On Thu, 12 Aug 2004, Scott Eberl wrote:
> Aug 12 10:30:52 turncoat postfix/qmgr[23763]: F02CB2AF4F:
> from=<nobody@turncoat.area420.net>, size=443, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
> Aug 12 10:31:22 turncoat postfix/smtp[24919]: connect to
> example.com[192.0.34.166]: Connection timed out (port 25)
> Aug 12 10:31:22 turncoat postfix/smtp[24919]: F02CB2AF4F:
> to=<you@example.com>, relay=none, delay=256173, status=deferred (connect
> to example.com[192.0.34.166]: Connection timed out)
>
> I have checked everything I can think of. Nothing in the postfix configs
> show this what I need to know is can I search every file on my machine
> for the string "example.com[192.0.34.165]" This is getting set somewhere
> but I can't seem to find it.

idunno but i'm not so sure 'example.com' is text from your machine.
first note the ip# 192.0.34.166 is a legit number. do something
like 'dig example.com' and lo, A 192.0.34.166.

name[number] notation often means 'name' is what's been given (HELO)
and number is ip# of actual connection.

it looks like your machine is trying to send mail to you@example.com,
and example.com is answering the HELO but ignoring you after that.





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