Len Conrad:
> Releasing from HOLD to deliverable is clear (and used often)
>
> but how to move deferred to HOLD?
# find /var/spool/postfix/deferred -type f | sed 's;.*/;;' | postsuper -H -
Wietse
On 2012-06-23 Len Conrad wrote:
> Releasing from HOLD to deliverable is clear (and used often)
>
> but how to move deferred to HOLD?
man postsuper | grep -A 11 -- " -h"
-h queue_id
Put mail "on hold" so that no attempt is made to deliver it.
Move one message with the named queu
Releasing from HOLD to deliverable is clear (and used often)
but how to move deferred to HOLD?
Len
Neil Aggarwal wrote:
>Patrick:
>
>I tried manually sending a test message using the -CAfile argument
>to openssl. I do not get a complaint about the self signed
>certificate,
>but I still get the no valid recipients error, so it looks like the
>problem
>lies somewhere in my configuration of po
Wietse:
I see, port 587 is the submission port. I will use that.
Thanks for the info!
Neil
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The (legacy) smtps an
Neil Aggarwal:
> Wieste:
>
> It looks like I have a bigger problem.
>
> I am trying to use port 25.
> When I do telnet mail.nsa-lp.com 25 on my local computer,
> I get a connection time out.
Port 25 is for MTA-to-MTA connection.
The (legacy) smtps and (preferred) submission ports are for
MUA-to
Wieste:
It looks like I have a bigger problem.
I am trying to use port 25.
When I do telnet mail.nsa-lp.com 25 on my local computer,
I get a connection time out.
I wonder if my ISP is blocking port 25.
I can connect to port 995 just fine.
I tried to telnet to port 465 and it hits the firewall o
Neil Aggarwal:
> Hmmm. I was testing this because Outlook is not able to send a
> test message through my server.
What are the symptoms:
Does Outlook connect to TCP port 25 (smtp), 465 (smtps), or 587
(submission)? Each port has a different configuration template in
master.cf.
POSTFIX logging.
Patrick:
I tried manually sending a test message using the -CAfile argument
to openssl. I do not get a complaint about the self signed certificate,
but I still get the no valid recipients error, so it looks like the problem
lies somewhere in my configuration of postfix, not the SSL certificate.
Alvin:
I am actually using their class 2 certificate so I did this:
cat mail.nsa-lp.com.crt sub.class2.server.ca.cer ca.cer >
mail.nsa-lp.com.all.crt
Then, I changed my main.cf file to reference it:
# Enable SMTP TLS
smtpd_tls_cert_file = /etc/ssl/mail.nsa-lp.com.all.crt
smtpd_tls_key_file = /e
Patrick:
> openssl s_client -connect mail.nsa-lp.com:25 -starttls smtp -CAfile
> /etc/ssl/ca-bundle.cer
The complaint about the self signed certificate disappears when I do that.
So, it seems the problem is that openssl does not recognize the CA cert.
> The SMTP server is dispassionate about yo
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