qmail blacklist - where is it coming from?
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02-03-2006
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qmail blacklist - where is it coming from?
Help! My mail server is rejecting emails from one domain, but I don't
know why. /var/log/maillog shows; Feb 2 16:35:24 mail qmail-smtpd[26693]: Realime Blacklist check failed (******@malleedgp.com.au) -> (*****@******.org.au) [203.208.80.98] HELO malleedgp.com.au) The IP doesn't seem to be listed in any blacklists - why might qmail be rejecting it? P.S. I have inherited this server, so I'm not 100% sure what's on it... 
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02-03-2006
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Re: qmail blacklist - where is it coming from?
"Zoopra.com" <noreply@zoopra.com> writes:
> Help! My mail server is rejecting emails from one domain, but I don't > know why. /var/log/maillog shows; > > Feb 2 16:35:24 mail qmail-smtpd[26693]: Realime Blacklist check > failed (******@malleedgp.com.au) -> (*****@******.org.au) > [203.208.80.98] HELO malleedgp.com.au) > > The IP doesn't seem to be listed in any blacklists - why might qmail > be rejecting it? > > P.S. I have inherited this server, so I'm not 100% sure what's on it... Either the IP is listed on a blacklist, or your qmail is misconfigured. Since neither of us knows how your system is configured, it's anybody's guess which is the case. -- Dave Sill Oak Ridge National Lab, Workstation Support Author, The qmail Handbook <http://web.infoave.net/~dsill> <http://lifewithqmail.org/>: Almost everything you always wanted to know.
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Re: qmail blacklist - where is it coming from?
Dave Sill wrote:
> "Zoopra.com" <noreply@zoopra.com> writes: > > >>Help! My mail server is rejecting emails from one domain, but I don't >>know why. /var/log/maillog shows; >> >>Feb 2 16:35:24 mail qmail-smtpd[26693]: Realime Blacklist check >>failed (******@malleedgp.com.au) -> (*****@******.org.au) >>[203.208.80.98] HELO malleedgp.com.au) >> >>The IP doesn't seem to be listed in any blacklists - why might qmail >>be rejecting it? >> >>P.S. I have inherited this server, so I'm not 100% sure what's on it... > > > Either the IP is listed on a blacklist, or your qmail is > misconfigured. Since neither of us knows how your system is > configured, it's anybody's guess which is the case. > Where does qmail keeps its settings on whether (or how) to check a blacklist? I can't find any... Thanks
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02-03-2006
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Re: qmail blacklist - where is it coming from?
"Zoopra.com" <noreply@zoopra.com> writes:
> Where does qmail keeps its settings on whether (or how) to check a > blacklist? I can't find any... qmail doesn't doo blacklists itself. qmail doesn't even do TCP itself. In a typical qmail installation, TCP is implemented using the ucspi-tcp package, and run via the daemontools package from the /service directory. Blacklist checking--if enabled--is done by rblsmtpd, e.g., in /service/qmail-smtpd/run. But that's just a typical installation... -- Dave Sill Oak Ridge National Lab, Workstation Support Author, The qmail Handbook <http://web.infoave.net/~dsill> <http://lifewithqmail.org/>: Almost everything you always wanted to know.
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02-04-2006
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Re: qmail blacklist - where is it coming from?
Zoopra.com wrote:
> Dave Sill wrote: > >> "Zoopra.com" <noreply@zoopra.com> writes: >> >> >>> Help! My mail server is rejecting emails from one domain, but I don't >>> know why. /var/log/maillog shows; >>> >>> Feb 2 16:35:24 mail qmail-smtpd[26693]: Realime Blacklist check >>> failed (******@malleedgp.com.au) -> (*****@******.org.au) >>> [203.208.80.98] HELO malleedgp.com.au) >>> >>> The IP doesn't seem to be listed in any blacklists - why might qmail >>> be rejecting it? >>> >>> P.S. I have inherited this server, so I'm not 100% sure what's on it... >> >> >> >> Either the IP is listed on a blacklist, or your qmail is >> misconfigured. Since neither of us knows how your system is >> configured, it's anybody's guess which is the case. >> > > Where does qmail keeps its settings on whether (or how) to check a > blacklist? I can't find any... > > Thanks You should consult the documentation of the qmail package you installed since it is definately not the stock package from http://yp.cr.to/qmail.html. Or you have applied a qmail patch available on http://www.qmail.org/ or from Dave's site http://www.lifewithqmail.org or elsewhere. This check appears to deal with the MAPS RBL list. AK
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02-06-2006
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Re: qmail blacklist - where is it coming from?
Dave Sill wrote:
> "Zoopra.com" <noreply@zoopra.com> writes: > > >>Where does qmail keeps its settings on whether (or how) to check a >>blacklist? I can't find any... > > > qmail doesn't doo blacklists itself. qmail doesn't even do TCP > itself. In a typical qmail installation, TCP is implemented using the > ucspi-tcp package, and run via the daemontools package from the > /service directory. Blacklist checking--if enabled--is done by > rblsmtpd, e.g., in /service/qmail-smtpd/run. > > But that's just a typical installation... > Using FreeBSD 4.5 with inetd. Would tcp-env be failing to set TCPREMOTEHOST?
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