For some reason I cannot mail people in my domain. Anyone outside of the domain works fine. I looked in the main.log Code: Jan 30 16:48:28 myserver postfix/pickup[7106]: D71701C851E: uid=33 from=<[email protected]> Jan 30 16:48:28 myserver postfix/cleanup[7146]: D71701C851E: message-id=<220d34c505dfb7cfb011f7187d574b74@localhost> Jan 30 16:48:28 myserver postfix/qmgr[7107]: D71701C851E: from=<[email protected]>, size=499, nrcpt=1 (queue active) thats the only thing that looked odd. The other things on there besides that are logons and logouts
The mail that I try to send to someone in the same domain doesn't even show up in the mail.log Ever heard of this?
I just noticed, I can't even email to myself. -Nevermind, it just takes a little while to email myself. I still cannot email anyone on my server. However i can from something like gmail.
Did you enable the Maildir format within ISPConfig under Management > Server > Settings > Email ? What's within your Postfix configuration file /etc/postfix/main.cf ?
Here is another interesting log. This is mail.info under var/log/ What i did in this session is login as webmaster, send mail to a user and then logged out. This is the log of that: Code: Edited for privacy reasons
Okay, I realized one thing that I was doing wrong. I was changing the paths for the /etc/passwd for FTP which was causing me not to be able to login or send the mail, which make sense. Okay so I reset all of those passwords that I had changed which has ISPConfig update the home directories for those users. But i'm still having the problem that I can't send local mail! =(
Sorry to rack up this thread. But I fixed it. All of the emails for my users were taken from an old ispconfig server and just dumped into the maildir directories which must have some file that wasn't allowing the emails to be sent. After creating a new user and trying to send a message to that user it worked. My next step is to re-create the users and then try to salvage their emails. Thanks everyone for your help.