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please share the logs from the point where you add a mailbox to the list - to the point where the mail that is not blocked passes through . and for the second point - check your browsers development console - if you see any errors in the requests ...

* ein who-object anlegen - und als entry darin ein domain entry mit eurer domain * ein what object wie beschrieben (und None-matches - als match if) * in einer regel, das who-object als To, und das What object als what hinzufuegen (und als action initial mal Quarantine) glaube damit sollte es...

BCC heißt normalerweise, dass die Empfangsadresse gar nicht in den mail-headern vorkommt, sonder nur als envelope-rcpt-to verwendet wird. Envelope Adressen werden in PMG mit Who/Wer Objekten gematched. Ich hoffe das hilft! Sonst bitte das Regelsystem und die logs von so einer mail teilen.

please provide a bit more of logs - is the line: still present? if yes - please also provide your active rules (anonymize as little as possible): `pmgdb dump --rules active` does the mail in question have attachments? - which mime-parts does it consist of?

Currently you need to copy the file to /var/lib/pmg/backup (while keeping the name) - you can use scp or rsync for this. an upload button for local backups might make sense though - if you like please create an enhancement request at https://bugzilla.proxmox.com Thanks

There never has been such a what object in the PMG code-base?! I'd check what was installed/when in /var/log/apt/ ...

did this ever happen for you in practice? and - the IDs are local to the system - yes you see them in the sending server's logs, and when sending mails further in those servers logs as well... - but to get the complete picture you already need to look at all system's mail-ids... (even im PMG...

Why do you need to set enable_long_queue_ids? - without this setting the tracking center would work as intended.

Why do you think it is disabled in PMG? There is an option to disable it - if it causes problems with downstream servers - I assume that your problem might be related to this - but please share logs else it is not possible to tell for sure. See the postfix documentation for some background...

For PMG you get some information through /var/log/pmgproxy/pmgproxy.log - there you have the IP and a change to a who object would be a POST which entry was added/removed is not logged. I hope this helps!

There is currently no What Object that limits the number of mails outgoing?

The message comes from the _User_ welcome list - you can manage that for each e-mail address under GUI->Administration->User Whitelist/Welcomelist the envelope-from (RFC5321.From) is empty, but the mail has a from header (RFC5322.From) of: From: "sales@domain.com" <sales@domain.com> See also...

This is not supported by the log-tracker (and there are not current plans to change that): https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2091 I hope this helps!

Um herauszufinden wo der diskspace gebraucht wird kann ich `ncdu` empfehlen (siehe `man ncdu` für dokumentation). z.B. `ncdu -x /` Ich hoffe das hilft mal weiter.

please share the logs of such a mail so that we're sure that we're talking about the same thing. But the SPF handling in the mail-proxy (GUI->Configuration->Mail Proxy->Options->Use SPF) is quite rigid and not configurable - if the mail gets a hard-fail it is rejected. (you can disable that and...

to achieve your goal of letting anyone who has access to port 26 relay mails to anyone - this seems correct (did not test it explicitly) In context of having a separate firewall which restricts access to port 26 in your setup - this can work - Writing this here explicitly - lest someone reads...

Why not (asking mostly to not overlook something)? The only downside I currently see is that you'd need to create the DNS-entries for all domains (you can do so before switching and while keeping the record for the currently used selector in place)

see https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2742 - please record your interest there as this helps us prioritize which features to add in the future.

Not sure if I understand the question 100% correctly - but the scores depend on each mail: * PMG uses SpamAssassin as its Spamdetector * SpamAssassin gets updates to its rules quite often (they are stored in /var/lib/spamassassin/<spamassassinversion>) depending on which rules match for a mail...

might be an interaction of the user's welcome list and a rule where you remove an attachment (or put it in attachment quarantine)... could you share your ruleset and a mail which triggers the message (anonymize what you have to keep private - but please keep the information consistent (e.g...