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Ok, so I suspect your postfix is set-up to only work on
loop-back. Can you please attach your config files with
anonymised personal/sensitive information?
Just to confirm: can you repeat the netstat and lsof
commands, this time grepping for master, please?
I'm sorry I don't know what you are asking for...Could it be that I'm running CentOS as a virtual machine on a Win 7 box? Just throwing that out there...
I mean, this shouldn't be this difficult right? I should be able to just configure what I need for Postfix and it should run ok correct? Most people don't have this much trouble getting going right? Im just trying to gauge what's happening here. I'm quite confused. I don't think I've done anything out of the ordinary with my config so it's either got to be the fact that I'm running a Virtual box or my ISP. Postfix doesn't require so much tinkering right?
No, not much; but running in a VM begs the question whether or not
you're actually forwarding traffic to it, and it still looks as if
it's not listening on the machines "public" interface.
Please post netstat -anp | grep master
output here.
Here's your problem. That's the localhost, your postfix won't talk/listen to
the world. If it did this should be (one of) the VMs actual network interfaces.
Im not quite sure how to get my main.cf file anonymized and into a web browser. I'm not a vi genius unfortunately. I think you might be trying to get to the inet_interfaces section though correct? I have all of that uncommented if that helps.
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