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    First incoming email often refused

    Hiya Stein. Thanks for the reply. As for the ISPC postfig config tool, I first need to upgrade ISPconfig I think and I'm a bit hesitant to do that...
    Post by: MP Loots, May 7, 2021 in forum: Server Operation
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    First incoming email often refused

    Anonimized example second try + delivery to 2nd recipient (sender tries to make sure it gets delivered...). I could not send the full log, beacsue...
    Post by: MP Loots, May 4, 2021 in forum: Server Operation
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    First incoming email often refused

    Anonimized example first try: May 3 13:44:54 anonhost postfix/smtpd[12481]: connect from...
    Post by: MP Loots, May 4, 2021 in forum: Server Operation
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    First incoming email often refused

    Hi Jesse. Appreciate your response very much. I need to anonimize the log example, I'll post it later. Here the main.cf: # See...
    Post by: MP Loots, May 4, 2021 in forum: Server Operation
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    First incoming email often refused

    Hi. One particular user complains about missing emails. I had a look into it and found a specific line in the logs: ... postfix/cleanup[14324]:...
    Thread by: MP Loots, May 3, 2021, 9 replies, in forum: Server Operation
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    Secure .key files please [wrong post, keys are secure by default]

    Okay, no problem. It's a clean Ubuntu 18.04 system with only ISPConfig on top, so I guess opendkim was available in the base OS install. I accept...
    Post by: MP Loots, Aug 4, 2020 in forum: Feature Requests
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    Secure .key files please [wrong post, keys are secure by default]

    Hi Till. Appreciate the response and I stand corrected: I did not specifically test the site certificate keys for user access when I saw they were...
    Post by: MP Loots, Aug 4, 2020 in forum: Feature Requests
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    Secure .key files please [wrong post, keys are secure by default]

    The default Linux ISPConfig 3.1 install apparently stores all key files as group and world readable, owner root. This is not secure. I understand...
    Thread by: MP Loots, Aug 4, 2020, 5 replies, in forum: Feature Requests