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[00:03:41] <pickcoder> hm.. SA isn't adding the X-Spam headers now..
[00:03:48] * pickcoder b0rked somethign
[00:05:46] <seekwill> It's not spam
[00:08:37] <pickcoder> all my mail R sPaM
[00:09:01] <seekwill> Send it to KB1JWQ
[00:09:30] <KB1JWQ> pickcoder: STOP SPAMMING ME!
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[00:09:52] <Kronuz> hello
[00:10:09] <rafaelgp> pickcoder yeah, thats what is happening to me.. i got Amavis with SA enabled but there are no X-Spam headers
[00:10:42] <pickcoder> and YahooMail is b0orked
[00:10:47] <Kronuz> hey, I'm having a problem that I can't figure out... I tried sending an email to user at somedomain dot com and I see postfix is trying to sending it to user at www dot myowndomain.com instead
[00:10:53] <Kronuz> what could be causing this?
[00:11:53] <Kronuz> (the weird thing is this is only happening for some domains)
[00:12:01] <Kronuz> ... it seems
[00:13:32] <pickcoder> rafaelgp: I was seeing non-spam X-Spam headers until I tweaked something
[00:13:41] <pickcoder> I think it was the trusted networks
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[00:13:55] <pickcoder> SA on my internal mail server may be removing them
[00:14:07] * pickcoder broke seekwill's IRC client too
[00:17:30] <rafaelgp> pickcoder pastebin wont let me paste the headers because it thinks its spam, so i`ll put it somewhere.
[00:18:19] <pickcoder> hm.. it's not that
[00:18:27] <pickcoder> there are duplicate X-scanned headers
[00:19:28] <rafaelgp> http://www.rafaelp.com.br/amavis_and_SA.txt
[00:19:42] <rafaelgp> this is a regular non-spam message that arrives my mailbox
[00:19:57] <rafaelgp> and there are no X-Spam headers
[00:27:32] <pickcoder> well I got dkim verification to show in the headers
[00:27:40] <pickcoder> unfortunately it's softfailing on valid keys
[00:27:53] * pickcoder lose
[00:27:59] <rafaelgp> but where are you tweaking your config? amavis, postfix or SA?
[00:28:29] <pickcoder> I enabled verification in the edge server
[00:28:31] <pickcoder> under amavis
[00:29:28] <rafaelgp> i`ve got that enabled, like i showed you earlier today
[00:29:58] <pickcoder> well when I figure out why it's breaking maybe I can help
[00:29:59] <pickcoder> :)
[00:30:01] <rafaelgp> and on mail.log I get a hit count, like Hits: 1.10 or something, but im not sure if thats from SA
[00:30:49] <pickcoder> looks like bellsouth.net is using s1024 as the selector but when I do a TXT lookup there is no public key
[00:30:58] <pickcoder> maybe it's my DNS?
[00:31:13] <pickcoder> can someone do dig -t TXT s1024._domainkey.bellsouth.net
[00:33:09] <rafaelgp> Aug 11 19:15:32 storm amavis[29866]: (29866-03) Passed CLEAN, [209.85.211.185] [209.85.211.185] <fuhsdfihui at gmail dot com> -> <rafael at rafaelp dot com.br>, Message- <c6d7e5a20908111515h315d9f5dv16104070e4c3a354 at mail dot gmail.com>, mail_id: G8EvOfSjVjFo, Hits: 1.81, size: 2158, queued_as: 00486E4085, 11209 ms
[00:33:37] <rafaelgp> thats what goes to mail.log.. i guess `Hits` comes from SA
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[00:37:47] <pickcoder> heh.. looks like that selector is in their DNS
[00:37:56] <pickcoder> what's the point of signing the mail if there's no pubkey
[00:38:03] <AndrewKT_> can i place a restriction classes name at the end of smtpd_recipient_restrictions? I think I have some emails falling off the bottom and not getting kicked into the class i expect them in
[00:38:57] <pickcoder> s/is/is not/
[00:41:04] <rafaelgp> pickcoder any ideas on how to add that header? also, mail marked as spam comes from the postmaster and the original mail is attached instead of just delivering the mail with **** SPAM **** before subject
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[00:42:18] <pickcoder> look at report_safe
[00:42:53] <pickcoder> as well as rewrite_header
[00:42:58] <pickcoder> it should be in the local.cf
[00:42:59] <pickcoder> under SA
[00:45:34] <rafaelgp> rewrite_header Subject ***SPAM***
[00:45:41] <rafaelgp> yeah, and i put report_safe as 0 now
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[00:46:15] <SpyK01xx> hello people.
[00:46:34] <rafaelgp> pickcoder but there are some spam reaching the mailboxes that SA didnt recognize.. how could i 'teach' it new rules or whatsoever?
[00:47:01] <SpyK01xx> could somebody help help? I've inserted this line: smtpd_reject_unlisted_sender = yes in my main.cf
[00:47:24] <SpyK01xx> but it is not rejecting the fake users.
[00:47:49] <SpyK01xx> it's like that postfix daemon is jumping this line.
[00:47:54] <pickcoder> rafaelgp: I think I found the issue
[00:47:56] <pickcoder> hold on
[00:48:10] <SpyK01xx> I've no idea what could be happing.
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[00:50:37] <SpyK01xx> [rafaelgp]: sa-learn makes spamassassin to learn.
[00:57:33] <SpyK01xx> thankx
[00:57:34] <SpyK01xx> bye
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[00:57:55] <pickcoder> rafaelgp: one of the issues is the fact that @local_domains_maps and/or local_domains_acl is missing
[00:58:02] <pickcoder> but I still can't get the headers to show
[00:58:09] <pickcoder> and I can't spend any more time on it tonight
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[02:13:27] <tessier__> Hmm...how is it possible that by specifying always_bcc = my email that I would suddenly be getting two copies of everything? I have used this before and not received two copies. If I comment out the always_bcc I get no copies.
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[02:14:05] <tessier__> ah
[02:14:11] <tessier__> I am running a content filter. That's covered in the docs.
[02:14:21] <tessier__> Always have to ask on the channel *just* before I figure it out myselves.
[02:14:28] <tessier__> If it weren't for you guys I'd never solve anything! :)
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[03:55:09] <timotiCK> Where do I configure for secure IMAP in Postfix
[03:55:27] <timotiCK> I'm using Postfix and Horde for webmail
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[03:57:03] <rafaelgp> timotiCK postfix is just the MTA, you need to set up an imap server and enable imaps
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[04:06:18] <timotiCK> rafaelgp: Package imap-2006k-1.1mdv2008.1.i586 is already installed
[04:07:29] <thumbs> timotiCK: congratulations
[04:08:19] <timotiCK> imaps is working but not for port 993
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[04:08:26] <thumbs> timotiCK: congratulations
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[04:08:43] <timotiCK> thumbs: thanks
[04:17:23] <lunaphyte> !imap
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[04:17:24] <knoba> lunaphyte: "imap" : IMAP is an application layer Internet protocol that allows a client (MUA) to access mailboxes on a remote server (see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMAP). Postfix does not provide IMAP (or POP3) service; see !courier or !dovecot for common IMAP/POP3 choices.
[04:19:30] <timotiCK> !dovecot
[04:19:30] <knoba> timotiCK: "dovecot" : http://www.dovecot.org/ : IMAP/POP3 server software with emphasis on security; recent versions can also provide SASL AUTH for Postfix 2.3+.
[04:20:10] <lunaphyte> i think you'll find the consensus here is that dovecot would be a good choice
[04:20:36] <thumbs> agreed
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[06:22:12] <timotiCK> !postfix
[06:22:13] <knoba> timotiCK: "postfix" : The Postfix MTA from http://www.postfix.org/. If you have no idea what Postfix is then you have probably chosen the wrong channel. :)
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[07:03:33] <guy> !transport_maps
[07:03:33] <knoba> guy: "transport_maps" : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: Optional lookup tables with mappings from recipient address to (message delivery transport, next-hop destination). See transport(5) for details.
[07:03:48] <guy> !transport(5)
[07:03:50] <knoba> guy: Error: "transport(5)" is not a valid command.
[07:04:00] <clockspider> man 5 transport
[07:13:01] <guy> no idea.
[07:13:09] <guy> what should I found there..
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[07:24:47] <guy> clockspider.../
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[07:26:57] <clockspider> you have to have postfix installed to have the transport man page
[07:27:24] <clockspider> !bcc_maps
[07:27:24] <knoba> clockspider: Error: "bcc_maps" is not a valid command.
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[07:29:19] <guy> I have bbc_maps in my webmin panel.
[07:29:27] <guy> though, I don't understand how to set mapping.
[07:29:43] <clockspider> !recipient_bcc_maps
[07:29:43] <knoba> clockspider: "recipient_bcc_maps" : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: Optional BCC (blind carbon-copy) address lookup tables, indexed by recipient address. The BCC address (multiple results are not supported) is added when mail enters from outside of Postfix.
[07:33:02] <guy> what the f does that have to do with what I asked?
[07:36:23] <clockspider> everything
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[08:59:55] <mohshami> hey guys, I'm facing a "lost connection with mail.ITA.GOV.OM[62.231.235.3] while sending message body" errors, tried every workaround available, disabled mtu discovery, set mtu to 1000, disabled window scaling, disabled PIPELINING, and even set the timeout to 10 minutes. Any idea what I'm missing?
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[09:40:04] <lkthomas> does anyone using clustered file system on email servers ?
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[10:32:39] <flighttr> hi
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[10:33:09] <Pinchiukas> Where can I find the mail queue?
[10:33:17] <flighttr> mailq
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[10:34:38] <dinopsys> anyone known expert info for header_checks
[10:34:50] <Pinchiukas> Why does all mail from my machine have "root at all-in-one dot localdomain" as the FROM address?
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[10:38:12] <sysmonk> because you send from root, and because your $myorigin is is all-in-one.localdomain
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[10:46:51] <Zerberus> dinopsys: no expert info in your manpage?
[10:48:39] <Pinchiukas> sysmonk: what should I set $myorigin to? mydomain.com?
[10:48:46] <dinopsys> i have using header_chekcs and i am good this point but i need more info
[10:49:06] <Zerberus> dinopsys: which specific info?
[10:49:32] <dinopsys> i am thinking; maybe i run header_checks with mysql
[10:51:30] <Pinchiukas> Can I somehow empty the mailq? I'm afraid my relay will ban me for misbehaving.
[10:52:42] <dinopsys> postsuper -d ALL
[10:53:01] <dinopsys> Pinchiukas what is your system?
[10:53:53] <Pinchiukas> My system?
[10:54:56] <dinopsys> postfix version and dist
[10:55:39] <Pinchiukas> Oh. Gentoo linux, postfix-2.5.7.
[10:56:40] <dinopsys> i am using debian but maybe i can help you
[10:56:50] <dinopsys> now, what is your first problem?
[10:57:16] <Pinchiukas> My first problem is myself. :) I have a mail server on a wireless wimax link that has a dynamic IP. :)
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[10:57:46] <dinopsys> : )
[10:57:47] <Pinchiukas> The range got blacklisted so now I relay the mail via the ISP.
[10:58:17] <dinopsys> have you sasl?
[10:58:43] <Pinchiukas> I have the dovecot-sasl USE flag enabled for the package.
[10:59:33] <Pinchiukas> Why do you ask?
[10:59:51] <Pinchiukas> I think I'm not relaying spam if that's what you're asking. :)
[11:00:19] <dinopsys> ok :)
[11:01:41] <Pinchiukas> It's a range of dynamic IPs so shit happens.
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[11:03:07] <dinopsys> it is problem for inet_interfaces
[11:03:25] <Pinchiukas> What problem?
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[11:03:46] <dinopsys> dynamic IP
[11:04:17] <Pinchiukas> Why is it a problem?
[11:04:30] <Pinchiukas> I use 'inet_interfaces = all' if it matters at all.
[11:04:40] <dinopsys> ahh okay
[11:04:57] <dinopsys> i am sorry
[11:05:15] <dinopsys> i am using different model
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[11:28:38] <cpm> hax0rz hid my drugs!
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[11:51:45] <cite> !pony
[11:51:46] <knoba> cite: "pony" : http://www.brainfuel.tv/wp-content/uploads/2006/03/nopony.jpg
[11:51:49] <cite> !nopony
[11:51:49] <knoba> cite: Error: "nopony" is not a valid command.
[11:51:53] <cite> !yepony
[11:51:53] <knoba> cite: Error: "yepony" is not a valid command.
[11:51:55] <cite> !yespony
[11:51:55] <knoba> cite: "yespony" : http://i560.photobucket.com/albums/ss46/Uncle_Tractor/pony.jpg
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[12:30:23] <cpm> buxw'
[12:30:28] <cpm> nice even
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[14:19:47] <webtango> hello
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[14:29:44] <VoiDeT> Hey everyone, few hours ago i have been seeing: certificate verification failed for smtp.gmail.com[72.14.247.109]:587: untrusted issuer /C=US/O=Equifax/OU=Equifax Secure Certificate Authority in my mail.log Just wondering how to go about fixing it?
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[14:40:07] <sysmonk> VoiDeT: add that CA to your CA list, if you believe it's a good one
[14:41:08] <webtango> what would be the diffence in my postfix settings if i wanna set up my mail without a domain? i already have a mail server for my domain running on another server and i want to just see postfix on my new mail server working before i move the domain to the new server
[14:41:45] <VoiDeT> sysmonk: i have added the Thawte CA, however what one should i add further? What is the error saying? Google doesn't trust me? I don't trust Google or even I don't trust myself?
[14:41:58] <sysmonk> webtango: if you want it to be as a real setup, you can create a subdomain, i.e. postfix.yourdomain.com
[14:42:04] <sysmonk> or you can just use localhost or whatever
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[14:42:37] <sysmonk> VoiDeT: you haven't published the whole line, so my answer is just a guess: you don't trust google
[14:43:00] <sysmonk> i believe you have 'smtp.gmail.com' set somewhere in your config (relayhost?)
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[14:43:42] <VoiDeT> sysmonk: http://pastie.org/581245 is the log
[14:44:00] <VoiDeT> sure, sysmonk this was previously working for a few weeks now, with no problems at all
[14:44:11] <VoiDeT> it was only until a few hours ago i saw this error coming up
[14:44:26] <sysmonk> yup, it's just as i said, you don't trust gmail
[14:44:39] <sysmonk> VoiDeT: maybe they changed the cert
[14:44:48] <webtango> sysmonk: so if my server is called new server i would set up the hostname to be newserver.postfix.domain.com and set up a subdomain for postfix.domain.com to point to my machine?
[14:45:30] * cpm adds the sysmonk CA
[14:46:25] <VoiDeT> sysmonk: any ideas on how to look out for their new one?
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[14:49:36] <rob0> Better question, is why are you checking certificates anyway?
[14:49:41] <rob0> !tls
[14:49:43] <knoba> rob0: "tls" : Short for Transport Layer Security (RFC2246). It adds an additional layer of encryption to protocols such as SMTP, POP3 or IMAP to improve security during transmission over the Internet. TLS features in Postfix are documented here: http://www.postfix.org/TLS_README.html
[14:51:52] <VoiDeT> rob0: I'm trying to use gmail as my relay host
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[14:55:08] <rob0> Did some HOWTO somewhere tell you that you should verify their certificate? If so, what are you doing (planning to do) with this bit of information?
[14:57:35] <VoiDeT> rob0: sure, i'm running through this tutorial: http://www.marksanborn.net/linux/send-mail-postfix-through-gmails-smtp-on-a-ubuntu-lts-server/
[14:57:59] <VoiDeT> I just wanted to send mail from my server through gmail smtp
[15:02:48] * cpm chooses the rob0 certificate
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[15:05:01] <JiMMyJaKAzz> lo all?
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[15:08:59] <rob0> VoiDeT, see TLS_README.html#client_cert_key
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[15:16:38] <VoiDeT> reading now thanks rob0
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[16:03:58] <webtango> how can i best start to figure out why i cant connect remotely to my postfix from other machines on my network. my remote mail client just tells me connection refused to mail server
[16:04:58] <Section1> telnet + tcpdump
[16:05:07] <rob0> first, a WAG for you:
[16:05:13] <rob0> !inet_interfaces
[16:05:13] <knoba> rob0: "inet_interfaces" : a configuration parameter in the main.cf: The network interface addresses that this mail system receives mail on. By default, the software claims all active interfaces on the machine. The parameter also controls delivery of mail to user at [ip dot address]. If your server does not react to connection attempts on a certain interface you should check this setting.
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[16:05:32] <rob0> If that doesn't fix it, see /topic, "when asking ..."
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[16:06:40] <webtango> i got it set up for interfaces = all
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[16:10:43] <webtango> and i turned off my firewall to rule out that being an issue
[16:12:40] <js_> spamassassin or dspam, which one do you prefer?
[16:16:36] <rob0> Neither, TBH, I don't really need content filtering after HELO checks and Zen.
[16:17:02] <rob0> If I did do content filtering (I have set it up before) I would use amavisd-new and SA.
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[16:20:46] <webtango> when i go to set up my email client after i think postfix is installed is the mail server is the default setting of it a pop or imap server?
[16:21:43] <webtango> im getting a 800ccc0e error when tryin to connect to it through imap
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[16:22:55] <samix> webtango: you trying to connect to postfix via imap ?
[16:23:17] <rob0> !imap
[16:23:18] <knoba> rob0: "imap" : IMAP is an application layer Internet protocol that allows a client (MUA) to access mailboxes on a remote server (see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMAP). Postfix does not provide IMAP (or POP3) service; see !courier or !dovecot for common IMAP/POP3 choices.
[16:23:37] <rob0> Try all you want, it won't happen.
[16:23:51] <webtango> yes
[16:24:21] <webtango> sso im missing a peice between postfix and the mail client then
[16:24:39] <webtango> ?
[16:24:46] <samix> webtango: you are missing the entire postfix and imap and pop thing
[16:25:23] <samix> postfix is an smtp server and imap is a server used to acess mails on the mail server they are not related as you probably think
[16:25:47] <rob0> Does the factoid not answer the question? We can change it if necessary.
[16:26:22] <thumbs> webtango: you're missing a piece of your brain, I think
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[16:29:26] * rob0 sticks thumbs in webtango's brain
[16:29:51] <thumbs> rob0: :(
[16:29:55] * thumbs smashes rob0
[16:30:49] * rob0 imitates Sir Mick, singing, "Under my thumbs ..."
[16:30:59] <thumbs> rob0: oh, that's funny.
[16:31:25] <rob0> Funnier than being in webtango's brain?
[16:31:31] <thumbs> much.
[16:31:39] <rob0> I disagree!
[16:31:47] <thumbs> see, you ruined my day
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[16:43:37] <thumbs> rob0--
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[16:48:40] <thumbs> hahaha
[16:48:46] <thumbs> you have an answer for everything
[16:49:12] <rob0> Only because I'm annoying.
[16:49:32] <thumbs> there, you said it.
[16:49:38] <thumbs> I was thinking it all those years.
[16:50:14] <rob0> Some things go without saying.
[16:52:58] * jeev feels like a doofus
[16:53:05] <jeev> data with 600k orders lost.
[16:53:18] <lennard> you probably should then
[16:53:38] <jeev> imagine how many servers there are in the world, imagine seeing a website and wanting to do the same.. imagine asking someone who owns a datacenter giving 20 servers and 4 of them are the web/database servers to the website yous aw years back that you wanted to do
[16:53:47] <jeev> imagine losing that data after fniding it on dsomeone's drive
[16:53:47] <jeev> ;/
[16:55:27] <jeev> hate my life
[16:55:32] * robtone_ plays John Lennon - Imagine
[16:55:39] <jeev> seriously
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[16:57:02] <wdp> die in a depression
[16:57:04] <wdp> i'd say
[16:57:05] <wdp> however
[16:57:06] <wdp> hi :>
[16:57:20] <jeev> nope
[17:03:17] <jeev> i think i have the data elsewhere
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[18:36:38] <mefiX> anyone here with experiences using Sophos AV with Amavis?
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[18:37:35] <mefiX> i am trying to use Sophos with amavis, there are already config-lines for Sophos in /etc/amavis/conf.d but they don't seem to fit my needs, i don't have a program called "sweep", what i have is savscan
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[19:49:54] <Pinchiukas> I installed a version of postfixadmin with domain alias support, but I think I forgot to add the .cf file in /etc/postfix. What should the file be named?
[19:51:29] <KB1JWQ> Pinchiukas: Completely arbitrary. Just make sure you call it the same thing in the config.
[19:51:40] <KB1JWQ> Pinchiukas: That was a gift, by the way; postfixadmin isn't supported in here. :)
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[19:51:50] <Pinchiukas> Oh. :)
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[20:37:24] <Flomar> hello
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[20:43:44] <JiMMyJaKAzz> lo all
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[20:45:06] <JiMMyJaKAzz> postfix locally is fine... but when trying to remote test to port 25, 'open connection to host on port 25 connect failed'.
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[20:45:45] <kale> hi, i'm about to install postgrey, i'd like to know how long my emails will be delayed?
[20:46:04] <spectre> i just did it today
[20:46:13] <spectre> at first the delay is around an hour, maybe less
[20:46:16] <spectre> with default settings
[20:46:48] <spectre> from watching logs it seems pass-through time gets faster after that
[20:47:09] <kale> how much spam do you "loose"
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[20:47:23] <spectre> i believe it discovers a triplet, saves it in memory, and auto passes subsequent matches
[20:47:36] <seekwill> Just skip greylisting. Just makes people angry
[20:47:42] <spectre> not sure, i haven't seen any rejections/deferred mails yet since we have a few pretty effective RBL's before it
[20:47:45] <seekwill> Ask Dominian!
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[20:48:16] <spectre> so the RBL's have been catching everything so far
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[20:48:29] <kale> spectre: what is RBL?
[20:48:39] <spectre> basically a blacklist administered by a third party
[20:48:43] <spectre> zen.spamhaus is one
[20:48:46] <spectre> spamcop is another
[20:48:46] <Flomar> aff greylist i almost lost my job when i tried to use
[20:48:47] <Flomar> rsrs
[20:48:56] <spectre> what happened with greylisting?
[20:49:00] <spectre> i've just implemented today
[20:49:03] <spectre> seems alright
[20:49:42] <Flomar> zen.spamhaus.org
[20:49:46] <kale> i just think waiting an hour for an email is too long
[20:49:52] <Flomar> kale, agree
[20:50:11] <Flomar> users get angry, mainly if you have corporate users doing business
[20:50:55] <kale> so what other options do i have to sort out spam?
[20:51:03] <spectre> RBL's, HELO checks
[20:51:14] <spectre> and others (i'm a bit of a newb)
[20:51:33] <spectre> not sure what tarpits are but i've heard a bit about them
[20:51:39] <kale> what is HELO check? checking server has its FQDN name?
[20:51:46] <spectre> yeah, that's one
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[20:52:05] <spectre> i had a problem with HELO FQDN checks here because ...
[20:52:06] <spectre> well
[20:52:08] <spectre> i work in uganda
[20:52:10] <kale> spectre: a tarpit does not prevent spam, it just gives spammers extra work
[20:52:18] <spectre> and people here SUCK at configuring servers
[20:52:30] <spectre> and DNS
[20:52:48] <kale> here in my country large companies also is unable to configure a proper FQDN for their servers
[20:52:50] <spectre> ended up having to whitelist the government agencies and other businesses
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[20:54:01] <spectre> zen.spamhaus.org is a great RBL
[20:54:03] <spectre> start with that
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[20:54:25] <kale> spectre: how do i add an RBL ?
[20:55:20] <JiMMyJaKAzz> bee back... :)
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[20:55:32] <spectre> smtpd_recipient_restrictions =
[20:55:33] <spectre> permit_mynetworks,
[20:55:33] <spectre> reject_unauth_destination,
[20:55:33] <spectre> reject_rbl_client zen.spamhaus.org,
[20:55:33] <spectre> check_policy_service inet:127.0.0.1:60000
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[20:55:39] <spectre> main.cf
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[20:55:52] <spectre> the reject_rbl_client zen.spamhaus.org is the line you're interested in
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[20:57:43] <kushalsejwal> Hello everybody, I am a complete beginner, learning to setup a mail server. Installed Postfix in my ubuntu system, during the installation it asked for server name which I named it as "ubuntu", is that fine?
[20:57:54] * kale tries RBL
[20:58:05] <spectre> yeah do a reload on your mail server and watch the logs
[20:58:12] <spectre> if you're high volume you should see blocks right away
[20:58:24] <spectre> cat /var/log/mail.log|grep zen.spam|wc -l
[20:58:31] <kale> i'll just watch my cpuload, i have clamscan running 24/7 ...
[20:58:48] <spectre> nah it shouldn't affect that much
[20:59:15] <spectre> kushalsejwal: depends on what 'server name' meant
[20:59:34] <spectre> did you configure it as a smart-host or internet facing system?
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[20:59:39] <kale> should do, i have a problem that amavis will not use clamd's socket, so it uses clamscan instead, takes like 25 secs to check an email. means that clamscan runs all the time
[21:00:00] <spectre> yeah i've got an issue where i did an upgrade to some packages and i think perl broke my clamav scan
[21:00:03] <kushalsejwal> spectre: I selected internet site
[21:00:04] <spectre> on my postfix server
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[21:00:57] <seekwill> heh
[21:01:13] <spectre> kushalsejwal: ubuntu is fine so long as your DNS record matches ubuntu.whatever
[21:01:15] <Dominian> ask me what?
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[21:01:23] <kale> spectre: i believe it is the same issue here, but rebuilding perl did not solve it. right now i just need a "quick fix"
[21:01:31] <spectre> ahh
[21:01:34] <spectre> i get errors like this
[21:01:35] <kale> so my server is able to do other stuff too
[21:01:48] <kushalsejwal> spectre: I am following this link http://flurdy.com/docs/postfix/ but I don't know much about DNS, domains :(
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[21:02:10] <spectre> Wed Aug 12 22:05:38 2009 [20926] warn: rules: failed to run CLAMAV test, skipping:
[21:02:11] <spectre> Wed Aug 12 22:05:38 2009 [20926] warn: (Can't locate object method "check_clamav" via package "Mail::SpamAssassin::PerMsgStatus" at /usr/share/perl5/Mail/SpamAssassin/PerMsgStatus.pm line 2647.
[21:02:11] <spectre> Wed Aug 12 22:05:38 2009 [20926] warn: )
[21:02:11] <spectre> Wed Aug 12 22:05:38 2009 [20926] warn: (?:(?<=[\s,]))* matches null string many times in regex; marked by <-- HERE in m/\G(?:(?<=[\s,]))* <-- HERE \Z/ at /usr/share/perl/5.10/Text/Wrap.pm line 47.
[21:02:16] <spectre> and another similar line
[21:02:25] <spectre> over and over
[21:02:35] <spectre> those perl packages exist
[21:02:38] <spectre> i can read the manfiles, etc
[21:02:40] <kushalsejwal> spectre: now when I am configuring it, the tutorials says to put my server name in " sudo vi /etc/mailname " what shall i put ?
[21:03:09] <spectre> try pico, it's easier for a newbie
[21:03:30] <spectre> sudo pico /etc/mailname
[21:03:34] <spectre> and make it whatever
[21:03:35] <spectre> like
[21:03:38] <spectre> ubuntu.yoursite.com
[21:04:03] <kushalsejwal> okay
[21:04:07] <kale> got it! Client host [66.158.186.92] blocked using zen.spamhaus.org
[21:04:36] <spectre> see? easy :O
[21:04:42] <spectre> try this
[21:04:56] <spectre> cat /var/log/mail.log|grep zen.spam|wc -l
[21:05:05] <spectre> will tell you how many spam messages that RBL blocked
[21:05:07] * kale tails it
[21:05:08] <kushalsejwal> spectre: then my myhostname= mail.example.com would be mail.ubuntu.yoursite.com?
[21:05:23] <spectre> ubuntu.yoursite.com
[21:05:35] <spectre> it'd only be mail.ubuntu.yoursite.com if you wanted it to be that
[21:05:46] <spectre> it can be fuckyou.yoursite.com if you want it to :P
[21:05:55] <spectre> it's your call but the DNS entries have to match
[21:06:02] <spectre> otherwise other systems will block you
[21:06:22] <seekwill> Some people shouldn't be setting up mail servers :D
[21:06:35] <spectre> haha
[21:06:41] <kushalsejwal> spectre: okay so should I stick to to one name and follow the rest tutorial?
[21:06:47] <spectre> yep
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[21:07:02] <kale> spectre: that will give me dns queries as well ;-) but 48 messages blocked by now
[21:07:07] <kushalsejwal> seekwill: I know I am bad at it but I am just learning and trying all these new terms :)
[21:07:16] <spectre> ah, gotcha kale
[21:07:18] <spectre> yeah
[21:07:20] <spectre> nice
[21:07:36] <kale> spectre: any other suggestions?
[21:07:45] <seekwill> kushalsejwal: Hosting email services is a lot harder than people think. It's not like other types of services
[21:08:13] <spectre> kale, i only get one line per block
[21:08:15] <spectre> in the log
[21:08:29] <spectre> don't discourage him seekwill ;D
[21:08:43] <kale> spectre: i might have turned the log level up, due to some debugging i did.
[21:08:43] <spectre> nah, kale, besides SA and clam/amavisd
[21:08:49] <seekwill> spectre: I only speak the truth
[21:08:58] <spectre> i'm running postgrey
[21:09:01] <spectre> installed today
[21:09:05] <seekwill> :(
[21:09:09] <spectre> so i can't comment on that yet
[21:09:15] <kale> so now i use spf, amavis, razor, rbl, clamav and SA
[21:09:16] <kushalsejwal> seekwill: I know but nobody learns without trying, and I am doing the same
[21:09:18] <spectre> seems ok but we'll see how the delay goes over
[21:09:27] <seekwill> kushalsejwal: ok!
[21:09:44] <seekwill> I didn't point anyone out in particular
[21:09:55] <spectre> right-on kushalsejwal ;D
[21:10:01] <kushalsejwal> seekwill: okay :)
[21:10:13] <seekwill> Just that most people don't understand that hosting email services is not a one time "yum/apt-get" install
[21:10:29] <seekwill> It is a much harder service to administer than say httpd
[21:10:39] <kushalsejwal> seekwill: I understood it today, you are right
[21:10:56] <seekwill> kushalsejwal: Host your email with gmail!!!!!!!
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[21:11:54] <kale> can i make postfix take a look at the header and reject if the to field does not belong to its domain?
[21:12:06] <seekwill> You really don't want to do that
[21:12:36] <kale> seekwill: because of multiple receivers?
[21:12:47] <seekwill> kale: For a lot of reasons, but yes, that is one
[21:13:05] <seekwill> Postfix already "checks" your envelope recipients
[21:13:39] <kale> seekwill: yes, but i still get mail, which has a different domain in the TO field
[21:13:45] <seekwill> So?
[21:14:08] <seekwill> I can guarantee you'll loose legit mail if you implement that
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[21:14:35] <seekwill> Run with your RBLs for a little while. Then come back and see what's the most pressing issue
[21:14:59] <seekwill> Oh yeah, learning environment, read RFC 5321 and RFC 5322
[21:15:05] <kale> seekwill: ok, i'll take your word for it
[21:15:07] <seekwill> Since people want to learn, THATs how you learn
[21:15:18] <seekwill> kale: No, don't take my word for it. Understand WHY it doesn't work
[21:15:26] <seekwill> Read those RFCs. You want to learn ,right??
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[21:15:53] <kale> seekwill: time is an issue, but yes i want to learn. right now my focus is getting the load off the server
[21:16:04] <seekwill> Bad time to learn!
[21:16:07] <seekwill> RBLs help with that
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[21:16:14] <seekwill> Read RFCs next
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[21:16:28] <kale> seekwill: true, you can only learn when you're at rest.
[21:16:28] <seekwill> If you don't understand how mail works, you won't know how to reduce your load
[21:20:37] <kale> trouble with linux is that when you set up something, it just works, and does for years, then when you need to make a change, you've completely forgotten what you did in the first place
[21:20:52] <seekwill> That's not Linux's fault
[21:21:17] <kale> i just have to relearn
[21:21:24] <seekwill> And actually, you'll be playing around with postfix's configuration "a lot"
[21:21:33] <seekwill> So you won't have to worry about "fire and forget"
[21:23:02] <kale> have been running with postfix since 2003, this install/setup is 2 years old, and i suddenly got some amavis<->clamd socket problem. thats where i'll start i guess
[21:23:14] <seekwill> heh
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[21:28:12] <kale> does postfix use /etc/hosts.deny?
[21:31:48] <spectre> not sure
[21:31:54] <spectre> i assume so
[21:31:58] <spectre> as it's a system-wide thing
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[22:08:45] <jluedke> given a vanila conf, how many smtpd procs do you think a modern dual core, dual proc machine should be able to handle?
[22:11:41] <seekwill> You will probably run into RAM or disk IO issues first
[22:12:27] <sysmonk> jluedke: 100
[22:15:58] <twobithacker> Anyone using postscreen in production?
[22:17:07] <seekwill> sysmonk: Ever redo your performance test running real-world tests?? :P
[22:18:02] <sysmonk> seekwill: nope, i completely forgot about it
[22:18:07] <sysmonk> too much other stuff to do
[22:18:12] <seekwill> Better things to do!
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[22:26:34] <jluedke> so 200 procs with 10k+ pcre rules prob. pushing the limit ehh.
[22:28:19] <Dyson> pcre isn't as processor hungry as one might think
[22:28:49] <Dyson> depending on the use-case you'll run into a memory i/o bottleneck with pcre much earlier than you've got a cpu loaded :)
[22:29:20] <Dyson> but if you run a bayesian filter and/or virus scanner that might actually get your cpu loaded...
[22:32:55] <sysmonk> vanilla conf doesn't have pcre rules included, and has 100 procs limit on smtpd
[22:32:58] <sysmonk> :P
[22:33:17] <jluedke> Yeah.
[22:33:26] <jluedke> i know
[22:33:46] <jluedke> just figured I would give best case :)
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[22:34:13] <Banshee1> hey guys.. one more question from something i asked about yesterday...
[22:34:34] <Banshee1> we have a postifx installation running for outbound only (one way)...
[22:34:41] <Banshee1> and doing some tests via telnet...
[22:34:47] <Banshee1> i am able to do this
[22:34:51] <Banshee1> telnet localhost 25
[22:35:05] <Banshee1> and make the MAIL FROM: a non local address
[22:35:13] <Banshee1> and send to another non-local address
[22:35:22] <Banshee1> and we are not an open relay
[22:35:31] <Banshee1> postfix is very clear on how to test for that
[22:35:42] <cite> Banshee1: 127.0.0.1 is in $mynetworks, and you have permit_mynetworks somewhere in smtpd_mumble_restrictions
[22:35:48] <Banshee1> i can post segments of my main.cf if you like
[22:35:50] <seekwill> Banshee1: What is the question?
[22:36:06] <cite> seekwill: Why didn't I read the BASIC_README before coming to #postfix?
[22:36:07] <Banshee1> cite just answered it
[22:36:14] <seekwill> cite: lol
[22:36:18] <seekwill> Yes he did
[22:36:32] <cite> o'rly?
[22:36:48] <Banshee1> wow.. thats cool... i just setup postfix with ldap and virtual_maps too
[22:37:00] <Banshee1> nice you guys make fun of simple questions that escape some people
[22:37:03] <Banshee1> cheers
[22:37:11] <cite> Yeah. I feel so good now.
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[23:04:16] <Banshee1> so if homeboy and homegirl could curb their ego's for a moment... i have an additonal question
[23:05:38] <Banshee1> when removing removing the entry where i had permit_mynetworks the ability to forge a MAIl FROM to a non-local domainis no longer possible
[23:06:34] <Banshee1> but now... i am unable to send email with a valid MAIL FROM to any address
[23:06:41] <Banshee1> i get the "relay access denied"
[23:06:53] <Banshee1> i am using LDAP to authenticate
[23:06:54] <Dyson> that's expected behavior :p
[23:07:34] <Banshee1> and i read in the docs that check_sender_access is able to verify MAIL FROM as valid via my LDAP
[23:07:55] <Dyson> that's correct. But that doesn't give you relay access
[23:08:01] <Banshee1> and i have a functioning ldap-transport map
[23:08:44] <Banshee1> that works for other users.. excample: when i want to route internal to internal users directly to their respective maildrops without having to go outside to public and then back in via our inbounds
[23:08:46] <Banshee1> you dig?
[23:09:11] <Banshee1> according to very lovely cite and seekwill
[23:09:17] <Banshee1> removing permit_mynetworks
[23:09:21] <Banshee1> would alleviate my issue
[23:09:36] <Banshee1> perhaps i am missing something that they neglected to mention/
[23:09:50] <Dyson> yes, you do...
[23:10:02] <Dyson> 1st do not test with connections that originate from localhost
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[23:10:08] <Banshee1> ok
[23:10:11] <Banshee1> can do
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[23:10:43] <Dyson> 2nd go read about smtpd_*_restrictions
[23:11:10] <Dyson> default is to allow mail from $mynetworks and mail that's targeted at a local user
[23:11:17] <sysmonk> 0th - read the topic, pastebin the stuff.
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[23:16:29] * pickcoder still waiting for someone to fix the power
[23:17:49] <seekwill> I fucking hate Barracuda
[23:18:24] <KB1JWQ> seekwill: LANGUAGE! THERE ARE KIDS HERE!
[23:18:37] <thumbs> seekwill: watch your language.
[23:18:46] * pickcoder hates electrical storms and "estimated" times for power issue resolution
[23:19:01] <sysmonk> KB1JWQ: there are a few adults here too, but only a few
[23:19:02] <sysmonk> ;)
[23:19:03] <seekwill> Kids should be in school learning maths
[23:19:06] <KB1JWQ> /kickban seekwill You're a pottymouth!
[23:19:11] <sysmonk> oh, and you're not one of them! :)
[23:19:37] <sysmonk> pickcoder: isn't that what's generators are for? :P
[23:20:01] <sysmonk> seekwill: oh, and why do you hate your employer?
[23:21:19] <seekwill> "we've had at least one report of Barracuda filtering out our mail as spam (apparently because the domain fails rDNS?)." <-- Because they are checking _ALL_ of the received headers
[23:21:24] <pickcoder> sysmonk: that ship sailed a long time ago... with a decent fight
[23:22:03] <pickcoder> we don't lose power often enough to justify it, was basically the end decision
[23:22:50] <pickcoder> people are sent home and we just shut everything down.. like right now
[23:23:01] * pickcoder waits in a hot office for someone to replace a transformer
[23:23:25] <pickcoder> what's most annoying is that we've got 1/2 phase so some things will work some won't
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[23:26:46] <sysmonk> we have a few diesel generators out here, we can't be out-of-power
[23:26:53] <sysmonk> oh, there goes pickcoder
[23:26:53] <sysmonk> ;P
[23:27:21] * seekwill steals sysmonk's diesel fuel!
[23:28:45] <sysmonk> ;(
[23:29:03] <sysmonk> k, i'm out, have a nice day-without-electricity
[23:34:46] <seekwill> I have electricity...
[23:34:52] <seekwill> I've got all the fuel!
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