InetPowerServer/2

[Robert Wolfe]

Hi all!

I am having an issue with IPS/2 and right now do not know where I begin working
with fixing it. Here is the error log IPS/2's SMTPd gives me when trying to
send email to my domain:

[c:\ips\log]tail -f main-smtp-1.log
@2015/01/17 (Saturday January 17, 2015)
17:20:19.49 [ 13] Client session started, requested by "209.85.213.174"
(Socket
=2281; Clients=1)
17:20:19.58 [ 13] - Connection from "209.85.213.174" accepted
17:20:19.67 [ 13] EHLO "mail-ig0-f174.google.com", ok
17:20:19.87 [ 13] MAIL "***@gmail.com", ok
17:20:19.94 [ 13] RCPT "***@os2bbs.org", forward not allowed
17:20:20.04 [ 13] Logout
17:23:33.37 [ E] Client session started, requested by "209.85.213.182"
(Socket
=2286; Clients=1)
17:23:33.50 [ E] - Connection from "209.85.213.182" accepted
17:23:33.56 [ E] EHLO "mail-ig0-f182.google.com", ok
17:23:33.84 [ E] MAIL "***@gmail.com", ok
17:23:34.01 [ E] RCPT "***@os2bbs.org", forward not allowed
17:23:34.12 [ E] Logout

Here is the SMTPD-1 confi section in I have in my IPS.CFG file:

[SMTP-1]
ForwardAddress=50.194.33.* *.os2bbs.org 127.0.0.1 localhost !*
LocalDomain=os2bbs.org
LocalDomains=@os2bbs.org @[50.194.33.2] @[192.168.1.112] @localhost

Any help anyone could provide would be greatly appreciated.

[Paul Ratcliffe]

Post by Robert Wolfe
I am having an issue with IPS/2 and right now do not know where I begin working
with fixing it. Here is the error log IPS/2's SMTPd gives me when trying to
17:23:33.37 [ E] Client session started, requested by "209.85.213.182"
(Socket
=2286; Clients=1)
17:23:33.50 [ E] - Connection from "209.85.213.182" accepted
17:23:33.56 [ E] EHLO "mail-ig0-f182.google.com", ok
17:23:34.12 [ E] Logout
[SMTP-1]
ForwardAddress=50.194.33.* *.os2bbs.org 127.0.0.1 localhost !*
LocalDomain=os2bbs.org
Any help anyone could provide would be greatly appreciated.

Maybe you need to add "@50-194-33-2-static.hfc.comcastbusiness.net" to
the LocalDomains line?
Otherwise I would suggest you play with turning on the debugging and see
what that reveals.

[Robert Wolfe]

Post by Paul Ratcliffe
the LocalDomains line?
Otherwise I would suggest you play with turning on the debugging and see
what that reveals.

Hmm, ok I had not thought about that one, but it makes sense though. I am, at
the moment, working with the internal mail server portion of my OS/2 BBS here
and so far that seems to be working out a little bit better for my needs.
However, thank you for the advice, I will still give that a try and see what
happens. Thanks again!