1. All Postfix mail logs must be able to check via some kind of web
interface,where one will be able to see the MessageID,Subject,To,
Date,Time and status of sent message,the similar can be seen on the
following URL:
http://www.kyapanel.com/images/rsgallery/original/kp8.png (although not
necessarily using this software)
The purpose of this requirement is for somebody to be able to find out
if any of the emails sent out was not delivered,and if not,
what was the reason.
I use syslog-ng to feed logs to a mysql db which can be easily looked at
via web interface.
2. The scripts will send 'important' and 'less important' emails. If
script is programmed to send 'important' ones,the copy of email
must be sent to a separate account that will archive all sent emails
(automatically BCC or something similar).
If script will send 'less important' email,there is no need to keep a
copy of sent email.
The purpose of this request is for somebody to be able to find out the
same copy of email if a recipient confirm that he has not
received that very same email.
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3. Some emails will have kind of 'no-r...@domain.com' email address in
'From' field. If recipient of this email by accident or so
does send a reply back to 'no-re...@domain.com',he should receive an
error email ('User does not exist' or similar error) and
also certain local user at 'domai.com' should be alerted that an attempt
of email delivery to 'no-re...@domain.com' has been
occurred.
check_recipient_access main.cf config parameter pointing to a file that
contains:
no-re...@domain.com REJECT no such user
