I'm using Postfix as my mail agent. I was wondering how to forward incoming emails to a script.
I did a search in google and couldn't find anything relevant only this.
create a alias like this.
email@example.com: "| php -q /home/user/full/path/to/script.php"
But is not working not forward nothing. I have tried everything but nothing works and the logs not show me any errors.
My issue started ince a couple of months seemed to increase with update to Plesk 12.0 (though I can't guarantee it).I am using Centos 6.5, all updated. What happens is that postfix usage starts to increase without any apparent reason (during week-ends for example). Then postfix is not responding anymore.
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top - 13:27:13 up 3 days, 18:44, 0 users, load average: 0.73, 0.33, 0.32
Tasks: 238 total, 2 running, 236 sleeping, 0 stopped, 0 zombie
Cpu(s): 0.3%us, 0.6%sy, 0.1%ni, 98.7%id, 0.3%wa, 0.0%hi, 0.0%si, 0.0%st
Mem: 32917292k total, 8982212k used, 23935080k free, 1899416k buffers
Swap: 1046520k total, 0k used, 1046520k free, 4905884k cached
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let's say I'm part of a LAN and i get my public IP through a PPPoE but i also have a wireless router and another station on which I wish to have linux. On that linux machine I will have anther public IP which is not from the same class.
What to do in order to world wide see my server machine(the one with linux and IP not from the same class)
I would like to know on how to forward specific IP with port to localhost or any IP by using iptables ? For example i would like to forward for port 25 from IP A to IP B, Currently i'm doing a test with my firewall and i'm very blur with iptables thingy.
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i really rely on your expertise guys please help me!
a cpanel server A has some domains on host 1
a new cpanel server B is set ready for migration on host B.
the greek registrar i use,
by accident (As they say) switched ips for my nameservers from A to B and the migration has not been done!!!!
can i set up a record or something on server B to forward all traffic back to server A ???????
Sorry i'm not a network expert. That's why i'm here
thanks
simos
I'm hostnig my website at home, and I think my router reset itself. I was wondering how to reforward port 80. I have a netgear router. This is teh port forwarding pagfe, of my router. The other is my ipconfig page.
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Upon setting up, I found out that outgoing mails from any email addresses from my domain name cannot be copied to another email account. I've tried scripting on the client software (e.g)outlook. it works. but then again, it only applies on the client side if the scripted client is present. this would not work if the email is sent from the web based login.
is there a work around for it?
If there isn't, does any one know of any webhosting co. that allows that?
Situation is, my current host does allow it. Due to small amount of disk space allocated, reliability of the service, technical support and cost, we therefore have decided to switch to another host.
Forward domain to multiple IPs
I have a domain setup on my Plesk 8.6.0 powered webserver which is being forwarded to a specific IP provided by my costumer, all DNS zone records are inserted accordingly and everything works fine.
Due to a problem with the ISP that provides the fixed IP on my costumer’s server he now wants to get a second IP from a different ISP, for the same webserver, to function as a secondary route onto his server .....
i have a domain hosted at eNom which i would like to point to my FTP server which is running on my box at home. I have a static IP, and BulletProof FTP server installed. Now im just unclear how i can have www.mydomain.com point to 212.12.34.56:21.
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the situation on my side is this:
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i have a domain at godaddy, and using godaddy windows hosting..
i have a website in ASP.NET, and i want to make a subdomain for my forum suppose:
forum.mydomain.com
and forward it to other host on cpanel...
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Other side:
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my friend has bought reseller hosting and have created an account for me with the name of mydomain.com.
and the server IP is x.x.x.123
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i logged in to my account in cpanel and created a subdomain named "forum"
then i created the subdomain on godaddy and pointed the A record of this subdomain to x.x.x.123
now when i open forum.mydomain.com.....it displays error page...
(i have kept a simple index.html file in public_html)
any solution to this problem?
i need steps to resolve this problem and what configurations i need to do on godaddy + cpanel manager....
I'm looking to set up a DNS server for parked domains that anyone can use. How do I have the DNS server accept all domain lookups and resolve them to a particular IP address?
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can someone tell me how can i forward port 80 request from One machine to another.
im running my own BIND and also have Webmin installed.
whats the best way to forward one domain to another?
domain.biz forwards to domain.com
I have a yahoo domain and I plan to move it to a new host. i know it may take 24-48 hours for the new DNS to propagate.
my question is. Is it possible to forward my domain while DNS is being propagated? So my user will be taken to another website while dns is propagated.
I have access to domain forwarding as well as DNS change through my yahoo domain control panel
Thank you to all.
I have a situation with a client who wants to keep their current hosting provider for email, but switch their web hosting to a new host. I have recommended downtownhost to them, and explained that we could set up an mx entry to point to their old host for email forwarding.
They came back and suggested keeping their current ISP to manage the DNS entry to forward all http requests to DTH, so that mail does not need to pass through DTH.
I'm not a hosting whiz so I hope I explained this correctly. I was looking for some advice on:
a) does their solution make sense?
b) why would you want to do things this way?
My client is changing servers, and they need to get the mail from their old server to theie new one. Anyone know of a mass mail forwarding utility or something similar that could handle this?
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Like, I know how sites like DNSreport.com show all kinds of stuff on the domain. Is there something like this that people can use to see if domains forward?
I have several domains on my server.
ABC.com
DEF.com
XYZ.com
These 3 domains have email hosted my google and everything works as expected there.
However, when I try and send email from a php form to an address at XYZ.com, my server tries to send it locally, instead of sending it to google's MX address. If I try and send mail from this php form to either ABC.com or DEF.com, it works great and sends it to google's MX servers.
I ran a email trace from within cpanel and it returned this:
asdf@XYZ.com
virtual_aliases via /etc/valiases/XYZ.com
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|
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-------- XYZ@myserver.com
localuser to local delivery
asdf@ABC.com
lookuphost via ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.com
The contents of my valiases files?
root@server [/etc]# cat /etc/valiases/XYZ.com
*: XYZ
root@server [/etc]# cat /etc/valiases/ABC.com
*: ABC
Here's some debug from the exim_mainlog file
2008-05-14 12:34:06 <= nobody@MYSERVER.com U=nobody P=local S=660
2008-05-14 12:34:08 => asdf@ABC.com R=lookuphost T=remote_smtp H=ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.com [209.85.147.27]
2008-05-14 12:34:08 Completed
2008-05-14 12:45:53 <= nobody@MYSERVER.com U=nobody P=local S=2611
2008-05-14 12:45:54 => XYZ <asdf@XYZ.com> R=localuser T=local_delivery
2008-05-14 12:45:54 Completed
Any ideas?
My first post here at cpanel, and this is cos i'm now a proud owner cpanel vps
Anyways, my question is how do i forward the unsecure 2082/2086 ports to the secure 2083/2087 ports.
I have already done the server tweaking so that /cpanel and /whm etc gets forwarded to the secure ports.
BTW i have noted that when i use http://domain.tld:2083 cpanel would automatically redirect to https, so just a port redirect/forward would be enough.
I have a dedicated server with cPanel/WHM and on it is a site with for example user name: domain
The main email user name is of course domain I'd also like to forward admin@domainname.com to the domain user account then any other emails would fail. So say if someone sent an email to sales@domainname.com it would fail unless of course I had an account setup.
Currently I can get admin@domainname.com to foward to the main account box, however in doing so it will also forward everything else.
Is this possible?
We have an Apache acting as a reverse-proxy and listening on the Internet ("Our URL" on port 443).
We would have two ways of accessing this reverse-proxy:
-From a mobile app (authentication would be based on a corporate certificate)
-From any browser (authentication would be a login form)
The question is: can Apache forward requests to either server 1 or server 2, depending on whether a certificate is sent by the client?
I have following components configured.
LoadBalancer, Apache and SSL enabled JBoss.
Lodbalancer URL ....
Apache URL ...
Jboss URL (SSL) ...
When the request comes to Loadbalancer, it is forwarding the request fine to apache.
But from apache I am not able to forward the request to Jboss(SSL)
I am using below settings on httpd.conf file of apache but url is getting changed to [URL] .... from [URL] ...
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off
RewriteRule (.*) https://servername:8443/EPC [R,L]
I still want the generic name (emsprod.com) to be displayed on url instead of server name.
How I can successfully forward the request to Jboss when I access LB url.
Portforward port 25 to 587
Plesk for Windows 11.5.30
MailEnable Professional 7.55
We are have setup smtp like this
If i telnet 587 from outside and on the server no problem all is working great !
If i try telenet 25 from outside I can not connect ! But if och do it from the server i can connect !!
It is probably something i missed, but I can not find the correct settings !
Firewall is open for 25 and 587 !
One of my clients has 2 accounts:
- foo.com, with a mail account info@foo.com.
- bar.com, with domain forwarding to foo.com.
Sending an email message to info@foo.com works.
Sending an email message to info@bar.com doesn't work. When using the ZoneEdit SMTP test utility I get the following error message:
Code:
> RCPT TO:<info@bar.com>
< 550 5.1.1 User unknown: info@bar.com
I checked "/etc/vdomainaliases/bar.com" and "/etc/localdomains", they are configured properly.
Any suggestions?
I have active directory setup. Two users are in there that have exchange mailboxes. One has been deleted, but still gets mail on occasion. So, to keep things simple, bob@mydomain.com is a current user. tim@mydomain.com is the one that was deleted. Can I forward mail from tim's address to bob's address without a using a distrobution list?
I usually use contacts to forward mail, but that only appears to work for external addresses, and not for internal addresses (ie, mydomain.com)
Any ideas?
II just transfered domain hosting from my clients old host to my server. The new website is up-and-running without problems. At his request, I use a MX --> A redirect to send his mail to his local server at his business, where he wishes to receive it. It is setup as follows:
Main domain (xyz.net)
MX ->> extmail.xyz.net.
extmail "A" ->> 99.99.999.99 (at the clients local server)
Here is the PROBLEM. The client has a secondary parked account that just directs to the main account. The client has email MX forwarding from that account, which does not seem to be forwarding correctly after this changeover described above --- it is not being delivered.
Question: Do I have to change the MX pointer at the secondary domain to point ->> to extmail.xyz.net? it is currently set to point to mail.xyz.net.
I have a windows 2000 server and I would like to configure two domain names, c.com and bnvsaj.c.com and requests to these domains should be forwarded to 192.168.0.1 and 192.168.0.2. How can I configure like this?
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