Thank you. :)
Yes, OpenBSD has /var/log/maillog. The extra logging didn't seem to be
going there, but maybe it was. I'll try it again in a few days when
I've got a brake from work.
Josey
On 6/5/22, Tobias Geerinckx-Rice wrote:
> Josey Smith 写道：
>> Thank you for t
Hi all,
I'm trying to troubleshot an issue I'm having by using "smtpctl trace
all" but all I get is "command succeeded" and then no output. Is this
a known bug?
Josey
> The only issue I saw was you aren't using authentication on
> port 587.
Do you mean on my local server or my remote server (or both)?
My local server 587 is *sort of* authenticated by the client
certificate (if it works how I think it does). I was coping the idea
from:
https://prefetch.eu/blog
Hi,
So after a lot of tinkering I've gotten my little personal email
server running just how I want it, however this is my first email
server, and I'm feeling a little paranoid that I might have left
something stupidly open. I'm already seeing quite a few spammers
trying to use my server and being
>} cp;
>
>...
>
>int
>crypto_setup(const char *key, size_t len)
>{
>if (len != KEY_SIZE)
>return 0;
>...
>}
>
>
> I only had a cursory look, so no maybe there are other checks somewhere.
>
> hth
>
>
Hi all.
I'm on OpenSMTPD 7.0.0 and am trying out queue encryption.
Almost any key that I try errors with "smtpd: crypto_setup:invalid key
for queue encryption".
If I use "openssl rand -hex 16" (which I found in an example on
Gilles's site -
https://poolp.org/posts/2013-04-26/opensmtpd-table_proc
Might not be what you want, but this two part guide includes a simple
catchall inbox in part two:
https://prefetch.eu/blog/2020/email-server/ and
https://prefetch.eu/blog/2020/email-server-extras/
It also does use a @ in the aliases file. Does this only work with
virtual users?
Josey
On 4/11/22
That's a good idea. I had considered using a proxy in the past but
found the set up of OpenSMTPd so easy that I stuck to that. I'm sure
there was another reason why I didn't do it, but I can't think what
now. I'll have another look.
On 4/3/22, ml+opensmtpd_m...@esmtp.org wrote:
>
> If your local
On 4/3/22, Demi Marie Obenour wrote:
>> possible from prying eyes (for example if my VPS host or a hacker made
>> a snapshot of my server for maleficent purposes).
>
> If you can’t trust your hosting provider, get a different one.
Yes I agree. I've tried to pick a hosting provider that I "trust
Hello,
I'm currently setting up a somewhat unique personal email server. I
have a local server (Raspberry Pi) and a remote server (VPS running
OpenBSD). Emails are sent to the remote server and are then relayed to
my local server. When I send an email it goes from my local server to
the remote ser
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