* Kory Hamzeh <k...@avatar.com>: > I am trying to setup postfix to authenticate and relay message from > 'traveling' users (user connecting to postfix from outside our network and > IP range). Some of our users are using Apple iPads and connecting with SALS. > Others are using TLS and are mostly Droid smartphones. > > SASL is almost working. Users can connect and authenticate using > name/password. They can send mail to domains that we relay for, but if the > destination e-mail is not one of the domains we relay for, the e-mail > bounces with "reject: RCPT".
Post "postconf -n" output. You probably forgot to add the authorization rule to smtpd_recipient_restrictions. > My TLS setup is a bigger mess. The maillog tells me that a SSL session has > been established, but then the connection seems to get cleared by the client > (Droid). I've looked at many Postfix TLS How-to's, and some of them seem to > contradict the other. Again: "postconf -n". > I am wondering if there is a kind soul who can contact me offline at kory at > avatar dot com and help me troubleshoot these issues. I have spent hours > googling and reading on the subject of Postfix TLS support. I'll do that if everything else onlist fails. Others, reading archives, won't benefit from offlist fixes. p...@rick -- All technical questions asked privately will be automatically answered on the list and archived for public access unless privacy is explicitely required and justified. saslfinger (debugging SMTP AUTH): <http://postfix.state-of-mind.de/patrick.koetter/saslfinger/>
