Kevin Cackler wrote: > I have been running ASSP for a long time on a Fedora/Postfix box without > a single problem. Recently, however, I have acquired a CentOS/Qmail > machine and I am having a terrible time getting ASSP to play nicely with > qmail. > > I am attempting to follow the directions on the assp wiki regarding > plesk. I changed qmail to listen on 125 instead of 25 by editing > /etc/services. I then restarted everything but it then appeared that > mail was going through without authentication. I was successfully able > to send mail from an internal address to an external one without a > problem, but I think I was able to do so without authenticating myself. > However, when attempting to send mail from an outside address to an > internal one, I get a relay denied error message. Obviously ASSP isn't > aware of the addresses I have set up on the system. > Also - I attempted to manually run the sh scripts downloaded from the > wiki entry, but I kept getting the error message that I couldn't execute > binary file, even though I gave the file execute permissions. I even > tried adding #!/bin/sh to the top of the file, to no avail.... > If anyone has successfully installed assp with Plesk and has > authentication and the plesk automation scripts running like they > should, please let me know how you did it. > This is a production machine with a couple thousand email addresses > active on it, so I really need to get ASSP installed and running here.
hmm no responses... The binary message you got from the scripts were because they were somehow PC formatted. I fixed them and re-uploaded them to the wiki. They should run fine now. I'm not sure about your relay issue since i don't use either qmail or Plesk but at least the fixed scripts will fix a few issues like ASSP not knowing about your email addresses and such. If Pascal were around he could give you some pointers, he's the creator of those scripts, but I've not seen him around in a few months. Here's some info he posted a while back for someone else setting up ASSP with Plesk. ----------------------------------- You need to let the server know when to relay. Fritz told this also in his previous mail. You can do an authenticated smtp (as i do) In Plesk you need to change some things before this works ok: PLESK: 1) Change: server -> mail -> whitelist Remove 127.0.0.0/8 (or other submask ) and change it to: 127.0.0.1/32 2) I presume you changed /etc/services to let smtp listen to 125 ? ASSP: 3) In SMTP destination set to 127.0.0.1:125 (or whatever port you use on qmail ) 4) Set Another Listen Port to 1025 5) Set SMTP Auth Destination to: 127.0.0.3:125 This way qmail doesn't accept any relay (because you whitelisted 127.0.0.1/32, and not 127.0.0.3) Qmail only does smtp_auth when there is no connect from a whitelisted ip. 6) Change your outlook express or whatever client you use to send smtp through port 1025 (on you server). Please check the option that you want to authenticate through smtp and use our pop login ! This way you can send and relay through assp! ----------------------------------- Kevin ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2005. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/vse0120000070mrt/direct/01/ _______________________________________________ Assp-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/assp-user
