[solved] Posfix width multiple domains

[elmar283]

I have installed a mailserver width multiple domains. I used the documentation on http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/virt-mail-howto.xml.

No not all mail is delivered to my mailboxes. It is only from some domains (e.g. dds.nl). I do not get any error, the smtp server at that domains simply are not able to find my mailserver.

I have three domains on my server. One the FQDN and two are virtual.
The server is connected width my modem. The modem forwards everything to this server (firewall is on the server width iptables, but that is outside this discussion). My internet hoster is XS4ALL. There my ipaddress is binded width my FQDN domain:

[cach0rr0]

a few quick things

-your DNS setup looks perfectly fine
-for longer config files, is best to strip comments. Many ways to do this, I usually just do something like egrep -v '^(\#|$)' /etc/postfix/main.cf
-your relay_domains setting does not make sense. You have referenced $transport_maps, but then $transport_maps is not defined anywhere.

-lastly, what is the actual error you are seeing?

NB: that howto is somewhat old, and doesnt explain much, and i dont like it, so I made this one
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[elmar283]

Thanks for your answer:
Yes, the transport maps can go. It is from: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/mailfilter-guide.xml. I did put that line out now.
I agree with you that the explanation is poor on the virtual mail guide.

There is no error message on my log files. The mail does not come on my server. I think somewhere else something goes wrong on the origin of the mail.
This is the error mail I got from the mta on dds.nl:
I changed all @ tot (at).

[cach0rr0]

[elmar283]

I solved the problem. I blocked the ip-address 85.17.178.138 with: iptables -I INPUT -s 85.17.178.138 -j DROP.

Thank you for your input and guide page. I'm going to read the guide to get a better grip on my mailserver.[/code]