hm - passiert das auch mit einem anderen browser/in einem private window? - zeigt die browser console (developer utilities) einen fehler/warning?
Danke
Thanks for the clarification !
could you please:
* send such a message from your internal sender to the external recipients
* share the journal or /var/log/syslog part that shows the timespan in which you sent the mail?
mails in pmg are logged for each port - and the tracking center takes its information from the logs - so mails received on both ports are normally logged.
by default 26 is the internal port ? (as 25 is the port where email is sent to on the internet)
hm - this seems odd - as the comparison should not cause an error here - please share the output of:
* `pmgversion -v`
* `apt update`
* `apt full-upgrade`
in code-tags - maybe this shows where the issue is...
sollte von:
abgedeckt werden - sprich das sollte weitergeleitet werden
-> was sagen die nginx-logs auf dem proxy ?
-> was sagt /var/log/pmgproxy/pmgproxy.log auf dem pmg ?
-> was sagt das journal auf dem pmg ?
wie sieht die gesamte nginx-site config aus?
Address verification in PMG is handled by postfix - so the docs apply:
https://www.postfix.org/ADDRESS_VERIFICATION_README.html
for the duration of caching see the verify(8) manpage:
https://www.postfix.org/verify.8.html
In my experience deleting/discarding the verification cache is not too...
bitte nicht doppelt posten - da die frage im anderen thread:
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/spam-quarant%C3%A4ne-trotz-welcomelist.179414/
schon eine antwort hat - schliesse ich diesen hier und verschiebe den anderen ins passende subforum.
searching for this log-message online yields some results from 2007 where this was installed in postfix as mitigation for some strange email that tried to circumvent some checks - as it's not too common in my experience (this is the first time I've seen this IIRC) - I'd guess that the...
The file is created when it's needed - i.e. I'd suggest to configure the DNS-plugin and ACME setup via GUI - this should take care of the file being created correctly.
Could you try setting ACME up via GUI - and see if that resolves your issues?
is this maybe a clustered PMG system? (the templates get synced from the master node to the others..) - else I don't think there is anything in PMG that overwrites your /etc/pmg/templates/ files...
please use code tags for config-files - this helps a lot to see where it starts and where it ends.... - thanks!
the template needs to be called: main.cf.in - does your template have the .in extension? (maybe that's the issue...)
I don't see that line in the template you pasted?
I hope this helps!
yes - the postfix configuration in PMG is handled by the templating system:
https://pmg.proxmox.com/pmg-docs/pmg-admin-guide.html#pmgconfig_template_engine
if you want to change it - copying the one from /var/lib/pmg/templates to /etc/pmg/templates and running `pmgconfig sync --restart 1` is the...
hm - the 'Edit' button only becomes active after you click on a row (that you then edit when clicking the Edit button) - is this maybe the issue?
else make sure that you select `Linux PAM standard authentication` as Realm when logging in (root@pam can edit anything in the GUI)
if both don't...