Quoting lvdd <lists-opensm...@srdn.de>:
Hi,
On 06.06.2018 17:40, Vijay Sankar wrote:
Hi,
Wondering if someone can help me with this (this is on OpenBSD 6.2;
not -current or 6.3)
I get the following type of messages constantly in /var/log/maillog
Jun 6 10:33:34 server1 smtpd[28001]: smtp-out: Enabling route []
<-> 188.130.133.7 (188.130.133.7)
Jun 6 10:33:35 server1 smtpd[28001]: 06bb61896ae727a9 mta
event=connecting address=smtp+tls://188.130.133.34:25
host=188.130.133.34
Jun 6 10:33:35 server1 smtpd[28001]: 06bb61896ae727a9 mta
event=error reason=IO Error: Connection refused
Jun 6 10:33:35 server1 smtpd[28001]: smtp-out: Disabling route []
<-> 188.130.133.34 (188.130.133.34) for 15s
Looked into /var/spool/smtpd and there were no messages with the id
06bb61896ae727a9 in any of the directories there.
Restarted the server but the message still continues.
smtpctl show message 06bb61896ae727a9 does not find the file.
What can I do to remove this message delivery attempt? Please let me know.
This is pretty annoying as the normal smtpctl commands do not remove
the message from the queue. I have this situation when somebody
sends mails to aol.de. For some reason they deny my messages and I
have the mail stuck in my queue unless I do the following procedure.
What does smtpctl show queue give you?
However, everytime I run into a situation like this I have to do the
following to reliably remove a message from the queue. BTW: I am on
OpenBSD 6.3
1 - stop smtpd with rcctl stop smtpd
2 - start smtpd from the commandline with the -P option to pause all
subsystems - smtpctl -f -P mda -P mta -P smtp
3 -look into the queue to identify the message that is stuck -
smtpctl show queue
4 - remove the message with - smtpctl remove <msgid>
5 - when the message is removed from the queue, stop the running
smtpd process from commandline and restart the regular smtpd with -
rcctl start smtpd
The message should now be gone and those message should be gone as
well. For whatever reason you cannot remove the message with smtpctl
remove in a running smtpd. It just stays in the queue whatever you
do. Only the described procedure above helps me to reliably remove it.
Hope it helps
Lars
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Thank you so much. I will try this tonight when I get home and update
you and the list if I can add anything meaningful. If not, thanks
again and I really appreciate your help.
Vijay
Vijay Sankar, M.Eng., P.Eng.
ForeTell Technologies Limited
vsan...@foretell.ca
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