Re: How to solve Network error on destination MXs?

* Matt Schwartz [2019-10-10 03:50]: > Well, it looks like you might have a problem with your syntax on action > outbound. > > Try this: action outbound relay host smtp+tls://c...@example.com:587 > auth I don't understand http and that line is not accepted as

How to solve "Network error on destination MXs"?

For quite some time I did not use OpenSMTPD but now have again the need after the upgrade of my system. Here is my configuration and I am not using Internet server, rather only home computer that shall relay to smart host. I had to update configuration to new syntax as old one did not work. # If

Re: Repeated 421 try again later erros

On 09.10.2019 23:13, Matt Schwartz wrote: Hello List, I am getting a lot of repeated 421 try again later errors from various lists that I am a member of. There is one in particular that is coming from outbound.foodtecsolutions.com . Here is an excerpt

Repeated 421 try again later erros

Hello List, I am getting a lot of repeated 421 try again later errors from various lists that I am a member of. There is one in particular that is coming from outbound.foodtecsolutions.com. Here is an excerpt from my /var/log/maillog. I am running OpenBSD 6.6-current #344. Oct 9 16:07:53 meow

OpenSMTPD sendmail and Message-Id.

Hello! I'm curious as to what the norm is with Message-Id when sending mail from command line or scripts. I notice mails sent by cron (CentOS 7) are all without Message-Id when they're passed to OpenSMTPD. As I see cron should use sendmail.opensmtpd to send mail. Is it a problem with cron