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Have a look at this 2 topics;
viewtopic.php?t=1278
viewtopic.php?f=14&t=1237

No problem over here
Checked the maiilog and did see some blocks by barracuda, but they where right

In webmin go to; - Servers - Postfix mail server - Transport mapping Edit files in webmin; - Servers - Postfix mail server - Edit config files and select "transport" - Scroll to bottom and set the configuration like this; blabla.net smtp:[192.168.1.14] bliepbliep.com smtp:[192.168.1.14] no...

Looked at my notes;
viewtopic.php?f=19&t=3394&p=14987&hilit ... 23f#p14988

Why not temporary disable the receive connector in Exchange and then do the upgrade?

I have no problems with version 4. It just runs fine on 2GB ram.

Thanks!

See this howto;
https://www.davidmartinwhite.com/2016/1 ... h-postfix/

cat /etc/eFa-Version

I'm still running the old version and it works.
Some Googling did return that it could be related to Centos 7
View https://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=1217432 for a possible solution.

Fatima, doe you have an update? Did you solved it and what was the solution?

You can use this script for pulling in the users;
https://marcocarcano.wordpress.com/getadsmtp-pl-script/

How about the exchange server? Is your exchange healthty without any error, and is there space enough to receive the mails?

Use a new password and not the same password as before

Have a look at this topic rickriv90210, maybe it is browser related;
viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2776&p=10974&hilit ... ain#p10974

No because it's blocked (just as you asked )
If stats are so important, just create rules to forward spammy mail domains to a specified mail address

edit /etc/postfix/header_checks and insert;
/^From:.*\@maildomain.com/ DISCARD

As I mentioned: 1. I have an Exchange VM server running on that ESX and it's working just fine. 2. The EFA has been working fine for the first two months. It is not the hardware nor the underline ESXi. Have you moved the server to be sure? I have seen more problems solved by just moving a server to...

Just to be sure (and to exclude) it has absolutely nothing to do with the hardware, is it possible to vmotion the server to another host with other disks (or maybe to the local disks of another host)

This looks like a Exchange warning (limited send connector?) and not EFA

Problem found in conf.php
There are 2 servers defined in one rule.
define('LDAP_HOST', 'srvdc01.rotzooitje.local srvdc02.rotzooitje.local');
After cleaning it up to only one server it's working again.

After updating i could not longer login to EFA. The "checklogin.php" returns that it cannot connect to my Domain Controllers. LDAP-Debug script to AD also won't work anymore. It only returns: "Test connection to server Connection to server failed" After reverting back to snapshot...

edit /etc/postfix/main.cf and change the parameter message_size_limit to what you want the limit to be. (or include the parameter if it is not there)

message_size_limit = 20480000

- Change password of one of this users to a simple password without special characters
- Create new user with simple password
- Try other login - domain/username - only username - mailaddress
- Sure LDAP is working fine?

In the log there is a line who said: "private/anvil: wanted attribute: (list terminator)"
This looks like postfix is thinking it's under a smtp attack because of a wrong authentication/relay