Hi I have installed Ubuntu 11.10/ispconfig3/postfix/squirrelmail I can send from my squirrelmail to any domain but I can not send to it If i send from hotmail to a domain on this server i get the following error: I found something telling me to add my domain to /etc/postfix/main.cf but not sure where in that file to add it as I cant find any section for domain names. However using ispconfig, should I not be able to do all this from the web interface? Can anyone tell me where to look for the fault? Kind Regards Morten
Are there any errors in your mail log (in the /var/log/ directory)? What's in /etc/postfix/main.cf? Did you create werkvoorafrika.nl as a mail domain in ISPConfig?
Log files Hi Thanks for your reply Yes I have created a mail domain and an email info@http://werkvoorafrika.nl I can send from it to hotmail,gmail etc but when i reply back i get this error I am totally "green" in Linux but after severl issues with wamp on Windows I have desided to learn this, so bear with me for my lack of knowledge Here is my "main.cf" file: Here is a part of my log file that might be related: Does this tell you something? Kind Regards Morten
I hope your email address is [email protected], not info@http://werkvoorafrika.nl. Is this the whole main.cf file, or just a part? It doesn't look correct. Which tutorial (URL) did you use to set up the system?
The main.cf file again Hi Thanks for reply Yes the address is [email protected]. It was a copy/paste error. Sorry I used this manual: http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect-server-ubuntu-11.10-ispconfig-3 I can see there was missing some part of the main.cf file again I have attached it again,complete this time That is all Hopefully i did a better job this time Thanks for your time Regards Morten
Further files Hi again This is the outcome of ifconfig: This is my host file: The added ips 10,16,21 are other webservers/mail servers on same lan This is my mailname file: Kind regards Morten
Next Step Hi again OK, thanks for looking into it Can i just confim one thing with you If ISPConfig is setup correct from the start Is it right that when a customer logs in and create a mail domain and a mail user, they should also go into Email routing and write that it should route the mail to the ip of mail server. is that right? Is it right that if all setup is right it should just work without having to enter domain name manually into any file? Is there a script I should try to run again to setup mail again. If so I could setup that part of it again and try. Is there a command for this? Kind Regards Morten
No, they shouldn't do this. You as the administrator have to make sure that the DNS records of the domain are ok, expecially that the MX record points to the correct server.
DNS Settings OK Thanks I know that the manual used does install a local DNS Server as well, however i am not using that one at all We buy all our domains at gratisdns.dk and manage a records and MX records from there poiting it to this server Is it problematic not using the build into DNS? Just wondering if there are settings in the system counting on it? I dont use it because i am not sure howto and I through it was enought just using the gratisdns.dk login to point to the server. Can this be a problem? Kind REgards Morten
Thanks OK, Thanks for all your reply I will contine to look into it and see what happens and update if any development. Cheers Morten
I'm having the same problem on Ubuntu 12.04 with Local Bind and Multiple-Server Setup (2 Dns Servers) =(
The problem was the wrong 'server_id' field. But now I have another problem: (temporary failure. Command output: ERR: authdaemon: s_connect() failed: Permission denied /usr/bin/maildrop: Unable to create a dot-lock at /var/vmail/hehe100.com/teste/11607.0.mailserver.xxx.com.br.) [email protected]