In order to solve the problem of internal network machines reaching
other internal machines using their external address on linux firewalls
that I have installed that use IPTables I've had to create a NAT rule
that remaps the source address to that of the firewall's internal
address.
The command i
I see - but it would be helpful to ignore and move th the next server
in the list in some situations.
-- Harald
Am 24.02.2008 um 16:54 schrieb Davide Libenzi:
> On Sun, 24 Feb 2008, Harald Schneider wrote:
>
>> I tested it with smtp.wanadoo.fr which gives a "Relay denied" and a
>> working 2
On Sun, 24 Feb 2008, Harald Schneider wrote:
> I tested it with smtp.wanadoo.fr which gives a "Relay denied" and a
> working 2nd server. The mail was never forwarded to #2.
"Relay denied" is a permanent failure (5xx). XMail never retries upon that
code.
- Davide
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Dear Rob Arends -
Thanks for all of that... I worked all that out... As you said I was very
close...
However, I could not find the same specific article you found...
The last hurtle is how to lockdown xMail to only accept relay mail
from Postini while allowing authenticated eMail from anyone.
Harald,
You need to be clear on the difference:
Relay denied and Server down *ARE* different things.
If it is DOWN, then the next one would be used, but
If it responds with a deny, then you have an answer, end of story.
Think of DNS, it does the same thing.
If a server *responds* then your next
Hal,
You are very close to the solution.
Xmail on windows can by run as xmail2 also.
Just copy the whole xmail dir structure to a new location.
Rename the xmail binary to xmail2
Copy the registry for gnu/xmail to gnu/xmail2 (match the binary name (case
too, I think))
Ensuring correct IP bindings
Davide, Sarcasm is not your best suit.
Let me put it to you this way.
If the files & folders xmail requires, are not all there at xmail startup
time, then xmail should stop, rather than continuing.
This has the following benefits:
1. The administrator will *know* that file 'a' is missing and
Jeff,
There are firewalls out there that consider traffic in and out of the *same*
interface to be illegal and they deny it.
Depending on your perspective and requirements, this is a good thing.
Also some firewalls require the traffic to pass-through to be NAT'd.
If you don't have the same-interf
I tested it with smtp.wanadoo.fr which gives a "Relay denied" and a
working 2nd server. The mail was never forwarded to #2.
-- Harald
Davide Libenzi wrote:
> On Sat, 23 Feb 2008, Harald Schneider wrote:
>
>> When a server is down, it does not instantly pick the next one in the list.
>
> Said
Can someone help me on this some more?
On Thursday, February 21, 2008 2:29 PM, Davide wrote:
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> check smtp.ipmap.tab:
> http://www.xmailserver.org/Readme.html#smtp_ipmap_tab
If I add IP addresses of Postini's SMTP Relay Agents to the above
SMTP.IPMAP.TAB file and deny all others Then won't
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