So right now I'm getting lots of emails going out to a bunch of random email address with the message:
"Undelivered Mail Returned to Sender"
I have all accounts set to "Reject" and not send a reply to messages to undeliverables. The other thing is that these emails are being sent from "MAILER-DAEMON@rack.stnhost.com (Mail Delivery System)" Which is my server. So how do I stop this and why is it doing it.
I'm problem with crone sender email. I changed the version of the panel from 11.5 to 12. After start the corne and sehedule task in one of users I recived email. The crone task starts from email.
For this example, I replaced the user name in Plesk Panel, which is assigned cron jobs on “support”.
This is the mail system at host servername.domainname.
I'm sorry to have to inform you that message could not be delivered to one or more recipients. It's attached below.
For further assistance, please send mail to postmaster.
If you do so, please include this problem report. You can delete your own text from the attached returned message.
The mail system
<-f@domainname> (expanded from <-f>): bad address syntax <support@domainname>: Host or domain name not found. Name service error for name=support.domainnametype=AAAA: Host not found
Code: Non-zero exit status returned by script. Output stream: 'Failed to install site: Not Found '. Error stream: 'Failed to install site: Not Found '.
I have server running Plesk 8.6 with Qmail. Recently some users complain that when they send email out they received undelivered email from Qmail (plesk) with lots of unknown address. Users are concerned about that mail server is sending out mail that they did not send it to. I have attached one of the typical example that user got.
I have changed domain name and ip address for dummy address. I have no clue that the server automatically append those junk email address to the senders email or the client application did it without user's consent.
I've been working on this for some time now, but I'm not sure on how the settings were transfered over to this server. I wish I was there when it was done.
Anyways, we got a new server and we transfered all the accounts to the new one. The old one is gone. When people send emails to their email accounts on the server, this is returned:
This is an automatically generated Delivery Status Notification
Delivery to the following recipient failed permanently:
admin@crewxp.com
Technical details of permanent failure: PERM_FAILURE: SMTP Error (state 9): 550 relay not permitted ....
I'm wondering if anyone else has experience with this, or if it's something easy that I'm overlooking.
I am on a VPS service (CentOS Linux) and I want my php mail function emails to send from a specified address. I've already manipulated the headers, so the emails do appear to come from the specified addres, but on mobile devices it comes up as nobody@server1.mydomain.com format. I would like this to read something like no-reply@mydomain.com
know which configuration files can change this default address?
I upgraded from 11 to 12 (centOS) and set outgoing mail limits for mailboxes, domains and subscriptions, as per the documentation at URL....However, it doesn't appear the limits are limiting outgoing mail. As I can still send far more mail than the current limit using a PHP script.
#### maillog (partial & timestamp + servername removed for brevity) #### py_limit_out[16427]: ERROR 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'lower' plesk sendmail[16426]: Error during 'limit-out' handler plesk sendmail[16426]: handlers_stderr: SKIP plesk sendmail[16426]: SKIP during call 'check-quota' handler
[code]....
how to configure outgoing mail limits? I've also read through the sendmail documentation but couldn't find anything.
My mail server receives tons of messages directed towards bogus, non-existant addresses at my domain. When those addresses don't exist, it creates a reply email with the subject "Mail delivery failed: returning message to sender". How do I stop exim from doing this?
1. User hits my new 2.4 reverse proxy at [URL] ....
2. I proxy the request through to my "real" app server at [URL] ....
3. I also use a re-write rule to add a querystring to the URL: ?Parameter=Foo
4. So, client's request arrives at the my app server as [URL] .....
5. When my app server responds, it is including the Parameter=Foo key/value combination. I don't want this.
6. I want my reverse proxy (somebox.com) to strip "Parameter=Foo" from the string which gets returned to the client.
I have steps 1 & 2 working nicely, but it looks like I can't handle the last bit with with mod_rewrite. I found mod_filter and mod_substitute, but it appears that this stuff is used for re-writing strings IN the document. Can these libs be used to maybe modify (I'm guessing here) the headers so that the "?Parameter=Foo" string can't be seen on the client if they're running something like fiddler?
I'm running Apache 2.4.7 on a RHEL 6.4 server. I'm using the Oracle WebLogic Proxy Plugin ver 12.c to connect to a back end server.What's happening is that Apache answers URL.. and proxies the request via the WebLogic Proxy Plugin to internal.blah.com. Unfortunately, the downstream system encounters a problem and issues an http 302 redirect to internal.blah.com/whathappened. I would like to have Apache intercept this http 302 and redirect the client to URL...
