Topic: port 26, Urgent!!

[trenskow]

ok, thanks,,, it was still listening on 25, after some extensive looking throug the configuration i found it.

but i still dont receive any mail, now that it listens on port 125... can you try and telnet mail.trenskow.dk port 125, to see if its open from the outside?

I thought that i could let it listen on 2 different ports, but it seems that it wouldnt

This is because, on my primary domain, i have a MCBackup with port forwarding, and its setup to send to port 125.
I have another domain wich i am going to set up on the smeserver as well, and it does only have a mail-relay server, wich is sending to port 25.

Is it possible in server manager, to port forward port 25, to port 125 localhost ?

[meanpenguin]

Your port 125 is conneting to the smtp daemon.

I think I was able to send an email to root
check your smtpfront-qmail logfile
(/var/log/smtpfront-qmail/current)

You could probly port forward 25 to 125
using the portforward package.
(This is assuming that you can connect to port 25)

Ed

[trenskow]

ok.. now i kind of got it to work... it receives some mails when the smeserver is booting.

But, i couldnt send mail now... i says that it cant connect to smtp on port 25

[meanpenguin]

I thought you were going to portforward 25 to 125

Ed

[trenskow]

yep i did... but it doesnt seem to work with the port forwarding that there is in the server-manager

[meanpenguin]

What did you set the destination ip to?

1.  Add port 25 to the Port Opening panel
2.  Try

 127.0.0.1
 IP address of the server from the LAN side
 IP address of the server from the WAN side

One of these should work....

Ed

[trenskow]

okay. i am giving a retry, and then i am of to bed.

It seems like, that the problem is, that if i set the smtp to be port 125, then, it can receive, but when the server tries to send, its trying to use port 25.
I now that the webmail did, but i dont know, if this is the same problem, if i am using a mail klient