Hello,
I'm using postfix on RHEL and looking to accomplish the following :
We have a postfix instance running were traffic from another smtp server (
smtp server A ) is being handled
Postfix now does simple header_checks and reroutes to several other smtp
servers, via sender based routing.
I bel
I understand , but ..
/^route_gcgw: BE/ WARN Test
is triggered now.
And is there any way with header_checks I can accomplish my if .. end if
somehow .
Or is it really limited and not suitable for what I'm looking to do ?
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Hello
It's me again and the header_checks is driving me crazy
Mail comming from other mail system comes into postfix were header_checks is
enabled
The mail system adds a header :
route_gcgw: BE
This header is visible when the mail is received
I have a header_checks file where 'again' the if s
OK but I was playing around now with the regexpr. and still an issue
/^From:.*robby.vanmieg...@domain.be.*/ WARN TESTJE
This one works
/^From:.*from=<>*/ WARN from empty header
This one not , but the 'string' is in the header From..
Example of Header From :
header From: ROBBY VAN MIEGHEM fr
Victor ; what should I accomplish with check_sender_access ? Seems this one
is used to block senders ? We do not want to block emails, but reroute all
the mails on postfix towards relayhosts ( specified by the sending domain ).
In this case thinking in terms of out of office mails comming from O365
Yes I tested that. The problems seems to lie in the header Return-Path not
being found in the headers of the mail. I tried with the header From: and
look for the string from=<> but I cannot accomplish this.
Really stuck
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Hello
I'm trying to accomplish the following :
If the return-path is <> ( empty ) then do the following ;
if domain is robbya.be or robbyb.be route via mailrobby.test.com ; if domain
is robbyc.be then route via mailrobby2.test.com
if /^Return-Path:\s**$/
/(^From:.*robbya\.be|^From:.*robbyb\.be
