We are having problems delivering mail to @btinternet.com addresses from
our VPS running Postfix on Debian Lenny. From the limited information I
found on Google it seems likely that the e-mails are being delivered but
then moved to the users webmail spam folder. In my case the (two) users
are not aware that they have webmail, but I believe they do (provided by
Yahoo?).
Here's a mail.log file extract (user name edited):
Dec 28 17:28:44 vs1 amavis[9066]: (09066-08) Passed CLEAN, [86.0.209.51]
[86.0.209.51] <martin(a)jset.net> -> <xyz(a)btinternet.com>om>, Message-ID:
<4D1A1E26.2060901(a)jset.net>et>, mail_id: BQJb5C4gVigN, Hits: -5, size:
6507007, queued_as: 41CD6E2F7, 1372 ms
Dec 28 17:28:44 vs1 postfix/smtp[9732]: 69772E2F3:
to=<xyz(a)btinternet.com>om>, relay=127.0.0.1[127.0.0.1]:10024, delay=74,
delays=73/0/0/1.4, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (250 2.0.0 Ok, id=09066-08,
from MTA([127.0.0.1]:10025): 250 2.0.0 Ok: queued as 41CD6E2F7)
Dec 28 17:28:44 vs1 postfix/qmgr[5081]: 69772E2F3: removed
We use the same server for business and personal e-mails and the only
problem I'm aware of is with @btinternet.com addresses. Thunderbird on
the client machine is using the vs1 SMPT server with hostname
jset.net.
Emails are delivered if we use our broadband provider's SMPT server (but
they are slow and frequently time out and not suitable for mobile working).
Any suggestions/configuration changes to debug this would be welcome.
Regards, Martin