Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2007 12:53:54 -0500 From: Jack Stone <antennex@hotmail.com> To: FreeBSD-Questions <freebsd-questions@freebsd.org> Subject: Sendmail out to port 2525 Message-ID: <BAY125-W2475611DFB602C7121BCBECCB90@phx.gbl>
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Am using FBSD-6.2p7 Sendmail-8.13.8
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I spent several days trying different configs to relay mail from my sendmai=
l relay received from another relay using postfix -- to a Windows server on=
ly listening on port 2525. So far no luck and all attempts to relay to the =
Windows server shows "service not available." Receiving emails from the sen=
ding postfix relay okay and my sendmail relay is attempting without success=
to deliver to the Windows machine.
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Here's the setup:
1) From - Postfix (transport.map =3D domain.tld smtp:[200.xxx.xxx.xx]:2525
2) To: My Sendmail Relay accept (access file - 200.xxx.xxx.xx RELAY
mailertable =3D domain.tld smtp:[60.xxx.xxx.xx] =20
3) Relay to: Windows Server containing the users - listen to receive port 2=
525
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Steps #1 & 2 works okay, but #3 shows service not available.
Similar tests using another #3 machine listening on normal port 25 worked f=
ine.
(but, not until I disabled the mailertable domain smtp::[60.xxx.xxx.xx]
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How do I make #2 send on 2525 ???
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Is it possible the postfix transport.map conflict with my mailertable?
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I have reconfigured my sendmail.mc file over & over from its defaults to th=
is:
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FEATURE(`no_default_msa')dnldnl DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Port=3D25, Name=3DMTA, Fami=
ly=3Dinet')DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Port=3D2525, Name=3DMTA')DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Port=3D=
25, Name=3DMSA, M=3DE')dnl DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Port=3D587, Name=3DMSA, M=3DE')
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Any of you MTA experts can help me?
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This is driving me nuts (I know, walk, it's not that far) :^)
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Thanks so much!!
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All the best,
Jack
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