Mail Queue EVERYTHING is not frozen

[XPerties]

Message 1B1wk4-00010l-B5 is not frozen

Every single e-mail gets caught up in mail Q. I have don't this at least 7 times:

rm -f /usr/local/cpanel/cpanel
/scripts/installgd
/scripts/cleanmd5
/scripts/upcp

/scripts/exim4

rebooted server (both servers) many times.

checked /etc/resolv.conf


Never had issues until after updating. This happens on 2 servers both running cPanel 9.1.0-S73

DOES ANYONE have any clue what else I can do?

cPanel.net Support Ticket Number: 42837

[VirtuaLira]

Hi man.

I TRY TO SEND THE Q MAIL or EMAILS AND NOTHING HAPPEN!!! the emails don't go to the destinatary... uffff

Any one fixed the Q mail problem???? I think that was fixed, but I try to send email to other people outside of my hosted domains... and NOTHING..... the emails get in Q and when I try to send the Q emails, says "COMPLETE"... but I load the queue again and all the emails appears again.... PLEASE HELP!!!! NEED TO FIX IPTABLES?????? or something?? please If one get all working FINE PLEASE LET US NOW!!!!

[XPerties]

Going back up and staying up until someone from cpanel fixes this.

[XPerties]

after reading almost every dam thread here and ev1 forums and WHT forums putting these together and doing them in order seems all issues are all done. Don't ask me what did it, it just works now.

Also I'm to dam tiered to credit people for this so here is what I did and thank you to those who I copied from:

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/scripts/updatenow
====================

/scripts/exim4
====================

/etc/rc.d/init.d/cpanel stop

====================

rm -f /usr/local/cpanel/cpanel
/scripts/installgd
/scripts/cleanmd5
/scripts/upcp

====================


SSH into your server under root and run this

iptables -L | more

i found this line under chain OUTPUT

target prot opt source destination ACCEPT tcp -- anywhere localhost tcp dpt:smtp REJECT tcp -- anywhere anywhere tcp dpt:smtp reject-

to get rid of it i ran these commands

iptables -D OUTPUT 2
iptables -D OUTPUT 1

emailed flowed correctly after that.

====================

To forcibly attempt delivery on any mail in the queue, use
exim -qf

[maxbia]

Well good to see someone actually takes the time to come back to help others instead of being one of these idiots that just posts "fixed"

[cpanelnick]

Does everyone having a problem have the smtp security tweak turned on?>

[iisnet]

I have it turned on.

cPanel.net Support Ticket Number: 42883, 42884

[iisnet]

If I turn it off, this error still persists.

[XPerties]

Originally posted by bdraco
Does everyone having a problem have the smtp security tweak turned on?>

Both of my servers that had this issue did have SMTP enabled. After doing the above everything seems to be working and SMTP is still enabled.

You threw another feature in didn't you, and didn't test it?

[easyhoster1]

Well, this fix may work on Linux, but FREEBSD does not use IPTables. So now what? FREEBSD users are left behind.

Thats one issue, now all images in WHM are broken?
Now all machines that we upgraded have the DNS issue
as others do.

Bind reloading on host using ndc
Error reloading bind on host: Reload initiated.

Now what Nick?

[snelhost]

Hi I'm running RHEL3 and WHM 9.1.0 cPanel 9.1.0-S73.

I'm experincing the same error, when I want to deliver a mail who is in the queue I get following error:
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Message 1B2AoB-00064K-W4 is not frozen
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So I did the following as sugested.

/scripts/updatenow
====================

/scripts/exim4
====================

/etc/rc.d/init.d/cpanel stop

====================

rm -f /usr/local/cpanel/cpanel
/scripts/installgd
/scripts/cleanmd5
/scripts/upcp

====================


SSH into your server under root and run this

iptables -L | more

i found this line under chain OUTPUT

target prot opt source destination ACCEPT tcp -- anywhere localhost tcp dpt:smtp REJECT tcp -- anywhere anywhere tcp dpt:smtp reject-

to get rid of it i ran these commands

iptables -D OUTPUT 2
iptables -D OUTPUT 1

emailed flowed correctly after that.

====================

To forcibly attempt delivery on any mail in the queue, use
exim -qf

iptables -D OUTPUT 2 gave me the following error:
------
iptables: Index of deletion too big
------

I still get the error of mail not frozen.

Here is what my iptables look like right now: is there someting wrong with that?
-------
Chain OUTPUT (policy ACCEPT)
target prot opt source destination
--------

anyone have a clue how to fix that.

[bwwt]

Awesome, mine is finally fixed. Before, I was unable to get sendmail to fire over emails to my hotmail account. Thanks to the creator of this thread email is now flowing correctly

I had the same problem with the index being too big. If you have a firewall such as APF, just flush your tables entirely. Once I did that, everything went smoothly.

[snelhost]

Hi,

As apf was not yet installed, I just did, to be able to flush the tables.

when I wanted to start the firewall with
aps -s i get following error:
------
Unable to load iptables module (ip_tables), aborting.
------

I wanted to restart iptables:
service iptables restart but
Unloading iptables modules: Failed

So I wanted to reinstall iptables with:
scripts/installrpm iptables

But like it is not my day today the redhat update site is ofline untill suday evening. (monday morning for me )

It that the way I have to go or is there an other solution to get back iptables working.

[woolly]

Originally posted by XPerties
after reading almost every dam thread here and ev1 forums and WHT forums putting these together and doing them in order seems all issues are all done. Don't ask me what did it, it just works now.

Also I'm to dam tiered to credit people for this so here is what I did and thank you to those who I copied from:

=====================================





/scripts/updatenow
====================

/scripts/exim4
====================

/etc/rc.d/init.d/cpanel stop

====================

rm -f /usr/local/cpanel/cpanel
/scripts/installgd
/scripts/cleanmd5
/scripts/upcp

====================


SSH into your server under root and run this

iptables -L | more

i found this line under chain OUTPUT

target prot opt source destination ACCEPT tcp -- anywhere localhost tcp dpt:smtp REJECT tcp -- anywhere anywhere tcp dpt:smtp reject-

to get rid of it i ran these commands

iptables -D OUTPUT 2
iptables -D OUTPUT 1

emailed flowed correctly after that.

====================

To forcibly attempt delivery on any mail in the queue, use
exim -qf

i followed the instructions and the problem still isn't fixed

[easyhoster1]

does the exim.pl file exsit in /etc ?