them to. What I
listed above helps dramatically cut down on invalid sends.
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Crosswinds Internet Communications Inc.
ple using your service to spam.
Typo's *do* happen so the odd case of 1 client fat-fingering an address is
fully permissible.
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Tony Holmes
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Founder and Senior Systems Architect
Crosswinds Internet Communications Inc.
wer and
> > flexbilitt of postfix.
>
> Of course it comes at a small performance price.
It worked perfectly. By putting the quota check before the mynetworks check
it does exactly what I want.
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Tony Holmes
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Crosswinds Internet Communications Inc.
ns from you both. I love the power and
flexbilitt of postfix.
> Removing the 127.0.0.1 (or whatever you use) from mynetworks of course
> breaks mail relay access control, so you may have to keep it.
Actually I removed it and local submissions (which is all this box should
allow) still worked. H
pecific port where you can use
> smtpd restrictions. you can use mini_sendmail or other.
That was where I am heading and it doesn't appear to be a major issue
to implement. I can secure php to not be allowed to talk to the box and
thus the perl script will be free to do so (relaxing the
ons, but for
the command line. Ideally without having to deploy another box :)
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Crosswinds Internet Communications Inc.
service allows it.
> >
> >However, the policy service is never checked.
> >
> >I set mynetwork= since I don't even want to trust myself, but no go.
> >
> >I have to be missing something obvious, but I'm not sure what.
> >
> >Pointers?
> >
> >
> >
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Tony Holmes
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Founder and Senior Systems Architect
Crosswinds Internet Communications Inc.
ghtly cron jobs,
etc. Everyone else can only send if the policy service allows it.
However, the policy service is never checked.
I set mynetwork= since I don't even want to trust myself, but no go.
I have to be missing something obvious, but I'm not sure what.
Pointers?
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Tony H
