On Apr 29, 2008, at 7:28 PM, Eric Shubert wrote:
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Hi all. I've had qmail toaster running for over a year with very
few
problems (thanks in large part to this list and the archives.)
Today I
rebooted my server for the first time in a long time. Everything
is okay
except I can no longer send outgoing mail from remote machines. I
get an
error: "The SMTP server mail.mydomain.com doesn’t support
authentication." But I've always used password authentication for
sending
mail on port 25 in the past and it's always worked great. Any
guesses
what
went wrong? It must have been due to the reboot. How can I get
password
SMTP password auth working again on port 25?
Note: I searched the list and I know the answer usually given in
somewhat
similar situations is just to have senders use port 587 and auth
will be
forced to happen. But I have a lot of non-technical users and it
is not
possible to walk them all through changing their settings to use
port
587.
I need it to work on port 25. Where should I look?
Thanks.
Please post the result of:
# cat /var/qmail/control/blacklists
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-Eric 'shubes'
cat /var/qmail/control/blacklists
-r zen.spamhaus.org
zen.spamhaus.org is a combination of 3 other spamhaus lists (see
http://spamhaus.org). The pbl list is what's probably blocking, so
try:
-r sbl.spamhaus.org -r xbl.spamhaus.org
instead, and see if that works.
That's your easiest work around. Instead of doing this, you could try
installing spamdyke, which should fix you up too. Spamdyke does no
blocking
when a user is authenticated. I highly recommend going this route.
It's
really trivial to do using the script that's included in
qmailtoaster-plus.
--
-Eric 'shubes'
That worked. Thank you! I'll look at spamdyke too.
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