Hi guys, I just installed a fresh CentOS 5.3 server following the ISPConfig-3 guide to make the "Perfect Server". Everything seemed to work like a charm. However, I am having issues with sending out mail. Here is the situation: I have multiple IPs on my server (67.23.188.10-14 usable). I setup my hostname as getzlaf.ghostball.com pointing to IP 67.23.188.14. The problem I am having, is mails being sent out are treated as coming from .10 not .14 like I would like. Here is an example from GMail headers: Received: from getzlaf.ghostball.com (ghostball.com [67.23.188.10]) by mx.google.com with ESMTP id 30si10032486yxe.54.2009.11.23.23.54.17; Mon, 23 Nov 2009 23:54:18 -0800 (PST) As you can imagine, as it's seeing it sent from .10, it's failing the SPF check. How can I change the configuration so that Postfix sends out on .14 or uses the hostname, instead of .10 ? I have tried setting the config option smtp_bind_address = 63.23.188.14 in my /etc/postfix/main.cf, however then it fails to bind and gives me the following error: postfix/smtp[16423]: warning: smtp_connect_addr: bind 63.23.188.14: Cannot assign requested address as well as amavis[1550]: (01550-20) (!!)WARN: all primary virus scanners failed, considering backups That makes me think it may be some sort of Postfix/amavisd conflict, perhaps. I've spent hours on this, Googling and researching and have gotten nowhere ;/ Any help will be greatly appreciated, I am certain it must be something simple! Thanks
Well I could not solve this, so I just reversed the order of IPs on my server so .14 is first; works fine. Not the proper solution, but I guess it's the only option at this time.
