arted typing.
Downhill ever since :-)
Managing Postfix is more a recreational duty that I fell into by choice.
Postfix is a delightful piece of software.
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is painfully show on a Raspberry
Pi) aren't capable of doing most of the things Wietse and his buds talk about
on the mailing list -- that usually takes a text editor, some time, and some
knowledge.
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packet filter, not on the spammers.
Are they alerted when these are
received so they can be managed/deleted or the accounts disabled, etc?
Nope. Any packets they send me are just ignored (after the first one).
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could be done.
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to support Postfix.
Very glad to hear that!
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with the problem...
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years ago, and my thinking isn't what it used to be. (Stay off
bicycles!)
Thanks again.
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= no
transport_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/transport-mapping
unknown_local_recipient_reject_code = 550
virtual_alias_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/virtual
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[19039]: connect from
ip6-localhost[127.0.0.1]
Mar 7 16:21:48 smbox postfix/smtpd[19039]: lost connection after STARTTLS
from ip6-localhost[127.0.0.1]
Mar 7 16:21:48 smbox postfix/smtpd[19039]: disconnect from
ip6-localhost[127.0.0.1]
Please, what have I done wrong?
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On Mar 7, 2014, at 5:29 PM, li...@rhsoft.net wrote:
let me guess: BSD as operating system
Sorry, Debian.
there where a lot of posts recently that this is a problem
honestly you should always disable compression in con text of TLS
Thanks. I'll check it out...
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was it expecting me to enter?
You say it showed the last line of the EHLO response. What made it stop and
take all that info in the middle of that info, then finish afterward. Is
something wrong in that openssl... command?
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permit
smtpd_sender_restrictions = permit
smtpd_timeout = 60
swap_bangpath = no
I'm thinking there's some unfortunate interaction between Bind and Postfix, but
I don't know where to go from here...
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On Feb 3, 2014, at 11:37 AM, li...@rhsoft.net wrote:
smells like chroot in master.cf without a sane configuration for chroot
Debian?
How about a mismatch between /etc's resolv.conf and postfix's? Fixed. Please
excuse the newbie noise...
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, you'd be back at
TCP overhead and speed (and reliability).
Streaming movies is one thing; transfering legal documents and medical records
is another.
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that 587 is to be used by my local users (email
clients to local MTA), and 25 is used by MTA-MTA. Is this wrong?
And /etc/services says:
auth 113/tcp authentication tap ident
not 587...
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On Aug 29, 2013, at 1:37 PM, li...@rhsoft.net wrote:
Am 29.08.2013 21:34, schrieb Glenn English:
I'm under the impression that 587 is to be used by my local users
(email clients to local MTA), and 25 is used by MTA-MTA. Is this wrong?
correct
And /etc/services says:
auth
mentioned.
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,
out-of-order arrival, and flow control.
Good. Then I won't reconfigure my firewall until further notice...
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is indeed a spammer,
that's called Spamhaus...
As for just loading a list of IPs, that's easy. If your iptables packet filter
is split into chains, like mine is, a simple shell script does the job --
that's one of the reasons I made my PF so complex.
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On Jul 21, 2013, at 12:51 PM, Phil Daws wrote:
What are we doing wrong please as the cache is never being created ?
No Postmap??
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up. It's worked flawlessly.
Thanks, Weitse, for the option.
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considered printing (parts of) the website?
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and ask on the dovecot mailinglist...
I thought the problem was with the log software, not Dovecot. Good idea,
though. I'll ask over there.
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...
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. That's postgrey. It's running, but bears looking into...
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. Thanks much.
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the configuration(s). I still use it for some things, but have
tended toward the wonderful admin tool, vi :-)
I've sometimes noticed holes in it, but for the basic things I was doing back
then, it was fine.
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I hope I just dodged a bullet -- my aliases file 'disappeared' somehow. And it
was empty in all the backups.
But I found a 12K aliases.db; I assume this contains the translated aliases
data. Is there a way to convert this to a plain aliases file?
TIA...
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. And this works only if there's an inverse lookup.
I think.
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was to run an SMTP reverse proxy on the firewall. I'm thinking
about maybe doing that for HTTP because it'd be pretty easy to filter based on
what would be legit HTML requests, but not for much else.
Thanks for the info...
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Is it possible to use postfix as a reverse proxy for my SMTP server?
I think what I'm asking is does postfix do its UBE and protocol checks *before*
it sends to a smarthost.
If not, do you know of a way to reverse proxy SMTP? How about POP3 and IMAP?
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and Noel for the speedy advice. I haven't been able to find much
with google...
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balancing, and postfix
seems to do a pretty good job of looking out for itself), but I'm looking into
it. Thanks for the vote against.
It occurs to me to move the spam filtering to the firewall, but I don't see a
lot to be gained from that. Besides, I'm a refugee from fixup protocol smtp.
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repeating some of what they said, and I'm attracted to
parts of the proxy argument.)
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system, but the DMZ model's never given me much
trouble. I don't have a problem managing it, and it's useful in segmenting
functions of the hosts (physically and mentally).
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trying to decide whether I want to do it, and I think I've been convinced
on this list that I don't.
Thanks all...
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T1). Might that have had something to do
with it?
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nameservers). Can you offer any
ideas as to what's wrong?
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.
Soon as I get it figured out, I'll let you know how to implement it.
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that guarantee incompatibility with each
other, is beyond me -- far be it from me to disparage either of them...
But it's working now. Thanks very much to all of you.
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/postfix/etc/hosts and /etc/hosts
differ
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On Jan 6, 2010, at 5:40 AM, Kaushal Shriyan wrote:
Any GUI based application to view postfix mail.log file?
It's not exactly GUI, but logwatch emails me nicely organized reports every
morning. No graphs or anything, though...
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. The kids in TX were quite empowered by it,
even though it's far from ready for prime time. If you think it might help the
list manager, let me know and I'll see if I can't make it run mailman list adds
and deletes via ssh or http...
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/RCPT TO to get an address
verification. I only have to H/MF once -- it will respond to RFs for longer
than I have patience to test it.
The big difference is that it logs failed RFs, but doesn't seem to log anything
about VRFY tries (VRFY is disabled).
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Wietse Venema wrote:
Just so you know, Postfix won't always send QUIT.
Under what conditions does it not. I thought QUIT was part of the dance
specified by the RFCs. Or does it happen in response to non-RFC connections?
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