W dniu 28.09.2009 07:51, Aleksander Podsiadly pisze:
[...]
Check configuration of DNS on your server. Probably your server can't
resolve name from IP.
Example from smtp log:
2009-09-28 11:34:17.730211500 spamdyke[2778]: DENIED_RDNS_MISSING from:
moon...@gmail.com to: wie...@maximumlist.com
Aleksander Podsiadly wrote:
W dniu 28.09.2009 06:02, Maxwell Smart pisze:
I think this is what your looking for (/var/log/qmail/smtp/). Even
with this origin IP in the whitelist_ip it doesn't work, or in the
whitelist_rdns.
@40004abf75d32e6d5294 spamdyke[19048]: DENIED_RDNS_MISSING
I have one account that if I send an e mail to it bounces with this
error. mail is looping Other accounts to this same domain are fine,
and the user of the account can send and receive mail. What could cause
this and how is it remedied.
I have done some testing and found that it does not resolve as
expected. If I change my option in my named.conf file to recursion
yes; it then works. From what I have read I don't want to have it set
up that way. What is reason not to have recursion set to yes?
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Eric Shubert wrote:
Aleksander Podsiadly wrote:
8-- my test
[a...@alexia ~]$ host 207.115.36.143
143.36.115.207.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer nlpi129.sbcis.sbc.com.
[a...@alexia ~]$ host -t mx yother.com
yother.com mail is handled by 10 mail.yother.com.
[a...@alexia ~]$ host mail.yother.com
Lucian Cristian wrote:
Hi everyone I have problems with the queue on to different systems,
the queue will not be processed as soon as possible, there is some
lag, if a do a qmailqtl restart the mails will be processed if not I
have to wait a random time
I've read about qmail silly syndrome
Any ideas what caused this yet?
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Lucian Cristian wrote:
Hi everyone I have problems with the queue on to different systems,
the queue will not be processed as soon as possible, there is some
lag, if a do a qmailqtl restart the mails will be processed if not I
have to wait
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Aleksander Podsiadly wrote:
8-- my test
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[a...@alexia ~]$ host -t mx yother.com
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Maxwell Smart wrote:
Any ideas what caused this yet?
Some suspicions and we're investigating further.
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W dniu 28.09.2009 19:18, Maxwell Smart pisze:
[...] What is reason not to have recursion set to yes?
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That's what I thought.
I think I have a couple of things I need to sort out with my DNS. I may
have to separate my DNS server from my web/mail server even though it's
only a slave server.
Aleksander Podsiadly wrote:
W dniu 28.09.2009 19:18, Maxwell Smart pisze:
[...] What is reason not to
W dniu 28.09.2009 16:31, Eric Shubert pisze:
I concur. Presuming you have 127.0.0.1 as the first line in your
/etc/resolv.conf, what does
# dig @127.0.0.1 -x 207.115.36.143
give you?
You should use whatever nameserver address is listed first in your
toaster's /etc/resolv.conf file.
I have
W dniu 28.09.2009 19:46, Maxwell Smart pisze:
[...] I may
have to separate my DNS server from my web/mail server even though it's
only a slave server.
What for? I have all services on one server and all works fine.
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mail:
OK, that's what I want to do. I have just heard and read it's not a
good idea. I have been running it that way and it's been working fine.
I am just trying to implement the caching nameserver. I don't really
need to go through this exercise, since it worked just fine before and I
could easily
We're guessing here, but it's possible that qmail didn't terminate
successfully (or cleanly) when the update was actually done.
qtp-newmodel presently simply waits 5 seconds then displays the result
of qmailctl stat.
Does anyone happen to remember seeing anything other than 'not running',
W dniu 28.09.2009 20:10, Maxwell Smart pisze:
[...] Are you running a
caching nameserver on yours?
Yes I am.
package: caching-nameserver
FIles from /etc:
/etc/named.caching-nameserver.conf /etc/named.conf
/etc/named.rfc1912.zones
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Aleksander Podsiadły
mail:
What are the options in your named.conf file?
Aleksander Podsiadly wrote:
W dniu 28.09.2009 20:10, Maxwell Smart pisze:
[...] Are you running a
caching nameserver on yours?
Yes I am.
package: caching-nameserver
FIles from /etc:
/etc/named.caching-nameserver.conf /etc/named.conf
Aleksander Podsiadly wrote:
W dniu 28.09.2009 16:31, Eric Shubert pisze:
I concur. Presuming you have 127.0.0.1 as the first line in your
/etc/resolv.conf, what does
# dig @127.0.0.1 -x 207.115.36.143
give you?
You should use whatever nameserver address is listed first in your
toaster's
W dniu 28.09.2009 20:22, Maxwell Smart pisze:
What are the options in your named.conf file?
Standard options from caching name server. This file was unchanged many
years. Only my server and secondary DNS can read all recursive. No one more.
8-- /etc/named.conf -
W dniu 28.09.2009 20:37, Eric Shubert pisze:
Alexsander,
Max is trying to configure bind to be both authoritative secondary and
caching nameserver on his toaster host. Can you help him with that?
It's trivial when you know it, but prone to error when you don't. ;)
As for myself, I'm don't
Aleksander Podsiadly wrote:
W dniu 28.09.2009 20:37, Eric Shubert pisze:
Alexsander,
Max is trying to configure bind to be both authoritative secondary and
caching nameserver on his toaster host. Can you help him with that?
It's trivial when you know it, but prone to error when you don't.
I agree to a certain point to. Originally my question was why doesn't
Spamdyke allow those addresses in my whitelist's Even if I have the
pacbell address in the whitelist. According to the documentation this
should allow these through the filter, regardless of my DNS configuration.
Eric
Eric,
Any ideas on this? I have deleted the account and still get the same
message.
I have one account that if I send an e mail to it bounces with this
error. mail is looping Other accounts to this same domain are fine,
and the user of the account can send and receive mail. What could cause
Maxwell Smart wrote:
Eric,
Any ideas on this? I have deleted the account and still get the same
message.
I have one account that if I send an e mail to it bounces with this
error. mail is looping Other accounts to this same domain are fine,
and the user of the account can send and receive
There is no directory or .qmail file. I created a new user
i...@examplec.com and when I send a message to that account it comes
back with the looping message to the account that was deleted.
CJ
Jake Vickers wrote:
Maxwell Smart wrote:
Eric,
Any ideas on this? I have deleted the account and
No, spamdyke uses DNS extensively, so broken DNS leads to broken spamdyke.
Maxwell Smart wrote:
I agree to a certain point to. Originally my question was why doesn't
Spamdyke allow those addresses in my whitelist's Even if I have the
pacbell address in the whitelist. According to the
Maxwell Smart wrote:
There is no directory or .qmail file. I created a new user
i...@examplec.com and when I send a message to that account it comes
back with the looping message to the account that was deleted.
If there is no directory how is it supposed to deliver mail?
W dniu 28.09.2009 21:33, Maxwell Smart pisze:
I agree to a certain point to. Originally my question was why doesn't
Spamdyke allow those addresses in my whitelist's Even if I have the
pacbell address in the whitelist. According to the documentation this
should allow these through the filter,
I'm sorry Max, but you're not providing enough information for me to
even hazard a guess.
Maxwell Smart wrote:
There is no directory or .qmail file. I created a new user
i...@examplec.com and when I send a message to that account it comes
back with the looping message to the account that was
I am sending it to the account that I just created (i...@example.com)
and it's showing the address (maill...@example.com) that no longer
exists in the header.
Hi. This is the qmail-send program at laetitia.area510.net.
I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to the following addresses.
That is explained quite thoroughly in the documentation.
Maxwell Smart wrote:
Yes, but doesn't it process the whitelist first?
Eric Shubert wrote:
No, spamdyke uses DNS extensively, so broken DNS leads to broken
spamdyke.
Maxwell Smart wrote:
I agree to a certain point to. Originally my
Maxwell Smart wrote:
I am sending it to the account that I just created (i...@example.com)
and it's showing the address (maill...@example.com) that no longer
exists in the header.
Hi. This is the qmail-send program at laetitia.area510.net.
I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to the
OK, I'll go through it in more detail. Once I get the DNS working the
way I want. I am sure it's blatantly apparent and simple.
Thanks for all your help and time.
Eric Shubert wrote:
That is explained quite thoroughly in the documentation.
Maxwell Smart wrote:
Yes, but doesn't it process
I sent an e mail to maill...@example.com. It was returned with
permanent errors
maill...@example.com
mail is looping
I then deleted the account and added a new account i...@example.com
Now, when I send a message to i...@example.com it comes back with a
message in the header.
Hi. This is the
Jake Vickers wrote:
Maxwell Smart wrote:
I am sending it to the account that I just created (i...@example.com)
and it's showing the address (maill...@example.com) that no longer
exists in the header.
Hi. This is the qmail-send program at laetitia.area510.net.
I'm afraid I wasn't able to
Yes, but doesn't it process the whitelist first?
Eric Shubert wrote:
No, spamdyke uses DNS extensively, so broken DNS leads to broken
spamdyke.
Maxwell Smart wrote:
I agree to a certain point to. Originally my question was why doesn't
Spamdyke allow those addresses in my whitelist's Even
You need to be more specific, including how you did what.
Maxwell Smart wrote:
I sent an e mail to maill...@example.com. It was returned with
permanent errors
maill...@example.com
mail is looping
I then deleted the account and added a new account i...@example.com
Now, when I send a message
it was a clean shutdown in my case, I don't know what happened, anyway
now it's ok
Regards
Lucian
Eric Shubert wrote:
We're guessing here, but it's possible that qmail didn't terminate
successfully (or cleanly) when the update was actually done.
qtp-newmodel presently simply waits 5 seconds
I figured it out. There was a forward that was causing the message
below. This does not explain why it started looping to begin with.
Luckily the account that started looping to begin with was relatively
new and not much grief in deleting it and re creating it. This is where
the forward was
I have been reading until my eyes bleed, but it's nice to have someone
to bounce a question off from time to time. Especially when you think
you finally understand what's going on only to find you're still in the
dark. DNS on it's own is enough to keep anyone occupied full time and
never really
Thanks Lucian.
We still don't know for sure how the queues became borked. Nothing in
that area has changed that we know of.
At any rate, if anyone experiences delayed deliveries after an update,
the thing to do would be to stop qmail and run the queue_repair.py tool.
It would be helpful if
I don't have it anymore, but socket file trigger from queue/lock was
missing and permissions on some files
Lucian
Eric Shubert wrote:
Thanks Lucian.
We still don't know for sure how the queues became borked. Nothing in
that area has changed that we know of.
At any rate, if anyone
Is the queue_repair logged? If so I can forward it to you. Tell me
what file you want.
Eric Shubert wrote:
Thanks Lucian.
We still don't know for sure how the queues became borked. Nothing in
that area has changed that we know of.
At any rate, if anyone experiences delayed deliveries
No, it simply sends output to the terminal.
I suppose that a customized version for QTP which would tee off a log
file automatically would be nice. That would be pretty simple to do with
a script wrapper. Would anyone like to take a shot at writing a
qtp-queue-repair script that would do
Lucian Cristian wrote:
I don't have it anymore, but socket file trigger from queue/lock was
missing and permissions on some files
Same here on one I fixed for someone this morning. No such file or
directory: queue/lock/trigger
I'll look at the last changes in the spec file a little more in
Jake Vickers wrote:
Lucian Cristian wrote:
I don't have it anymore, but socket file trigger from queue/lock was
missing and permissions on some files
Same here on one I fixed for someone this morning. No such file or
directory: queue/lock/trigger
I'll look at the last changes in the spec
How can I change the logging archive from @40004ab8c72813286564.s to
filename.month.day.year.log ?
Thanks ,
Manny
mailing wrote:
How can I change the logging archive from @40004ab8c72813286564.s
to filename.month.day.year.log ?
Thanks ,
Manny
If you install Qmailtoaster-Plus (http://qtp.qmailtoaster.com) then you
can just:
qmlog smtp
or
qmlog send
Or whatever log you're wanting to view. If you
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