I had problem with non working postfix server (after unsucessfuly completed ISPConfig installation) and I solved it with removing it (yum remove postfix) and installing it from source (postfix 2.9.4, built as root). I had to install 2.7 or newer because virtualmin forced me. After that, mail server started to send test email and could get it. But, after that, I noticed that I can receive outside emails but can not send mails to any other domain (only to other emails on my domain, nemogucamisija.com). Error code was: Then I noticed that postfix can not access certificate. Disabled TLS but now I can not set Transport Mapping, cause postfix can not access /etc/postfix/transport . Tried and I know building it as a root was not smartest idea, but tutorial required it. So, what I shoul do to fix this? Or, any other solution to enable sending emails to other domains than my own? Thanks in advance!
that's ok ... postfix would have read privileges so it must be something else wrong , did you check the other files permisions ? i would suggest recreating the certificate http://postfix.state-of-mind.de/patrick.koetter/smtpauth/postfix_tls_support.html ls -l /etc/postfix/
Ok, will do it, but my main problem is no more TLS support, but to enable postfix to send emails outside my domain. Do you have some solution for that? It seems that without transport mapping I can't do that. And I can't make postfix access those files (/etc/postfix/transport), it keeps telling me:
that is very abstract , you should better check /var/log/maillog for more informations upon what's wrong. also if you followed a HowTo , you should post the link but first dublechek it ... maybe you've missed something in your configuration.
After server reboot, postfix is finally able to access files, including /var/log/maillog. But I still can not send mails to external domains. Here is output of maillog: where first line looks suspicious to me. Any help?
