Topic: ISP SMTP server with authentication

[waton]

Dear all,

I got a problem with sendiing email using ISP SMTP server. Email not sent and still in queue.
Current qmail log say:

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@4000000047297c913931692c status: local 0/10 remote 1/20
@4000000047297c9724006864 delivery 167: deferral: Connected_to_127.0.0.1_but_greeting_failed./Remote_host_said:_451_Upstream_SMTP_server_not_available/
@4000000047297c9724007fd4 status: local 0/10 remote 0/20

My setting:
SMTP proxy status: disabled

Email delivery setting:
Address of Internet provider's mail server: mail.my-isp.com
SMTP Authentication for Internet provider :enabled
Mail server user id:user@my-isp.com
Mail server password: password_user@my-isp.com
Hostname and adresses setting:
My domain = my-isp.com
Hostname:mail.my-isp.com
Location:remote
IP address:202.112.xxx.xxx

Please help

[mmccarn]

Since your SMTP proxy is turned off, you should be able to configure a test client on the internal network to send email out through your ISP directly.  I'd do this in order to triple-check that I had the correct username and password values...

[waton]

Client can send email out trough ISP directly. I found that ISP smtp reject connection from server because my SME server use system name 'mysmeserver.my-isp.com' that can't resolve by ISP smtp.

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Net::SMTP=GLOB(0x8ea2f90)>>> HELO mysmeserver.my-isp.com
Net::SMTP=GLOB(0x8ea2f90)<<< 550 Forged HELO: you are not mysmeserver.my-isp.com

My workaround was change code on /usr/local/sbin/smtp-auth-proxy.pl. For some reason I can't change my server system name, so I change Hello value to 'localhost'.

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my $smtp = Net::SMTP->new($smarthost,
                            Hello => 'localhost',
                            #Hello => "${system_name}.${domain_name}",
                            Debug => $debug
                        );
    unless ($smtp)
    {
        print "451 Upstream SMTP server not available\n";
        warn "No SMTP connection to ISP server\n";
        exit;
    }

Any other idea?

Thank's

[cactus]

My workaround was change code on /usr/local/sbin/smtp-auth-proxy.pl. For some reason I can't change my server system name, so I change Hello value to 'localhost'.

...

Any other idea?

Did you try to change the system name by login in to a SME Server shell as admin (with the same password as the root user). You will be presented a menu, where you can choose to reconfigure your system and in th first step you should be able to change the name of your server.

[waton]

Yes, I did. But I don't want change my system name.

Thx