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haraka hostname and smtp rejection #145
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That's fine for you. You altered the Haraka config so that Haraka delivers directly (vs forwarding everything to qmail) so you should also alter your Haraka config to set your hostname to your FQDN. Another way is: |
Matt, separate MT6 servers. One for smtp and one for mx. It's not that
smtp was altered, it's because the smtp box with the vpopmail config and
domains rightly thinks mail for domain.tld belongs here.
On 2016-12-09 20:35, Matt Simerson wrote:
That's fine for you. You altered the Haraka config so that Haraka delivers directly (vs forwarding everything to qmail) so you should also alter your Haraka config to set your hostname to your FQDN. Another way is: echo $TOASTER_HOSTNAME > /data/haraka/config/me
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That's perfectly fine. Again, the right solution there is simply to configure Haraka's hostname. Your localized changes are preserved across deployments. |
echo $TOASTER_HOSTNAME > /data/haraka/config/me
TOASTER_HOSTNAME: Undefined variable.
On 2016-12-09 20:35, Matt Simerson wrote:
That's fine for you. You altered the Haraka config so that Haraka delivers directly (vs forwarding everything to qmail) so you should also alter your Haraka config to set your hostname to your FQDN. Another way is: echo $TOASTER_HOSTNAME > /data/haraka/config/me
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echo you FQDN to config/me |
Found emails sent out of our smtp MT6 server were being rejected. The cause is invalid HELO name (haraka). Just a suggestion, you ought to get fqdn in /etc/rc.conf in the haraka jail.
H=smtpd.mydomain.tld (haraka) [XX.193.XXX.23]:57062 X=TLSv1.2:ECDHE-RSA-AES256-GCM-SHA384:256 CV=no rejected MAIL myfriend@her-domain.tld: Access denied - Invalid HELO name (See RFC2821 4.1.1.1)
Once I changed /etc/rc.conf hostname= to fqdn, no mail is rejected.
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