Also, OpenSMTPD 6.4 has the added advantage of more reliable message queueing. If you restart the smtp daemon, the queue resumes reliably. There is no good reason to stick with the older version of OpenSMTPD.
On Wed, Nov 28, 2018, 8:41 PM Thomas Bohl <[email protected] wrote: > > By default, there is ‘accept from local for any relay’, and I’ve kept > that in place. Is this what you were referring to? > > That is what's casing the loop. "relay" looks for the MX record (Which > is what you want for everting but your own domain). "relay via" skips that. > > > > As I understand it, ‘accept from any’ would be inclusive of ‘local’—is > this not the case? > > No, I believe you are right. > > > > As a test to understand what you’d recommended, I added > > > > accept from local for domain <domain> relay via <server> > > > > and tested—that presented the same mail loop problem. > > 1. Is <server> what you call "upstream"? Aka your mailbox system? > 2. Are the accept lines in the right order? From specific to common. > 3. Can you post the error log? > (4. Full smtpd.conf would be nice.) > > > > I’m somewhat new to OpenSMTPd > > Then you should skip 6.3 and move to OpenBSD 6.4, because of the new > configuration style. You are learning a deprecated config style at the > moment. > > -- > You received this mail because you are subscribed to [email protected] > To unsubscribe, send a mail to: [email protected] > >
