Khan Mohamed Ashraf wrote:
On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 7:55 AM, Jake Vickers <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Khan Mohamed Ashraf wrote:
The List.
First off I must apologize for stupidity on my part.
If I have offended anybody I offer my sincere apologies.
I thought I had edited out the domain name in my post but I see
that it shows all in its full glory.
My intention in not disclosing the IP or Domain was to protect
the domain owner.
I still have not been able to resolve the problem.
It seems like a problem external to the server.
I found this out by installing QMT5 on another machine and am
getting the same problem on it.
Outbound mail is not leaving the server.
I am receiving mail normally.
Thanks for all the excellent help available on the list.
Khan Md Ashraf
You did not offend, but without the real domain name or IP address
(and possibly full, unedited logs) we can be of little help.
I mentioned in one of my previous emails that the issue was
possibly with the other server.
Can you show us some logs where the error is showing (include 15
lines before the error, and 15 after so we can see the full
transaction).
Also set up an account (such as your Gmail account you're using)
and try sending to that domain. Does it go through?
I understand wanting to protect your mail server, but addresses
are scrubbed from these emails when they are posted to the
Internet, so the only ones who get these messages are admins like
yourself. I run plenty of these systems for other people - I have
no desire to do anything or know anything about your server.
Mr. Vickers,
Thank you.
I am a much relieved man.
I was only worried that some third parties would misuse the same.
I happy that you have cleared that up for me.
I receive mail to the server.
No mail leaves the server. To even other QMT mail servers I have
installed and manage.
From my understanding of it, outbound mail is not leaving my server.
It fails I think because of this
@400000004ab661f92150677c starting delivery 206: msg 3294479 to remote
[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
@400000004ab661f921507334 status: local 0/10 remote 1/60
@400000004ab662c61668138c delivery 206: deferral:
Connected_to_82.94.216.251_but_connection_died._(#4.4.2)/
And as far as I can make out this is different from the deferral
related to spam list lookups.
I have double and triple checked if the IP is listed on any spam list
and it hasn't showed on any.
This IP also is not a NAT for any local LAN' s, It sits on the DMZ of
the firewall and does only mail.
Try doing some telnet tests, as outlined here:
http://wiki.qmailtoaster.com/index.php/How_to_use_telnet_for_diagnostics
It looks like your firewall may have a "spam proxy" or "smtp proxy" and
is intercepting the transmissions.
If you're not sure, give us the results of the telnet test you did.
