Postfix setup problem
Hi-
Can someone post their successful postfix configuration file that I can use as a template? I've been struggling for weeks to get postfix to work and I just cannot figure it out. Perhaps a peek at someone elses config will help me out. Thanks |
How about you post yours, and, even better, tell us in which
way it's failing? Cheers, Tink |
I'll second tinkster, what is not working, will it not start up errors in the logs etc... plus your configuration would help us is helping you.
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Basically it won't connect. The postfix service is running, I have no firewall on but it can't connect on port 25. Ive tried telnetting to port 25 and it won't connect there either so I'm assuming it has to do with that but I just wanted to be sure that my config is correct before I completely follow that angle.
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What distro are you using? If postfix is running, what does netstat -anp say
about it? Cheers, Tink |
Using latest CentOS. I see a lot of stuff but nothing related to postfix. Dovecot IMAP is connecting fine. Just no postifx connection.
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Is it possible my ISP is blocking port 25? I have a business class service. They shouldn't be blocking port 25....
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Can you connect at the server?
Code:
telnet 127.0.0.1 25 Quote:
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Yes, I did forward the port on my router. I guess I should call them. Will let you know.
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on any port. Try lsof -i | grep post Cheers, Tink |
So basically my ISP said they shut down port 25 because it was generating too much email so I got hacked. Dammit.
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How can I switch to port 587 in postfix?
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Kind regards |
They told me the solution was to switch to port 587
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Bad solution?
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