from MTA([127.0.0.1]:10025): 250 2.0.0 Ok: queued as 60C021B1B5E)
[15:37:12] <PaSzCzUs> Nov 12 15:36:29 mailFC postfix/virtual[20512]: 60C021B1B5E: to=<paszczus at foo dot bar>, relay=virtual, delay=0.03, delays=0.01/0.01/0/0.01, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (delivered to maildir)
[15:37:16] <PaSzCzUs> ups not that
[15:37:19] <PaSzCzUs> http://pastebin.com/m1a899bb1
[15:37:21] <PaSzCzUs> that should be (it`s the same), sorry
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[15:40:43] <Dominian> hrm
[15:40:48] <Dominian> looks ilke its relaying via the virtual transport
[15:40:56] <Dominian> what's on port 10024?
[15:40:59] <Dominian> some sort of content filter
[15:41:00] <Dominian> ?
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[15:42:25] <PaSzCzUs> 220 [127.0.0.1] ESMTP amavisd-new service ready
[15:42:41] <Dominian> ahh
[15:42:58] <Dominian> Well it appears that things are being delivered using the virtual transport and not dovecot
[15:43:04] <Dominian> relay=virtual
[15:45:26] <PaSzCzUs> uhm
[15:45:48] <PaSzCzUs> virtual   unix  -       n       n       -       -       virtual
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[15:47:02] <Dominian> its a built-in transport in postfix
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[15:47:11] <PaSzCzUs> hmm
[15:47:19] <PaSzCzUs> so how told postfix to use dovecot instead of virtual ?
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[16:05:00] <oly> could someone help me with forwarding mail, basically i want to forward any mail sent to root@localhost on to another smtp sever as root at example dot com
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[16:05:28] <oly> currently all mail to root goes to another user called oly, so i can forward that if thats the correct way todo it
[16:05:49] <oly> i have postfix setup in satelite mode currently on hardy heron
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[16:07:51] <oly> if you can direct me at the correct files to modify that will hopefully be enough
[16:08:36] <esem> how can I add username:passwd a user ?
[16:08:43] <esem> *for a user
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[16:28:38] <Mosu> oly: usually you just have to add an alias to /etc/aliases, e.g. "root: root at example dot com". don't forget to run "postalias /etc/aliases" afterwards
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[17:44:18] <mrichman> What does this mean? <mark at securemail-qa dot wealthmsi.com>: mail for securemail-qa.wealthmsi.com loops
[17:44:18] <mrichman>    back to myself
[17:44:25] <sysmonk> !loopback
[17:44:26] <knoba> sysmonk: "loopback" : 'Mail loops back to myself' means that your Postfix wanted to send out the mail to the internet but then discovered that the DNS says your mail server should be responsible. Most likely you forgot to list your domain in mydestination or virtual_(alias|mailbox)_domains
[17:44:29] <sysmonk> mrichman: ^^
[17:44:42] <mrichman> thanks
[17:45:24] <mrichman> In my main.cf, I have this line: mydestination = securemail-qa, localhost.localdomain, , localhost
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[17:45:34] <mrichman> should that be the FQDN instead?
[17:45:45] <JyZyXEL> so my ISP blocks any outgoing or incoming traffic on port 25
[17:45:54] <mrichman> JyZyXEL: mine too
[17:46:01] <JyZyXEL> but they have an SMTP server
[17:46:14] <mrichman> yeah they only allow 25/tcp to that server
[17:46:29] <JyZyXEL> how about mail that you need to receive?
[17:46:37] <JyZyXEL> mail coming TO port 25
[17:46:42] <oly> cheers Mosu, got it working i had to add the alias against oly not root
[17:46:46] <mrichman> JyZyXEL: use 587/tcp (submission)
[17:47:03] <JyZyXEL> what do i put in my MX record :p
[17:47:20] <mrichman> JyZyXEL: you cant specify ports in DNS
[17:47:34] <JyZyXEL> thats the problem yea
[17:47:45] <mrichman> JyZyXEL: get a VPS out on the public internet
[17:47:51] <JyZyXEL> :D
[17:48:14] <JyZyXEL> so the ISP SMTP server is only meant for seding mail?
[17:48:26] <JyZyXEL> and there is no way to receive mail
[17:49:49] <JyZyXEL> mrichman do you use smarthost?
[17:50:11] <mrichman> JyZyXEL: you can receive mail, just not on 25/tcp
[17:50:24] <JyZyXEL> indeed
[17:50:48] <JyZyXEL> but there is no idea in pointing my Domain's MX record to the ISP's SMTP server, right?
[17:50:58] <JyZyXEL> i mean the server can't know which client the mail is ment
[17:54:58] <rob0> !append_at_myorigin
[17:54:59] <knoba> rob0: "append_at_myorigin" : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: Append the string "@$myorigin" to mail addresses without domain information.
[17:55:05] <rob0> !myorigin
[17:55:05] <knoba> rob0: "myorigin" : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: The default domain name that locally-posted mail appears to come from, and that locally posted mail is delivered to. The default $myhostname, which is fine for small sites. If you run a domain with multiple machines, you should (1) change this to $mydomain and (2) set up a domain-wide alias database that aliases each user to user at that dot users.mailhost.
[17:55:56] <rob0> mrichman: ^^ this is what happens to mail to "user" only or to "user@domainpart"
[17:56:14] <rob0> (where "domainpart" has no dot)
[17:56:29] <mrichman> I changed to this and it works now: mydestination = $myhostname, $mydomain, localhost.$mydomain, localhost
[17:56:44] <JyZyXEL> whehre do you see the errors for "mail" command?
[17:56:46] <rob0> So, set myorigin appropriately or just don't use non-qualified hostnames
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[17:57:59] <JyZyXEL> someone give me a postfix test command?
[17:58:05] <JyZyXEL> i wanna try sending mail from my computer
[17:58:23] <pickcoder> JyZyXEL: test command?
[17:58:28] <rob0> !basic
[17:58:28] <knoba> rob0: "basic" : http://www.postfix.org/BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README.html : a good starting place for Postfix beginners, many common questions are answered here.
[17:58:32] <rob0> !standard
[17:58:32] <knoba> rob0: "standard" : Your question is probably answered in http://www.postfix.org/STANDARD_CONFIGURATION_README.html
[17:58:56] <rob0> What JyZyXEL wants is not as simple as JyZyXEL hopes it will be.
[17:59:15] <rob0> And it requires some understanding of what's going on.
[17:59:18] <pickcoder> there's swak
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[17:59:30] <rob0> !swak
[17:59:31] <knoba> rob0: Error: "swak" is not a valid command.
[17:59:46] <pickcoder> swaks
[17:59:47] <pickcoder> sorry
[17:59:54] <pickcoder> it's a smtp swiss-army knife
[18:00:04] <rob0> ahh!
[18:00:06] <pickcoder> I use it to check accounts
[18:00:11] <rob0> like a null SMTP client?
[18:00:15] <pickcoder> sorta
[18:00:20] <pickcoder> but it can be fully interactive
[18:00:35] <pickcoder> kinda neat for debugging
[18:00:53] <JyZyXEL> maaan im never gonna get this to work
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[18:03:00] <JyZyXEL> and just when i say that i get it to work :)
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[18:04:26] <pickcoder> http://jetmore.org/john/code/#swaks
[18:04:32] <pickcoder> swaks
[18:04:35] <pickcoder> !swaks
[18:04:36] <knoba> pickcoder: Error: "swaks" is not a valid command.
[18:04:59] <JyZyXEL> mrichman so would you say there is no way for us to receive mail with our computers without buying some sort of port translation service?
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[18:05:40] <dlynes> Is there a trick to getting 'mynetworks' to allow mail relaying?  I've used the access.db file in sendmail easily with the 'RELAY' keyword...works exactly as documented, but in Postfix when I attempt to use the 'mynetworks' directive in main.cf for Postfix, it doesn't work as hostnames, networks, or as a file
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[18:11:01] <pickcoder> !swaks
[18:11:02] <knoba> pickcoder: "swaks" : (#1) Swiss Army Knife SMTP - The SMTP transaction testing tool - http://jetmore.org/john/code/#swaks, or (#2) Swiss Army Knife SMTP - The SMTP transaction testing tool - http://jetmore.org/john/code/#swaks
[18:11:10] <pickcoder> grrr
[18:11:20] <pickcoder> !forget swaks
[18:11:21] <knoba> pickcoder: Error: 2 factoids have that key.  Please specify which one to remove, or use * to designate all of them.
[18:11:25] <pickcoder> !forget swaks 1
[18:11:31] <pickcoder> !swaks
[18:11:32] <knoba> pickcoder: "swaks" : Swiss Army Knife SMTP - The SMTP transaction testing tool - http://jetmore.org/john/code/#swaks
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[18:18:54] <rob0> !mynetworks
[18:18:54] <knoba> rob0: "mynetworks" : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: The list of "trusted" SMTP clients that can relay email.
[18:19:24] <rob0> dlynes, mynetworks is a list of networks.
[18:19:36] <rob0> See /topic, "when asking ..."
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[18:46:43] <pickcoder> depending on mynetworks_style
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[19:34:22] <JonMarkGo> How do I get postfix to listen to 465 for ssl connections?
[19:35:03] <mofino> read the docs on master
[19:35:16] <mofino> pretty simple
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[20:04:27] <JonMarkGo> I'm getting this error when I try to authenticate with imap: http://pastebin.com/d70e74190  Authdaemond is definitely running since postfix can authenticate iwth it
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[20:45:47] <pickcoder> JonMarkGo: postfix has nothing to do with IMAP
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[20:54:07] <PXD> how to add user:passwd for a user ?
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[21:06:16] <pickcoder> PXD: that's kinda broad
[21:06:22] <pickcoder> postfix doesn't do auth itself
[21:07:15] <PXD> pickcoder, i mean postfix+dovecot+sasl
[21:07:17] <PXD> :)
[21:08:28] <PXD> sorry, i was not clear
[21:09:39] <pickcoder> you determine that in your auth setup in Dovecot
[21:09:53] <pickcoder> there are many authdb options
[21:09:57] <pickcoder> but it's OT here
[21:10:19] <pickcoder> edit your dovecot.conf and read
[21:10:22] <pickcoder> or search for auth
[21:10:28] <PXD> pickcoder, I edited it...
[21:10:48] <PXD> pickcoder, when I want to login, I got auth error.
[21:11:13] <pickcoder> if you're using outcast make sure that disable_plaintext_auth=no is set
[21:11:19] <pickcoder> also enable plain login
[21:11:29] <PXD> it is enabled.
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[21:13:28] <PXD> pickcoder, I could not find how to add user at domain dot com:passwd
[21:13:38] <PXD> Thats what I need to answer
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[21:30:21] <pickcoder> PXD: ask #dovecot
[21:30:32] <PXD> ok
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[21:36:05] <aarcane> hai, does anyone know where to sign up for one of those 5 digit numbers that people send texts to and have the messages get sent to my postfix ?
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[21:43:13] <lunaphyte_> aarcane: huh?
[21:44:23] <aarcane> lunaphyte, I want to set up a 5 digit number that people can send text messages to and it gets sent to my postfix and then once they've sent it, I can reply back..  I know you need a special service for that..
[21:45:04] <lunaphyte_> oh.  you want an sms/email gateway.
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[21:47:36] <aarcane> I guess
[21:48:32] <aarcane> but specifically I want one that'll work seamlessly with postfix, rather than something that requires some proprietary program of some sort
[21:51:09] <pickcoder> aarcane: so send it to a mailbox on your postfix server
[21:51:19] <pickcoder> most services support smtp now
[21:52:39] <aarcane> pickcoder, can you reccomend a service ?
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[21:56:54] <adam_vollrath> My postfix will resolve some IPs into hostnames but not all.  Does it use what's in /etc/resolv.conf or does it keep its own list of nameservers?
[21:58:06] <pickcoder> aarcane: I mean that most cell services and phones transmit to e-mail addresses via sms/e-mail gateways
[21:58:52] <aarcane> pickcoder, I know that, but seeing the 5 digit numbers still gains user's trust..  and I want to sign up for a 5 digit number for use with postfix.
[21:58:57] <pickcoder> I can send a text to my inbox right now using my Sony Ericsson Z520
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[22:00:35] <aarcane> so can I, that doesn't get a 5 digit number for me to use
[22:00:37] <m0t3jl> Hi, is it possible to tell postfix to masquerade a certain hostname for a domain, but only in the MAIL FROM command and not in the From header field?
[22:01:05] <pickcoder> aarcane: dunno
[22:01:35] <pickcoder> I'm more weary of random SMS 5-digit numbers than I am of traceable e-mail addresses
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[22:02:55] * aarcane :-S
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[22:51:13] <hyper_ch> hi there, how can I forward/put an incoming mail into multiple sysem account maildirs? my understanding of the virtual map is, that once it found a match it will not check any longer if the same recipient is listed with another system account
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[22:55:05] <xpoint> hyper_ch, virtual_alias_maps with multi recipient pr alias is what you need
[22:55:58] <hyper_ch> xpoint: so you could just make an entry like this?   info at example dot com       joe,jane,admin ?   or    info at example dot com       joe jane admin?
[22:56:38] <xpoint> yes
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[22:56:44] <jra> Exactly. I prefer commas.
[22:56:58] * xpoint use postfixadmin
[22:57:00] <hyper_ch> xpoint: ok, I thought you could only have one "recipient" per line :)
[22:57:12] <adaptr> it'd be bloody useless
[22:57:44] <jra> you could even specify different transports per address.
[22:58:01] <hyper_ch> and I was looking for a special way on how to create that yet it can do it by default :)
[22:58:30] <hyper_ch> thx
[23:01:24] <hyper_ch> postfixadmin...hmmm.....
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[23:17:50] <hyper_ch> xpoint: in postfixadmin I would then setup an alias and the "alias - to:" would then be the system account?
[23:19:26] <xpoint> hyper_ch, no first step is to make one alias, when done add more recipients to that alias
[23:20:12] <xpoint> hyper_ch, you cant start make one alias with more then one recipient in postfixadmin, i call it human sense :)
[23:20:45] <hyper_ch> xpoint: I guess I'm confusing here something
[23:21:10] <hyper_ch> xpoint: the "alias" is not the "virtual" email recipient but the actualy system account?
[23:21:49] <xpoint> alias is always a alias to system accounts or virtual_mailbox_maps
[23:22:21] <hyper_ch> xpoint: then how do I map an email address to a system account in postfixadmin?
[23:22:24] <xpoint> and a alias can have recipient as another alias
[23:23:49] <xpoint> hyper_ch, by define alias recipient to mydestination as recipient
[23:24:03] <hyper_ch> I still fail to see how I can map an incoming email address to a system account
[23:24:14] <xpoint> hyper_ch, by define alias recipient to mydestination as recipient
[23:24:44] <xpoint> its not rocket sience :)
[23:24:46] <hyper_ch> I don't understand
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[23:25:11] <xpoint> you have a domain in mydestination in main.cf ?
[23:25:19] <xpoint> eg localhost ?
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[23:25:36] <Fr0zen_> whatss a simple way to temporarly reject all incoming connections from a certain ip address? It seems as though a server was hacked and is sending large amounts of spam, I do not wish to block it for good though.
[23:25:48] <xpoint> then in postfixadmin alias: foo@mydomain user@localhost
[23:25:50] <Fr0zen_> i also don't want to setup a firewall
[23:26:02] <Fr0zen_> just for this simple task, so i rather do it thru postifx
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[23:27:14] <hyper_ch> xpoint: I see now
[23:27:16] <hyper_ch> xpoint: thank you
[23:27:51] <xpoint> no problem
[23:28:41] <xpoint> hyper_ch, point is that none can write to user@localhost from outside
[23:28:55] <hyper_ch> xpoint: yeah, that makes sense
[23:29:45] <hyper_ch> as for Fr0zen's issue: can you add an IP to the check_sender_access smtp restrictiosn?
[23:31:01] <jra> ip -> client_access
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[23:40:40] <hyper_ch> jra: why client_access if he wants to prevent incoming connections?
[23:42:11] <jra> because that checks on ip address or hostname
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[23:48:37] <hyper_ch> jra: ah :)
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