Kevin wrote: > Daniel L. Miller wrote: > >> I've been enjoying a almost spam-free life for the past week, but then I >> just got a wake-up call from the Postfix group. I'm being told I'm >> losing mail - below is a copy of a log from a remote server trying to >> talk to me. >> >> > <--snippity--> > > <ugh...log wrappage> > > Well....first off those don't look very much like ASSP logs, those would > help. :) > First log was remote Postfix server, second was my local mail.info log (combined Postfix and ASSP). > Second that looks like normal Delaying activity, "451 4.7.1 Please try > again later". > I agree. > Though this log "Sender address rejected: unverified address" is > suspicious. (read: possible cause) > I thought that myself - but I'm talking with Wietse (Postfix's author) - and he didn't indicate a problem on HIS end! Doesn't mean there wasn't one, I'm just willing to state it's more likely my setup is broken than his. > So here is my advice: > Turn off the 'NOOP' option and see if that is causing the issue. > Was already off. > Turn off Delaying until your whitelist is builtup a bit more. > Don't use the SMTP banner delay, I never saw any benefit and it will aid > in debugging since thats one less thing. > Just turned it off. > Check the Address(s) the email in question was sent to. > If one of the addresses was invalid for some reason that will cause the > "503 5.5.1 Error: nested MAIL command" response according to some quick > google-fu. > > Are you using any of the "Validate Local Addresses" options in ASSP > right now? > Yes - via LDAP. > Kevin > The darn thing is I'm not aware of any other lost mail - this is the first time the problem was brought to my attention, and since it was from Wietse, I figured it was legitimate. I'm getting a boatload of other mail from my lists and correspondence - so I don't know what triggered this. I AM concerned that Wietse's server reported a "503" error, and I can't find anything about it in my logs.
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