ZhangHuangbin wrote:windigo wrote:but nothing from external or without vpn
If you send from an external account (e.g. Gmail/Yahoo/Hotmail), you should receive a bounce message, please paste this bounce message body here, it contains technical info to help troubleshoot.
Hello, I will be taking over the troubleshooting, it seems our sysadmin "windigo" is off for a 2 week vacation, as former sysadmin I have been asked to try to solve this problem.
The trouble is not with outgoing smtp/pop3 or imap, email software such as Microsoft mail, thunderbird etc all work fine. The problem is with the webmail (roundcube) interface. Customers from our IP subnet are able to reach the webmail without any problems, but customers outside our IP subnet cannot. The webbrowser title shows "Roundcube mail:: etc" but nothing else appears.
Trying to access directly with the IP address/roundcube does not work either. However, if only the IP address is entered in the browser, I get the default Apache web page.
This seems to have started after 2 of our users had their passwords stolen and our mail server was spamming with those stolen credentials. That problem has since been solved, I do not believe that root access has been gained on the system. The configuration files for the virtual servers are unchanged, everything else looks ok. I have tried to temporarily turn off iptables, but this does not change anything. Perhaps this is a fail2ban issue ? Would not stopping iptables show this ?
Any help will be much appreciated, Thanks.
In the /var/log/apache2/error.log I get lines such as "(70007)The timeout specified has expired:". Perhaps this is related ?
As per your suggestion I have sent an email from linuxmail.org to our mail server, the message goes through without a bounce message.