Hi, I'm fairly new to postfix and have recently set up an instance on a site with a newly-allocated static IP address. Mail was generally flowing in and out after I configured the postfix and dovecot; however, some messages were not being sent, showing "Client host rejected: Access denied" messages in the logs.
As I analyzed this, it seemed to be caused by the static IP not having a good reputation with some sites' RBL policies. I therefore set the system up to relay via the ISP's mail servers, which is working OK. That said, I'm still seeing sending attempts (in /var/log/maillog) by what appear to be previous messages that didn't go out. These are not going via the relay; neither, though, do they show in the mail queue (via "postqueue -p"). Is there a way to re-inject these messages via the updated configuration so that they go out via the ISP as new messages are doing? I've done a fair bit of Googling but can't see how this might be achieved. Thanks, Des -- Des Dougan Principal Dougan Consulting Group Inc. http://www.DouganConsulting.tel <-- Get all my contact information here. http://www.DouganConsulting.com Peace of Mind, One Computer at a Time. --- Imagine anyone on the planet being able to find and then contact you with a single click. YourName.tel is all you will give anyone ever again. Want in? http://registertel.tel/
