Thanks but... too risky! Eventually I found a post advising to delete the
package entries from /var/lib/dpkg/status, all of the lines from "Package:
shorewall" down to just before the next "Package:" line. And also
shorewall-core and shorewall-init (and for some people there might be
others).
So A
On 08/24/2017 11:48 AM, Tom Eastep wrote:
>
> As far as I am aware, neither UDP port 1370 nor TCP port 1328 have
> anything to do with Postfix. Port 1370 is us-gv (Unix Shell to
> GlobalView) while 1328 is echoserver (and also used by malware). I
> suggest that you use netstat to try to determine
Port 3128 is squid.
You're being probed for open ports. I don't see anything in those
messages related to mail.
Bill
On 8/24/2017 2:48 PM, Tom Eastep wrote:
On 08/24/2017 10:04 AM, Davide Marchi wrote:
Hi friends,
I'm enabling Postfix MX backup server and from that moment I see
"mydestinatio
On 08/24/2017 10:04 AM, Davide Marchi wrote:
> Hi friends,
> I'm enabling Postfix MX backup server and from that moment I see
> "mydestination" and "relay_domains" ip DROP(ped)
>
> "mydestination" is:91.205.175.213 (SERVER1)
> "relay_domains" is:5.189.166.16 (SERVER2)
>
>
> As here you can see:
Hi friends,
I'm enabling Postfix MX backup server and from that moment I see
"mydestination" and "relay_domains" ip DROP(ped)
"mydestination" is:91.205.175.213 (SERVER1)
"relay_domains" is:5.189.166.16 (SERVER2)
As here you can see:
SERVER1:
Aug 24 18:13:22 server kernel: [17818755.169878]
[..]
Hi Davide,
Diagnosing something like this typically requires the complete
output of
'shorewall dump'. However, based on the syslog messages it looks
like
you simply need to add the 'routeback' option to the eth0 line in
/etc/shorewall/interfaces on both hosts. If that does not resolve
From: Norman Henderson
>
> I have a couple of remotely located systems with the Ubuntu-packaged
> shorewall 5.0.4 and would like to
> move to building the current release 5.1.6 instead.
On Gentoo, you can use slotted packages.
I don't know about Ubuntu - I d
