I have a postfix 3.10 installation up & running. Postfix and dovecot handle mail reception from the inet, dovecot/587 users sending to the local domains or into the internet.Is there a possibility of having some kind of "local" restriction for a specific (or a set of) local users (coming in via dovecot imap/587 smtp) to *SEND* emails? If you're using Dovecot for submission and want help with Dovecot, it is probably best to ask that question of the Dovecot community...
I forgot to mention amavisd. And IF dovecot is the best angle of attack, I do not know. Maybe some kind of policy driven solution coming from postfix/amavis/dovecot in combination driven by pf is? I am not aware that dovecot does such checking - possibly with sieve. At least I didnt use the proper search keywords so far... -- Florian Piekert, PMP flo...@floppy.org ================================================================ Note: this message was send by me *only* if the eMail message contains a correct pgp signature corresponding to my address at flo...@floppy.org. Do you need my PGP public key? Check out http://www.floppy.org or send me an email with the subject "send pgp public key" to this address of mine.Thx!
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