On Wed, Jul 02, 2025 at 02:22:37PM +0530, Burn Zero wrote:
> > If you really mean authentication, a key question is whether this is an
> > ActiveDirectory environment, or just some standalone (though networked)
> > Windows servers?
>
> It is an active directory environment. But the problem is ema
Dnia 2.07.2025 o godz. 14:25:52 Burn Zero via Postfix-users pisze:
>
> They do have fixed IP addresses. But I need to implement
> authentication so that they cannot just use any email address. For
> example: a device configured with an account must be able to send
> email with that "from" address
> These probably have fixed IP addresses (if not, they should). Could you just
> allow mail from them by IP address?
They do have fixed IP addresses. But I need to implement
authentication so that they cannot just use any email address. For
example: a device configured with an account must be able
> If you really mean authentication, a key question is whether this is an
> ActiveDirectory environment, or just some standalone (though networked)
> Windows servers?
It is an active directory environment. But the problem is emails will
be sent from devices such as printers, servers and web applic
Dnia 2.07.2025 o godz. 11:59:09 Burn Zero via Postfix-users pisze:
> > Typically, neither is a good choice for *authentication* (logins via a
> > password of some sort). Are you sure you're looking for
> > *authentication* rather that email address validation?
>
> Yes, I am looking for authentic
On Wed, Jul 02, 2025 at 11:59:09AM +0530, Burn Zero wrote:
> > Typically, neither is a good choice for *authentication* (logins via a
> > password of some sort). Are you sure you're looking for
> > *authentication* rather that email address validation?
>
> Yes, I am looking for authentication. Fo
On Wed, Jul 02, 2025 at 12:02:44PM +0530, Burn Zero via Postfix-users wrote:
> > With 400k/day, you can expect loads up to 100 requests/second.
> >
> > If this uses the Postfix ldap: or mysql: clients, then maybe using
> > memcache: with backup=ldap:/foo or backup=mysql:/bar can help.
> >
>
> Than
> With 400k/day, you can expect loads up to 100 requests/second.
>
> If this uses the Postfix ldap: or mysql: clients, then maybe using
> memcache: with backup=ldap:/foo or backup=mysql:/bar can help.
>
Thank you, I will try using memcache.
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> Typically, neither is a good choice for *authentication* (logins via a
> password of some sort). Are you sure you're looking for
> *authentication* rather that email address validation?
Yes, I am looking for authentication. For example, printers, scanners,
applications will need to send email t
Burn Zero via Postfix-users:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to implement postfix authentication with LDAP (Active
> Directory) where the postfix server will act as relay. The expected traffic
> is huge (around 400K / day), so is it better to use LDAP as authentication
> mode than MySQL?
With 400k/day, you
On Tue, Jul 01, 2025 at 04:32:18PM +0530, Burn Zero via Postfix-users wrote:
> I am trying to implement postfix authentication with LDAP (Active
> Directory) where the postfix server will act as relay. The expected traffic
> is huge (around 400K / day), so is it better to use LDAP as authenticatio
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