> On Mon, 12 Mar 2012, Larry Stone wrote:
>
> > It's not clear if you're trying to do this on port 25 or port 587
> > (submission).
>
> I'd be keen to know how I can, if I should, offload port 25; as I
> indicated I'm using port 25 because I didn't stumble over any other course
> of action. Please feel free to point me at what I _should_ be doing!
> -smile-
...I'd still like to know if something like this is a good idea?!...
However
> > In any event, you have included permit_sasl_authenticated in
> > your smtpd_recipient_restrictions, right?
>
> Yes, as described in my first post here.
>
> > Note that
> > permit_sasl_authenticated must be ahead of reject_unauth_destination.
>
> In smtpd_sender_restrictions, permit_sasl_authenticated immediately
> follows permit_mynetworks. In smtpd_recipient_restrictions, it's
> considerably further from being first! (as can be seen below) I'll move it
> to follow permit_mynetworks and see how it goes! THANKS for the
> suggestion.
THAT WAS IT, LARRY!
...None of the reject_* things seemed to apply, but then, well, CLEARLY
at least one of them did... Sure would be nice if the log contained the
reason for rejection, however, I'm not complaining; this community has
provided me with GREAT software for a LONG time!
THANKS AGAIN,
Richard
