Re: problem on a relay server [resolved]

Sorry i ve found the problem, i putted domain to be sent in "mydestination" Thx. Le 25/05/2018 à 13:00, Wietse Venema a écrit : > pat G: >> Ok it is better now than yesterday, it can receive requests. >> However, when one of our internal mails server send a messa

Re: problem on a relay server

, but like if he wanted to send message in local mailbox... Did i miss something for that it send in external domains/server ? Thanks, Le 24/05/2018 à 16:22, Dominic Raferd a écrit : > On 24 May 2018 at 15:01, pat G <patgsios...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Hello, >> >> i a

problem on a relay server

Hello, i am working on a relay server, but it isn't functionnal. my main.cf is  : http://paste.debian.net/1026390/ but i ve theses errors in logs : http://paste.debian.net/1026400/ did i miss something or did i do something wrong ? Thanks, Patrice G

problem with sender_access ; can't reject domains

. what can be the solution ? i use : check_sender_access hash:/etc/postfix/sender_access here my postconf -n : <http://paste.debian.net/970772/>http://paste.debian.net/971113/ thx for your help, Pat.

postfix authentication problem + doesn't send to mailbox

l_uid_maps = static:5000 did i miss something ? thx pat.

Re: Dynamic "MAIL FROM" / 5321.MailFrom

like postfix to rewrite the envelope to match. Thanks. --Pat

Re: Dynamic "MAIL FROM" / 5321.MailFrom

just seems to make a lot more sense to set it at the edge of what I control. Thanks! --Pat

Dynamic "MAIL FROM" / 5321.MailFrom

ee, although DKIM and SPF pass individually, the DMARC policy still marks SPF as "fail" simply because the 5322.From is "somedomain.com" and 5321.MailFrom is "mymailserver.com". Is there a simple directive to give Postfix so that it always passes "MAIL FROM" matching the "From" for trusted hosts? Thanks a million, --Pat

Odd Sender Rewrite

=sent (250 2.6.0 20140603223145.5990.41578.78@tuxcard.com [InternalId=33291352] Queued mail for delivery) Jun 4 07:33:24 dilbert postfix/qmgr[23578]: 2B907BF76A5: removed Pat Hirayama CIT / Infrastructure Operations Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center phira...@fhcrc.org

script to adjust file date/time according to mail header?

hi, I have a server on which a restore job went wrong and all files in Maildir have the date of the restore, not of the file creation. Is there a script to extract the correct date from the mail headers and touch the files itself with the correct date? PAT -- *Pat Erler* Gtalk/G+: per

Re: Plesk or equivalent to manage Postfix

Benny Pedersen wrote: On Fri, 04 Nov 2011 14:13:59 +0100, Frank Bonnet wrote: Does anyone has ever use Plesk or another graphical interface to manage Postfix ? postfixadmin just works, so i keep my problem :-) We're equally happy with Postconf (postconf.com). Pat

Detecting non 7bit headers

. A secondary problem is the sending of non-RFC compliant 7 bit clean headers. My preferred solution would be tagging for evaluation but a web search has turned up nothing straightforward. Pat

Re: IDN domain name support

for myself, for the foreseeable future we are not interested in experimental code and do not want to use a version of bind or postfix that cannot be compiled to refuse IDNs. Pat

Re: Outgoing Mail Moderation

postconf (.com) for exactly this (web queue management), over a half dozen postfix servers. It has buttons for sa-learn, hold, unhold, delete, ... Only thing missing is a tool to work across the queue i.e., delete all messages on hold where subject == xyz. Pat

How to use a Dovecot passwd file in place of /etc/passwd?

was to set the primary domain up as a virtual but that won't work in this environment. Seems like such a simple problem, to use an alternate passwd file or query Dovecot directly before accepting a recipient. What am I missing? Pat

Re: How to use a Dovecot passwd file in place of /etc/passwd?

similarly. What we have is a password file and Dovecot sockets (as defined in dovecot.conf and master.cf). How would one source them directly for user validation? What would the corresponding main.cf section look like? Pat

Alias Expansion Problem

adjusting virtual_alias_expansion_limit and virtual_alias_recursion_limit -- but even upping them to 1 doesn't seem to remedy the situation. Any thoughts on what I should be setting to address this issue? Thanks, -p -- Pat Hirayama IT / Server Operations Fred Hutchinson Cancer

RE: Alias Expansion Problem

To: Hirayama, Pat Cc: postfix-users@postfix.org Subject: Re: Alias Expansion Problem On Fri, Jun 26, 2009 at 12:52:33PM -0700, Hirayama, Pat wrote: Hello, I've recently converted from sendmail, and postfix seems to be having problem with a recursive alias we use. So, in our aliases file, we have

Postfix white listing with helo_access

, or will it then move onto the reject_unknown_hostname and get rejected because it does not not have a dns entry? If this is the case is there some way around this? Thanks, Pat Grogan