On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 6:32 PM, Jake Vickers <[email protected]> wrote:
> Khan Mohamed Ashraf wrote: > > > > On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 5:45 PM, Jake Vickers <[email protected]>wrote: > >> Khan Mohamed Ashraf wrote: >> >> >> On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 7:55 AM, Jake Vickers <[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] >> @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. >> >> Mr. Vickers, > > Thank you. > This is what I tried yesterday. > By passed the firewall all together for the mail server. With the firewall > on the mail server also disabled. > Still stuck with the same problem. > Will try your suggestion. > > > Are you getting this error when sending to only 1 server, or to every > server. This is normally just greylisting on the recipient end. > > Mr. Vickers, I am currently out of town. Yes the error was to every domain I was trying to send mail to. The last I checked, I bypassed the firewall and it worked. Currently it seems to be working when directly connected, bypassing the firewall. I will be back in town as of Monday the 28th. Shall update the list subsequently. Thank you for all your help I am much obliged. Khan Md. Ashraf
