Recent content by Stoiko Ivanov

On a hunch - do you have HA resources configured in that cluster? - If yes and if your nodes lost network connectivity to each other (as I could imagine happens during a STP recalculation) - then I guess they fenced themselves since they lost quorum - check the reference documenatation...

Wenn eine der beiden Regeln eine final Action hat (accept, block, quarantine) dann geht das

The logs are missing the information about the postfix instance which is sending the mail out - use the log-tracker or search your logs to find out what happened with the queue-id 4BEF42C142E :

In dem fall würde es sich anbieten eine regel mit xxx@xyz.at anzulegen mit höherer Priorität und action accept, und darunter eine mit block macro ohne from object.

Please check the upgrade instructions: https://pmg.proxmox.com/wiki/index.php/Upgrade_from_5.x_to_6.0 In that case I would guess that the issue is that you have overridden the postgresql config template and thus have the config pointing to the wrong path

Thanks for sharing the CNAME workaround - this seems indeed like a good way to deal with this situation!

does the mountpoint (i.e. the directory where you try to mount /dev/sdb1 on) '/media/emaildata' exist? `stat /media/emaildata` else create it: `mkdir -p /media/emaildata` and try again if this does not help - please open a new thread (always do so instead of replying to 3 year old threads) -...

This would rather seem like nothing is listening on 192.168.0.11:8006 ? * is this the correct ip-address? * can you connect to 'https://192.168.0.11:8006' in a browser?

A colleague of mine just pointed this out - try setting: Acquire::https:proxy "http://prox.iodocs.com:80/" i.e. without the https:// for the proxy-url - one proxy on one port can not simultaneously speak http+https+ftp on one port.... if this does not work - try dropping the https+ftp proxy...

seems there is a problem in connecting to enterprise.proxmox.com via https (in the TLS connection)... do you have some kind of proxy in between your node and enterprise.proxmox.com/the internet? make sure you can connect successfully to https://enterprise.proxmox.com curl -v...

My first guess would be that the PATH variable is not set correctly when using ssh since the putty session seems to indicate that you intially logged in as user kirby - how did you become root? (su? sudo?) if su - check https://wiki.debian.org/NewInBuster else - does it work if you run...

this sounds a bit odd - at least compared to the other users experiencing this. In any case your system is outdated - please install the latest updates and see if that improves things Thanks!

Try it :) but the mail only gets sent if the mailbox has some mails in the quarantine

Glad that helped - please mark the thread as 'SOLVED' if it works as you want it :) Thanks!

Try reinstalling pmg-api to get a clean state of the timer file and then - `systemctl edit pmgspamreport.timer` also make sure to copy the contents as I pasted them (yours had a space between the ':' and the minute) then check the journal again I hope this helps!