On 30.03.13 18:34, Dennis Putnam wrote: > On 3/30/2013 12:17 PM, /dev/rob0 wrote: >> I don't know what the actual problem is. Show us. >> >> http://www.postfix.org/DEBUG_README.html#mail > Thanks for the reply. The purpose of debug logging is to solve this > problem. Of course that would be turned back off once it is working. > Quite some time after I sent this initial post I finally got this in the > log (the timeout is apparently very large):
Try reading what is written at that link above and then follow the instructions and provide the necessary information as listed at that link. It's really pointless to guess what you have might done to your configuration if all it needs to provide the exact information to help you would be to post the output of "postconf -n"... > E7B1E1FA81: conversation with in.mailjet.com[46.105.158.233] timed out > while receiving the initial server greeting > > Obviously it was not really hung but just waiting for something. > > Apparently one side or the other is waiting because my configuration is > wrong. Since this is a commercial mail relay, I doubt the problem is on > their side. Perhaps if I could get the dialog between the 2 I could > figure it out. How do I get that dialog? Sorry, but maybe you should not try to configure a mail server/relay for the internet if you have trouble understanding this simple error message. It seems a very bad idea to run an internet server if you have so many difficulties with the absolute basics (like providing the information requested multiple times by now...) There are already too many open relays in the internet... As the error message says, it times out while receiving the initial server greeting. There is no dialog. It doesn't even start. There is not even the initial greeting. So figure what could be the problem for that... Should be pretty straight forward to understand... Gerald
