Emmanuel : >That's crazy, If you're able to run a dedicated proxy instance, you're able to >run an outboud postfix instance too: the perfect proxy software for >smtp/postfix is postfix. >Otherwise it means that you're trying to solve your use-case at the wrong >level and that should be dealt at the network firewall/advanced routing level.
It is not. As I wrote earlier: > The key benefit to guys like me is that one doesn´t have to manage two > instances, considering setup and maintenance, configuration (like tls > policies), backup or just trust in your provider. I only need to solve a networking issue. And I wrote that before as well: > I am running my postfix (mailcow) in my local network and interface to the > outside via a VPN that is terminated on a VPS with a static address with > adequate reputation. Historically I used NAT in both directions in- and > outbound, but I switched to use proxy protocol inbound as I am in fact now > using two VPS in parallel. Outbound I am still stuck with NAT, and thus > limited to use IPv4. I looked at several NAT6 variants and also NDP proxy, > and all look both complex and discouraged. Thus I am wondering whether it would be feasible to use proxy protocol outbound as well with postfix. Actually I am doing this with other services and I think it should be straightforward to add. Are you willing to consider that? Or is it already supported and I did overlook an option to use it? I may have overlooked other options. However what I definitely don´t want to do is run a relay server on the VPS. Joachim _______________________________________________ Postfix-users mailing list -- postfix-users@postfix.org To unsubscribe send an email to postfix-users-le...@postfix.org
