I use a mail filter comprised of Amavisd-new, Postfix, ClamAV, etc. I'm
having problems receiving e-mail from a major US corporation. When I
examine the logs, I find that the sender asserts the DATA command and
Amavisd replies with 354 Please start mail input.. The sender's
server acts as if it
Ken,
I use a mail filter comprised of Amavisd-new, Postfix, ClamAV, etc. I'm
having problems receiving e-mail from a major US corporation. When I
examine the logs, I find that the sender asserts the DATA command and
Amavisd replies with 354 Please start mail input.. The sender's
server
I use a mail filter comprised of Amavisd-new, Postfix,
ClamAV, etc. I'm having problems receiving e-mail from a
major US corporation. When I examine the logs, I find that
the sender asserts the DATA command and Amavisd replies with
354 Please start mail input.. The sender's server acts
On Wed, Oct 31, 2007 at 05:30:48PM -0400, Ken Morley wrote:
I use a mail filter comprised of Amavisd-new, Postfix,
ClamAV, etc. I'm having problems receiving e-mail from a
major US corporation. When I examine the logs, I find that
the sender asserts the DATA command and Amavisd
Ken,
Oct 19 14:57:06 maildrop amavisd[17042]: (17042-06) ESMTP MAIL
FROM:[EMAIL PROTECTED] size=2024177\r\n
A 2 MB mail.
Oct 19 14:57:06 maildrop amavisd[17042]: (17042-06) ESMTP 354 End data
with CRLF.CRLF
Oct 19 14:57:06 maildrop amavisd[17042]: (17042-06)
switch_to_client_time 120 s,
Ken,
P.S. capturing a SMTP session on a loopback interface might provide a clue
to what is happeneing. Do not forget a '-s 0' option to a tcpdump, e.g.:
tcpdump -i lo0 -s 0 -n -w 0.log 'tcp port 10024'
Mark
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