Thanks for googling for me, unsurprisingly I had already done that and read a great deal including the link you posted. Oddly the bug report link within the page you linked gives me this:
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Thanks for googling for me, unsurprisingly I had already done that and read a great deal including the link you posted. Oddly the bug report link within the page you linked gives me this:
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Thanks for the reply.
That statistics setting in update manager is unchecked and rhythmbox (or any other media app) isn't running.
Quite weird.
**note to Moderaters - this is not a dupe of my General Discussion thread - this is specifically about blocking the actions of this process, not what it does :P
I noticed this in my process...
As per title really: what is gvfsd-http and what does it do?
I noticed it recently in my process list as:
/usr/lib/gvfs/gvfsd-http --spawner :1.6 /org/gtk/gvfs/exec_spaw/2
with various...
As well as the DNS suggestion above, the "Temporary lookup failure" message can be caused by Postfix not being able to determine whether a particular email address is a valid local address.
Have a...
It is working from here:
crypto@ubulaptop1204:~$ telnet mail.truckstop24.no 25
Trying 79.161.88.51...
Connected to mail.truckstop24.no.
Escape character is '^]'.
220 mail.truckstop24.no...
Still not responding on port 25 :/
Telnet to port 25 is still timing out. Unless you have changed something with your network configuration or iptables setup or port forwarding etc. - then it seems your ISP is blocking it again.
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Apparently smtpd_use_tls=yes was depracated in v2.3.x and you should now use instead:
smtpd_tls_security_level = may
Also you have have reintroduced smtpd_relay_restrictions = permit_mynetworks...
Can you post up what your main.cf now contains?
Well there is now certainly something listening on port 25 of mail.truckstop24.no however whilst it accepts a connection it does not respond to any input. :confused:
At least it won't be relaying...
How are you getting on with your ISP unblocking you?
In file /etc/postfix/master.cf
Comment out or change this line:
smtp inet n - - - - smtpd -o
to
25250 inet n - - - - ...
If they are being awkward about opening it up again, you could suggest that you run postfix on an alternative port temporarily whilst you make sure the config is secure.
e.g. you could run the...
If they have blocked inbound port 25 connections to you - then yes, that would explain it.
Not very helpful as it means you can't test your new configuration properly :(
This may not be helping...
Is postfix up and running?
That link you have should work as should http://mxtoolbox.com/SuperTool.aspx?action=smtp%3amail.truckstop24.no
As far as I can see your server is not listening on...
Ahh - that appears to be the version available in the Ubuntu precise repos too.
So you can't use the smtpd_relay_restrictions directive.
Leave it out and test to see if your server flags as an...
What version of postfix are you running?
smtpd_relay_restrictions was introduced in v2.10 before that relay permissions were combined into smtpd_recipient_restrictions
The answer is NO unless you are somehow using authenticated SMTP using STARTTLS.
This is what happens when trying straight SMTP:
crypto@ubulaptop1204:~$ telnet smtp.gmail.com 25
Trying...
That looks better :)
One thing though.....
You have two smtpd_recipient_restrictions = entries.
You should add the check_relay_domains option to the first one and remove the second instance...
That's interesting - those are the logs from the couple of tests I did to see if your server would relay (hope you don't mind! :D ).
The bad thing there is that your server accepted the mail and...
Do you have any more recent logs of this spam being sent through your server?
It's certainly not acting as an open relay right now.
You might want to consider enforcing SMTP Auth and TLS. Your...
Use Ctrl-Alt-T to open up a terminal on that low res desktop and enter the command:
jockey-gtkThat is the "Additional Drivers" program in 12.04. However it was superceded in 12.10 by...
Yes it works just fine.
I keep a couple of TC container files in a directory that is then added to Ubuntu One to keep in sync.
I have TC set with the default "Preserve modification timestamp of...
If you are using 12.04 with the Unity desktop, go to the Dash and search for System Monitor. Should give you what you are looking for.