What's in the mail.log relating to these missing emails?
Hello, This can be achieved by using restriction classes. This allows us to define certain addresses that can only send to certain...
Perfect. Let me know if you require any further assistance. And for the record till's advice is perfectly sound and perfectly viable as an...
That is normally controlled the by default vhost file that's installed with apache. I'm not entirely sure why yours is not on your server.
Ah ok. Well we can create a default file in sites-available with the content below (or you can specify your own details). Then link it in...
Ok, what does the default file say in /etc/apache2/sites-available. Make sure to check sites-enabled for the default file too - it may be named...
This isn't a bug, this is how Apache is designed. I'd have to do some reading with regards to the finer details as I have far more experience...
Hi Gamera, Is this backup server going to be powered on constantly? Or will this be a box that's sync'd up to a certain point and brought in...
Hello Stown, It all depends how you've configured apache. The default index.html for apache is the "it works!" page. It sounds like you've...
Hello, What is the ls -l output of the /usr/libexec/postfix folder? Need to see what permissions have been set
Maybe I'm missing a trick here, but all you need do is add a new host header (alias) to the sites-available config file. [Using your example...
Hello, The initial checks will be made after the RCPT TO command. So if the sender has a non-fqdn it won't be rejected until the RCTP TO...
Hello, Amavis is where you can whitelist mail addresses. Any address whitelisted in Amavis will bypass all spam checks in spamassassin. It...
Hello, This is perfectly possible through the use of an access file. I'll talk you through creating and populating the access file and how and...
Sorry, your posts contradict each other. Do you need to know how to get all emails sent to a server to go to one person (with spam filtering) or...
Separate names with a comma.