Justin Peavey:
> Hi Wietse,
>
> The noted difference is for b...@trashcan.org,
> smtpd_recipient_restrictions is never evaluated at all. For
Show the smtpd logging.
Wietse
Hi Wietse,
The noted difference is for b...@trashcan.org, smtpd_recipient_restrictions is
never evaluated at all. For b...@trashcan.org there is no ‘START Recipient
address RESTRICTIONS’ or any of the related logs for
smtpd_recipient_restrictions.For arling...@trashcan.org,
smtp_recipien
Here is the start of evaluating smtpd_recipient_restrictions:
> Dec 23 16:06:34 ip-172-31-54-95 postfix/smtpd[13472]: extract_addr: in:
> , result: arling...@trashcan.org
> Dec 23 16:06:34 ip-172-31-54-95 postfix/smtpd[13472]: >>> START Recipient
> address RESTRICTIONS <<<
> Dec 23 16:06:34 ip-
I’ve spent more time reviewing and while my observations may be flawed, they do
seem to be consistent. What I continue to observe is that when an address is
matched in /etc/alias, that the smtp_recipient_restrictions are not processed
and therefore the suggested restrictions are not having any
Justin Peavey:
> I appreciate that the filter does not distinguish between domains.
> Nonetheless, I see different filtering behavior for email destined for the
> domain listed in mydomain which also have entries in /etc/aliases vs. the
> domains listed as virtual domains.
>
> Sent from my TI
nding to certain local addresses except when sent
from mail server
I have a mail server receiving internet mail for my primary domain and for a
few virtual domains. I'm having some spam issues with internet mail coming
in for address@mydomain for addresses intended for use by local
tools/scr
I appreciate that the filter does not distinguish between domains. Nonetheless,
I see different filtering behavior for email destined for the domain listed in
mydomain which also have entries in /etc/aliases vs. the domains listed as
virtual domains.
Sent from my TI-99/4A
> On Dec 14, 2017,
Justin Peavey:
>
> Thanks for the reply, unfortunately the approach doesn?t seem to work for me.
> It appears that that the regardless of the smtp_recipient_restrictions
> setting, that any addresses listed in /etc/aliases addressed to $mydomain is
> bypassing any blocking/filtering. Is this
Thanks for the reply, unfortunately the approach doesn’t seem to work for me.
It appears that that the regardless of the smtp_recipient_restrictions setting,
that any addresses listed in /etc/aliases addressed to $mydomain is bypassing
any blocking/filtering. Is this expected behavior?
>
>
Omniver:
> I have a mail server receiving internet mail for my primary domain and for a
> few virtual domains. I'm having some spam issues with internet mail coming
> in for address@mydomain for addresses intended for use by local
> tools/scripts which are listed in /etc/aliases. Any ideas on how
I have a mail server receiving internet mail for my primary domain and for a
few virtual domains. I'm having some spam issues with internet mail coming
in for address@mydomain for addresses intended for use by local
tools/scripts which are listed in /etc/aliases. Any ideas on how can I make
it th
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