On Sat, Mar 01, 2003 at 11:05:28AM +0100, Rudy Gevaert wrote:
| Hello,
|
| My logcheck reports this to me:
|
| Possible Security Violations
| =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
| Mar 1 10:12:33 schamper postfix/smtp[10038]: B2CC31BA02:
| +to=<wi9ko8@vote-democrats.com>, relay=none, delay=31872,
| status=deferred
| +(connect to vote-democrats.com[209.40.127.220]: Connection refused)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
That message comes from the TCP/IP stack, not postfix itself. It
means the other machine refused your request to open a TCP connection.
| What should I do?
Well,
$ host -t mx vote-democrats.com
vote-democrats.com MX 10 mtk.comcor.ru
$ host -t a mtk.comcor.ru
mtk.comcor.ru A 212.45.0.156
For some reason postfix was trying to connect to the wrong machine.
Maybe their DNS records were temporarily broken at the time you were
trying to send them mail. Maybe you have a broken DNS setup that
caused postfix to try the wrong host. I'm not entirely sure.
-D
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