One thing I’ve never been sure of is what to set the
domain to on my Linux box. I’m
on verizon dsl with a
dynamic IP and PPPOE. I just got a
dyndns.org domain with a different hostname than what I have for the machine. I set up the machine to run spamassassin (and to experiment).
Machine name = grizzy
Dyndns.org address = dibb.homelinux.net
Email = jntdibb@bellatlantic.net
What should I be using for the domain name? Specifically I’m having trouble
with some part of postfix or spamc/d. I believe an hourly cron
job is trying to send mail to ‘root’ which causes the following in maillog. I can
send my postfix/main.cf file if anyone is interested.
Oct 14
3171
Oct 14
Oct 14
spamassassin/user_prefs]
Oct 14
calhost>,
relay=local, delay=1, status=bounced (can't create user output file. C
ommand output: procmail: Couldn't create "/var/spool/mail/postfix"
procmail: Loc
k failure on "spamassassin.lock" procmail:
Program failure (74) of "/usr/bin/spa
mc" procmail: Rescue of unfiltered data succeeded )
Oct 14
0101.C4A35D0B43@grizzy.bellatlantic.net>
Oct 14
t=1 (queue active)
Here’s another example of something wrong.
Oct 13
Oct 13
0203.EFFAFD0B47@grizzy>
Oct 13
>, size=1093, nrcpt=1 (queue
active)
Oct 13
relay=none,
delay=3, status=bounced (Name service error for grizzy.grizzy:
Host
not found)
Oct 13
0206.E295BD0B46@grizzy>
Oct 13
t=1 (queue active)
Oct 13
relay=none,
delay=1, status=bounced (Name service error for grizzy.grizzy:
Host
not found)
Overall, mail handling seems to work. Stuff gets out, stuff comes in, spam gets tagged.
But I need to clean some of this up.