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Update: The VPS had port 25 blocked. :mad: They knew of my issues, they knew of the trouble I was having. I've been with them for 3 years (mostly hosting game servers or just trying out different cms's, learning more html/java/php etc but w/e. I returned to their support for this issue, since...

After doing some more research I have edited /etc/postfix/main.cf and changed inet_protocols = all to inet_protocols = ipv4 systemctl restart postfix postfix flush Still no joy. Just thought I'd update on what I was trying.

Update: I logged into the webmail for "[email protected]" and composed a new message to my gmail account. It immediately went to "deferred". I then tried tail /var/log/maillog and got this result: Sep 20 23:59:43 localhost dovecot: service=imap, [email protected], ip=[::1]...

I only asked about the hosts file because it IS a VPS using OpenVZ virtualization and I wanted to make sure that I wasn't going to break anything. Not that it really matters I guess since I can rebuild the os and reinstall Plesk in a matter of minutes on the VPS if something did break. I will...

Update: I just double checked /etc/hostname and it had reverted back to just server1 instead of server1.epicinsomniac.com So I edited it again, saved and rebooted the server. It reset back to server1 only. Frustrating. Anyway I did some digging and ended up contacting my VPS provider and they...

so you want to remove everything that is there, and redo the hosts file exactly like step 2? Including maillog (I do not have mail.log I only have /var/log/maillog that may not be important, just pointing it out again just in case.

After a server restart and > postqueue -f in the console, still no mail going out. I started double checking things and found this: That looks VERY messy, does that look right to you?

Yes I'm quite used to several different domain providers control panels, I was just simply showing you my settings to verify everything was as it should be. ;) There was not much left to do so I have completed: I did this via my VPS control panel under ptr/rdns: I had this set for...

Hello again! I've always had to apply for certs for customers it was always a pain but it has been a long while. I never knew about Let's Encrypt until I started using Plesk. Anyway moving on, I have added server1.epicxxxxxx.com and mail.epicxxxxxx.com subdomains, then used let's encrypt on them...

Even though I'm getting green lights "good" from a few services that check my configuration, I still can't seem to send an email out. I did however add domain2.tld to subscriptions and tested it. Loaded no problem. I added an email address "[email protected]" and used webmail to send a message...

Huge progress from mxtoolbox, the warnings and errors are dwindling. I am still following your initial instructions, just slowly. I want to understand why things are the way they are.

Alright moving along. I checked the mail log again (which by the way isn't located where 90% of the posts say it is) @ /var/logs/maillog Previously I had major issues trying to get that to populate and several fixes I tried didn't work. What finally worked for me was: yum -y install rsyslog...

I see no changes in information in the new main.cf file, to be sure it wasn't some weird permissions problem I created a backup of main.cf then deleted main.cf. I then plesk repair mail -y -v again. It created a new main.cf but heavily truncated and with none of the relevant server...

I fixed /etc/hostname then proceeded to examine /etc/postfix/main.cf and I found no other areas containing those items (myhostname, mydomain, myorigin, etc) that weren't commented out nor any that contained any of my server information. Am I simply over-looking them? Providing entirety of...

Hello again and thank you for all of your help, present and future :) I will read and follow these directives one at a time until this is resolved. I checked, and it was already set that way: I'm stopping here for the moment, after inspecting /etc/postfix/main.cf, I noticed some of these...