Hello,
I did a couple of CentOS (5.0 - 5.1 - 5.2) installations.
I vividly, recall a part during the installation that ask the
administrator to either enable or disable the internal firewall
(IPTables , I can imagine).
I always turn this off since the servers are behind a linux
firewall anyway.
Chris Morley wrote:
> localhost postfix/master[1997]: fatal: bind 127.0.0.1 port 125: Permission
> denied
The two most common reasons a port can't be opened are insufficient
permissions (meaning it should run as root or setuid(root)) or the port
is already in use by another process, nmap and ne
On Tuesday 09 September 2008, Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
> >the when I mlog this variable it does not seem to be set, is there
> >something
> >else I should set to get this to work?
>
> If you look into the GUI, you will find:
> Do Deny Connections from these IP's Strictly (DoDenySMTPstrict)
>
> (righ
>the when I mlog this variable it does not seem to be set, is there
>something
>else I should set to get this to work?
If you look into the GUI, you will find:
Do Deny Connections from these IP's Strictly (DoDenySMTPstrict)
(right above denySMTPConnectionsFromAlways)
> Thats absoluteley one of the killing situations. My favourised Test
> was sending a 150 MB mail in 2 threads over my google-account, so that
> the delivery reaches bandwith limits. Under windows PERL died almost,
> checking the taskmanager shows that per.exe and "system" have 50% load
> each. And
hello,
I'm trying to figure out if denySMTPConnectionsAlways is working, I have set
Always Deny SMTP Connections from these IP's* to
file:files/denysmtp.txt
however the code seems to check the variable
if ($denySMTPConnectionsAlways && ..)
the when I mlog this variable it does not seem to
