Thanks Len, here is the entries in the logfile: Dec 9 01:06:40 mx1 postfix/smtp[11187]: connect to s5email.usbr.gov[137.= 77.133.13]: Connection timed out (port 25) Dec 9 01:06:41 mx1 postfix/smtp[11187]: B12DD4E7C: to=3D<[EMAIL PROTECTED] gov>, relay=3Dd5email.usbr.gov[137.77.5.13], delay=3D60256, = status=3Ddeferred (host d5email.usbr.gov[137.77.5.13] said: 421 The = requested service is=20
I added the gov and mil ok (actually the 1st time it was OK so I changed = it to ok)=20 does above maillog help? On Tuesday, December 9, 2003 9:38 AM, Len Conrad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> = wrote: > > >>I have a site that I can't seem to get whitlisted. I have addded the =3D >>domain to the from_senders.map file and postmapped and refreshed postfix.= >> >>here is what we are getting back from Imgate: >> >><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: host d5email.usbr.gov[137.77.5.13] said: 421 The >> requested service is not available. (in reply to RCPT TO >command) > >avoid whitelisting in from_senders_bw, it's forgeable. > >put this in mta_clients_bw.map > >gov ok >mil ok > >... since those well-financed organizations don't apparently spend much = on=20 >salaries for mail administrators, seeing how many don't/can't setup thier=20 >DNS and SMTP servers corrrectly. :)) > >or if you don't trust the whole .gov > >d5email.usbr.gov ok > >>I have added gp.usbr.gov to the OK list in from_senders. Is there =3D >>something else I need to do? I think it's not going through because the = =3D >>site does not allow address verification. Any ideas? > >You didn't show enough error msg, but that MX is saying 4xx, transient=20 >rejection, when postfix contacts it, probably for SAV? it >doesn't accept mail? > >Len > > >
