Postfix host verification under 2010.1...
David Guntner <davidg-1boXBf7wef/[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.mandrake.expert |
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Well, the hits just keep on a'coming since my update. When I sent that last message to the mailing list, I happened to look at my syslog tail (which apparently is no longer syslog but something called rsyslog, but that's a whole other story...) output, and noticed the following: Oct 10 18:16:54 janet postfix/smtp[12565]: certificate verification failed for sub2.homie.mail.dreamhost.com[208.97.132.85]:587: untrusted issuer /C=US/ST=California/L=Los Angeles/O=New Dream Network, LLC/OU=Security/CN=New Dream Network Certificate Authority/[email protected] Oct 10 18:16:54 janet postfix/smtp[12565]: 075F1200264A: to=<expert-4qZELD6FgxheH41UXmfQsti2O/[email protected]>, relay=sub2.homie.mail.dreamhost.com[208.97.132.85]:587, delay=0.9, delays=0.06/0.05/0.61/0.19, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (250 2.0.0 Ok: queued as 7E10267006F) Oct 10 18:16:54 janet postfix/qmgr[4210]: 075F1200264A: removed (I did the indention and stuff here to make it more readable.) Looks like something else got changed along the way while doing my upgrade from 2010.0 to 2010.1 - I never used to get that message when sending mail.... To explain, since my Linux box is on a broadband connection, and since a lot of places block that address space for mail-sending purposes due to the rampant spam problem with hijacked systems in broadband address space, and so on, I've got Postfix configured to use a smart mail relay to do the sending. I tried using my ISP's mail server, but it sucks really big rocks through a really thin straw. So, I'm making use of the mail server on my web hosting provider. It's nice and encrypted so my password isn't being sent in the clear, works well, etc. Fortunately, the warning message isn't resulting in it refusing the sending of the message, but it's annoying nonetheless. Anyone have any ideas what I need to do in order to quiet that thing down? :-) --Dave
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