Hi
Thanks, I did see this info, however am hoping to find someone who has used
this before, its not clear what happens when the FROM address isn't listed
in the " sender_dependent_relayhost_maps" does it then try to send END to
END? (as relayhost has no entry in the main.cf)
How do I get the vers
On 12/15/2012 06:59 PM, John Levine wrote:
You want to share one dedicated external source IP address among
multiple Postfix SMTP clients. If there were only one dedicated
external source IP address, then a NAT router would suffice.
That would be my first suggestion. For a cheap experiment, get
Peter:
> Also the log entry says this:
> > Dec 15 17:59:09 mailhost postfix/local[7486]: B4D124341:
> > to=, relay=local, delay=0, status=bounced (unknown
> > user: "foo-test")
>
> Wouldn't that be better if it says, '(unknown user: "foo")'? This in
Yes, that would make sense.
It looks like the
decoder:
> On 12/16/2012 01:22 AM, Wietse Venema wrote:
> > decoder:
> >> Hello Wietse,
> >>
> >> the documentation on this (the comment in the main.cf file also) says
> >> that foo-test will first be checked and only if that doesn't exist it
> >> will use foo. Is the documentation wrong then?
> >
On 16/12/12 13:45, decoder wrote:
> On 12/16/2012 01:22 AM, Wietse Venema wrote:
>> I don't recall that Postfix documentation promises
>> this for UNIX system account lookups.
>
> This one:
>
> # Basically, the software tries user+foo and .forward+foo before trying
> user and .forward.
That's fr
On 12/16/2012 01:22 AM, Wietse Venema wrote:
> decoder:
>> Hello Wietse,
>>
>> the documentation on this (the comment in the main.cf file also) says
>> that foo-test will first be checked and only if that doesn't exist it
>> will use foo. Is the documentation wrong then?
> Which comment? I don't re
decoder:
> Hello Wietse,
>
> the documentation on this (the comment in the main.cf file also) says
> that foo-test will first be checked and only if that doesn't exist it
> will use foo. Is the documentation wrong then?
Which comment? I don't recall that Postfix documentation promises
this for UN
Hello Wietse,
the documentation on this (the comment in the main.cf file also) says
that foo-test will first be checked and only if that doesn't exist it
will use foo. Is the documentation wrong then?
Also, at least the log message is clearly a bug, it states that a user
does not exist although i
decoder:
> Hello,
>
>
> today, we stumbled across a possible bug with the recipient_delimiter
> option. Steps to reproduce are:
>
>
> 1. Set recipient_delimiter to - (minus sign), instead of the typical + sign.
> 2. Create a local system user with a - sign, e.g. foo-test.
> 3. Send mail to foo-
Acording to this :
smtp_sasl_password_maps (empty)
Optional Postfix SMTP client lookup tables with one
username:password entry per remote hostname or
domain, or sender address when sender-dependent
authentication is enabled.
h
Muhammad Yousuf Khan skrev den 14-12-2012 08:43:
i am confuse about the utilization of directives: "mynetwork" and
"mynetwork_style"
dont define them in main.cf if defaults works
postconf -d | grep mynetwork
eg postfix knows all data from the host it runs on anyway
so add # to the lines with
mouss skrev den 14-12-2012 23:01:
you can also consider getting a copy of "the book of postfix".
if its ever updated i would like to pay for the next version as a ebook
Hello,
today, we stumbled across a possible bug with the recipient_delimiter
option. Steps to reproduce are:
1. Set recipient_delimiter to - (minus sign), instead of the typical + sign.
2. Create a local system user with a - sign, e.g. foo-test.
3. Send mail to foo-test@mailhost
Postfix will l
>You want to share one dedicated external source IP address among
>multiple Postfix SMTP clients. If there were only one dedicated
>external source IP address, then a NAT router would suffice.
That would be my first suggestion. For a cheap experiment, get
something like a Cisco E2500, configure i
Ram:
> Hi
>
> I have a slightly OT question
>
> If I have to use a single IP for a sender domain to the internet, but
> yet the mails may get sent from different servers
> What is the best way for doing it
>
> The requirement is because the volumes are too large for a single
> machine to handl
Hi
I have a slightly OT question
If I have to use a single IP for a sender domain to the internet, but
yet the mails may get sent from different servers
What is the best way for doing it
The requirement is because the volumes are too large for a single
machine to handle but the client still
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