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That's it. I didn't think the ISP would block outgoing port 25. |
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Thanks to all that responded. |
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Sean |
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-----Original Message----- |
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From: Bryan Whitehead [mailto:driver@×××××××××.net] |
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Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2005 5:00 PM |
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To: gentoo-user@l.g.o |
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Subject: Re: [gentoo-user] Postfix receives OK, but won't send to |
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internet |
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Many ISP's route all outgoing port 25 traffic to a black hole (as in |
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drop the packets not going to their smtp servers). You just need to |
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configure postfix to push all your mail to your ISP's mail server. |
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On Thu, 22 Sep 2005, Sean Lester wrote: |
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> Greetings, |
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> I have a partially working Postfix installation. It delivers |
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> messages on the localhost. It'll receive messages from the internet. |
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> But, it will not send messages to any hosts on the internet. I've |
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> checked my iptables and port 25 is open both ways. Also, each error |
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> I've gotten has been that the target smtp server has "Timed Out." Can |
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> anyone point me in the right direction? Postfix? Firewall? Host or |
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> Domain Name resolution? Other? |
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> Thank you for your time. |
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> Sean |
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Email:driver@×××××××××.net |
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