Re: How to get a list of mails from mail log?

> I'm afraid Wolfgang's method is the only one, then - you'd have to > correlate all recipients by incoming queue-id. > A perl array could probably do this moderately efficiently, but I know > of no ready-made tools that do this - especially since, as you said, the > Subject: logging was customi

Re: How to get a list of mails from mail log?

Hi Jeroen! > The Subject: line (or any other headers) are not logged by postfix. > You could send all mail through a filter that does this for you; you are > free to do anything you want in a filter. [...] Thanks for your effort. (I suppose I didn't were as precise as necessary. Pls. excuse me.

Re: How to get a list of mails from mail log?

Hi Wolfgang! > I understand that your log contains warning lines listing the subjects > of messages. Each of these lines should contain all the data you want - > except for multiple recipients: the "Subject:" line will only contain > one recipient, even if the message went to hundreds. If that

How to get a list of mails from mail log?

Can someone give me a hint: I'm looking for a tool to analyze the postfix mail log. I want to get a clearly arranged list of all passed (and delivered) mails (sender, recipient, date, subject [added as warning line]). And amavis-new/spamassasin/postgrey makes the log less clear than it already

Re: Limitations of setting mydestination with virtual domains

Hi Tim! > /etc/postfix/virtual > l...@example1.comlegg > t...@example2.orglegg > > > So I changed the main.cf to this > /etc/postfix/main.cf > mydestination = localhost > virtual_alias_domains = example1.com, genex.example1.com, > localhost.example1.com, example2.org, localhost.example

Re: smtpd_client_restrictions: "permit_mynetworks" additionally necessary!?

Hi Noel! Thank you for your further answer! (You are right with the demand of sending configs to end guessing, of course!) Because of your persitently drawing I was encouraged to look for other reasons than the obvious ones. And I found my mistake, after all. Thank you! I used to set smtpd_sas

Re: smtpd_client_restrictions: "permit_mynetworks" additionally necessary!?

Hi Noel! > Your error report is inconsistent with how postfix works, > which usually means the actual configuration isn't what you > think it is. > > Please post "postconf -n" output, master.cf contents, and log > entries from the non-working system. It's best if you post > unaltered entries

smtpd_client_restrictions: "permit_mynetworks" additionally necessary!?

Hi there! Can someone give me a hint: I've two postfix servers which both have two NICs, one with an official IP to the internet, and one with a private IP to the internal LAN. I want to permit SMTP from the outside via submission port with SMTP Auth. It runs like expected with the older 2.0.1