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Hola, I need to ask you about my Postfix mail server, it can send mails internal to my domain, but really when i try to send mails to gmail or yahoo or any other mail provider my message go to mail queue. Also when i try to send mail from any mail provider to my mail server, the mail server don't receive any thing. My Linux platform is : Linux Centos 5.4 My mail server is : postfix thanks in advance :D |
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Thanks my friend, but really i talk to my ISPabout blocking mail traffic and he told me that i must put some of its relay parameters in my outgoing mail server, so now what i need is these steps :D You should really edit the previous answer rather than posting a new answer (in fact you should put both of your answers into the question - maybe marked as an EDIT or as a SOLUTION).
(28 Apr '10, 13:25)
Amos
configure your postfix to relay to your ISP's email server. include in your main.cf file (normally found at /etc/postfix) the parameter: relayhost = [your_isp's_smtp_relay] your ISP may receive your relays without problem since you are a registered user. but if smtp authentication is required, check http://www.postfix.org/SASL_README.html#client_sasl to configure your postfix to authenticate properly during relaying. hope this helps.
(11 May '10, 20:33)
wim
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1) You required reverse dns for your domain .Because all the reputed mail server will check that,If it's not available that assume this a spam generator. So just crate MX record and reverse DNS for your domain. 2)run the below mentioned command and check the log .As well here share that through that we can reach success . tail -f /var/log/maillog Thks -Cheers $Prakash |
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Really thanks for the reply, but i make the last command which is the result was so, what can i do ??? Check firewall settings, connecting 67.195.168.230:25 works for me even from dynamic IP.
(24 Apr '10, 13:24)
Web31337
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