Jake, The messages appear to be sent immediately. They don't appear in the queue.
Actually, I do have a caching nameserver installed. I will move the 127.0.0.1 to the top of the list. When you say smtp log what log are you talking about /var/log/maillog? I am pretty certain that's not the one you mean, but I can't seem to find the log your talking about. In the maillog nothing unusual. In the /var/log/qmail/smtp there are quite a few entries. Is this normal? [r...@laetitia smtp]# ls @400000004ab065b30740e53c.s @400000004ab248961c84b284.s @400000004ab3e7c83ae3a53c.s @400000004ab55e7c330374b4.s @400000004ab6f9ba3295fd44.s @400000004ab0835f3016b8ec.s @400000004ab258bd0cefa734.s @400000004ab3f59238633034.s @400000004ab573e60e44272c.s @400000004ab70a9b178b1b74.s @400000004ab0a0691f1a74ac.s @400000004ab26a743500cb54.s @400000004ab4069236e0e97c.s @400000004ab588870eb2b7dc.s @400000004ab7203b2d72e14c.s @400000004ab0bd75324da5bc.s @400000004ab2784c04c0647c.s @400000004ab41b3521b20b94.s @400000004ab59c3709786294.s @400000004ab7350602e8d1d4.s @400000004ab0d05704b901dc.s @400000004ab2884c0afd609c.s @400000004ab42aa2172fc4a4.s @400000004ab5abb32f1e669c.s @400000004ab74c0f1c8dedcc.s @400000004ab0e967109f2a44.s @400000004ab297f93755468c.s @400000004ab43e1f34746204.s @400000004ab5c36112b5ae34.s @400000004ab760d704c440c4.s @400000004ab0f82a2bbdceac.s @400000004ab2a9361d39b65c.s @400000004ab4518a24bb4454.s @400000004ab5d64b22f8899c.s @400000004ab773013671204c.s @400000004ab10ed70673831c.s @400000004ab2ba5818010ec4.s @400000004ab465663136ceec.s @400000004ab5ee0317f8f48c.s @400000004ab7832e16054e64.s @400000004ab11fad04893394.s @400000004ab2d1ca1d19da1c.s @400000004ab476ce1b85a1a4.s @400000004ab6011920542174.s @400000004ab7931826b11144.s @400000004ab12fe611405be4.s @400000004ab2e2f73144f7ec.s @400000004ab48b6a1c30ca0c.s @400000004ab6155e115b88ec.s @400000004ab7a0b932f0dee4.s @400000004ab13fd732b79ea4.s @400000004ab2f8491b766f04.s @400000004ab49d7c2057de7c.s @400000004ab625530ba80c04.s @400000004ab7b3be30ec586c.s @400000004ab150c00cddec24.s @400000004ab316462a8041b4.s @400000004ab4aea8217d825c.s @400000004ab637a60dc31434.s @400000004ab7c2d52360fbe4.s @400000004ab161d020816364.s @400000004ab32c370ccbe2f4.s @400000004ab4c240264176f4.s @400000004ab645b5103cce94.s @400000004ab7d0d729b78ecc.s @400000004ab17dca2b4c9e1c.s @400000004ab33c600b8614b4.s @400000004ab4d1fc0f0f6284.s @400000004ab654ba0e9ef15c.s @400000004ab7e1ac369c2fbc.s @400000004ab193a0284b643c.s @400000004ab35de21cd9f2bc.s @400000004ab4de0b20da4164.s @400000004ab664ea051381d4.s @400000004ab7f12f2618114c.s @400000004ab1b2ac194761d4.s @400000004ab3795d12c3df04.s @400000004ab4ef88192b8cd4.s @400000004ab674c424d1d1c4.s current @400000004ab1cab5003d5144.s @400000004ab3934617de6f7c.s @400000004ab50ad60d705884.s @400000004ab68830021d197c.s lock @400000004ab1e21d37b705fc.s @400000004ab3a000255e94ec.s @400000004ab51acb2a0b0dcc.s @400000004ab699233a1627c4.s state @400000004ab1fd6b0f4f4214.s @400000004ab3b5613adb777c.s @400000004ab52d19115cfc04.s @400000004ab6abd03790a5c4.s @400000004ab21c891d56567c.s @400000004ab3c66b1bfbdf2c.s @400000004ab539c23a36754c.s @400000004ab6c4932c2b51d4.s @400000004ab2344812ae0d14.s @400000004ab3d50634e21bdc.s @400000004ab54c802f171784.s @400000004ab6dc910d26c494.s Those are the DNS servers. The 64.168.70.132 is my autoritative DNS server. The qtp-check-rbls is [r...@laetitia smtp]# qtp-check-rbls 0.194 2.021 Sending HUP signal to qmail-send. [r...@laetitia smtp]# Thanks, CJ Jake Vickers wrote: > Maxwell Smart wrote: >> Eric, >> >> Not that your supposed to know. Knowing the level of insight in the >> members of this list, I knew someone has had, is having or can offer >> info on where to look. >> No on the Spamdyke. >> >> [r...@laetitia tmp]# cat /etc/resolv.conf >> nameserver 206.13.30.12 >> nameserver 206.13.28.12 >> nameserver 64.168.70.132 >> nameserver 127.0.0.1 >> ; generated by /sbin/dhclient-script >> >> no caching nameserver >> >> CJ >> > > I put a script into QTP that check RBLs and their timing. Chances are > that your ISP's DNs servers (assuming that the 206.13 servers are > their DNS servers) have exceeded the maximum number of Spamhaus > lookups allowed per month (25,000 per month, I believe - someone > correct me if you have actual numbers!). > You *really* should install a caching nameserver. It's as easy as: > yum install caching-nameserver > > Then list 127.0.0.1 as the first nameserver in your resolv.conf. That > will give you an added benefit in speed anyway. > I think I cover blacklists in this video: > http://video.qmailtoaster.com/videos/first-qmailtoaster-configurations.html > > But it may be in another video. > > If you dig into the qtp-check-rbls script, you will see the format on > how to check your RBLs for timing so you can check those manually > yourself. > Otherwise, what does your smtp logs show? > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Qmailtoaster is sponsored by Vickers Consulting Group > (www.vickersconsulting.com) > Vickers Consulting Group offers Qmailtoaster support and > installations. > If you need professional help with your setup, contact them today! > --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Please visit qmailtoaster.com for the latest news, updates, and > packages. > To unsubscribe, e-mail: > [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: > [email protected] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Qmailtoaster is sponsored by Vickers Consulting Group (www.vickersconsulting.com) Vickers Consulting Group offers Qmailtoaster support and installations. 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