Voytek:
> I have a user who can not receive emails as his correspondent's domain is
> currently on multiple rbls.
>
> As an interim measure, should I look at temporarily allowing this domain?
>
> Or, is that a bad idea, shouldn't consider such temp workarounds?
It should be possible to make an unsafe exception.
Somewhere in your access rules you'd stick:
check_sender_access pcre:/etc/postfix/sender_access.pcre
With:
/etc/postfix/sender_access.pcre:
/^username@ckchaiseree\.com$/ DUNNO
. reject_rbl_client xxx.xxx, reject reject_rbl_client yyy.yyyy, ...
It should be possible to just specify all this in main.cf.
For example:
check_sender_access multimap:{
inline:{
[email protected]=DUNNO
}
static:{
reject_rbl_client xxx.xxx, reject reject_rbl_client yyy.yyyy, ...
}
}
Prettyprinting this with "postconf -n" remains a challenge.
Wietse
