On 2017-03-01 (09:50 MST), Linda Pagillo wrote:
>
> For example... u...@domain.com is a valid user on the server. They want to
> send mail out on ports 25... I would want to the milter to bypass this
> because they are authenticated.
This is not the way to go.
A mail server should *never* al
Thank you so much Patrick. I sincerely appreciate your help with this.
On Wed, Mar 1, 2017 at 11:23 AM, Patrick Ben Koetter wrote:
> * Linda Pagillo :
> > Thank you for this Patrick. My problem is, I want to disable the milter
> for
> > outgoing authenticated email on those ports, not enable the
* Linda Pagillo :
> Thank you for this Patrick. My problem is, I want to disable the milter for
> outgoing authenticated email on those ports, not enable the milter for
> them. Also.. I want the milter to still run on non-authenticated email. For
> example... u...@domain.com is a valid user on the
Thank you for this Patrick. My problem is, I want to disable the milter for
outgoing authenticated email on those ports, not enable the milter for
them. Also.. I want the milter to still run on non-authenticated email. For
example... u...@domain.com is a valid user on the server. They want to send
* Linda Pagillo :
> I have only one smtpd_milter and no non_smtpd_milters. The one milter I'm
> using is called SNFMilter. It's an anti-spam milter that I use from Arm
> Research. I have a configuration file called SNFMilter.xml and in the
> main.cf I have the following line: smtpd_milters = unix:/
g Postfix 3.x. The milter is called SNFMilter and it uses a
> Unix
> > socket instead of inet. My question is a general question about milters.
> Is
> > there a way to bypass a milter for authenticated senders who are sending
> on
> > posts 25, 587 and 465? I know I can b
* Linda Pagillo :
> Good day everyone. I have a quick question about a milter that I'm using.
> I'm running Postfix 3.x. The milter is called SNFMilter and it uses a Unix
> socket instead of inet. My question is a general question about milters. Is
> there a way
Good day everyone. I have a quick question about a milter that I'm using.
I'm running Postfix 3.x. The milter is called SNFMilter and it uses a Unix
socket instead of inet. My question is a general question about milters. Is
there a way to bypass a milter for authenticated senders who a
