Tom Ritter:
> Sorry, I didn't explain myself well, the thing I don't understand
> is why the notification email, sent to the postmaster, is not
> processed by the milter. A sample notification is below.
For safety reasons, before-queue content inspection (milter,
header/body_checks, etc.) is disa
On 27 April 2014 16:52, Christian Rößner wrote:
> The milter is using callbacks, which are called from Postfix in each of its
> smtpd_*_restrictions. So if you have something like reject_unauth_destination
> inside smtpd_recipient_restrictions, I would guess that Postfix will stop at
> the RCPT
Tom Ritter:
> Hi all. New to running a mailserver, and I want to make sure I really
> understand what's happening with it, strange behaviors, and try to
> prevent misconfigurations.
>
> What I'd like to do is slowly filter out specific notifications I
> don't care about. The example I'll use rig
Hi,
Am 27.04.2014 um 21:53 schrieb Tom Ritter :
>if isSpecificError(self.msg.strip()):
I am not 100% sure, so this is what I guess or what I would expect:
The milter is using callbacks, which are called from Postfix in each of its
smtpd_*_restrictions. So if you have something like rej
Hi all. New to running a mailserver, and I want to make sure I really
understand what's happening with it, strange behaviors, and try to
prevent misconfigurations.
What I'd like to do is slowly filter out specific notifications I
don't care about. The example I'll use right now is 'Relay Access
