As I suspected, my first try was not successful.
Used mail from cli try to send message to to...@r-visor.hu
Apr 28 21:44:53 vps postfix/qmgr[3600]: 5CFE820FEB: from=,
size=343, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
Apr 28 21:44:55 vps postfix/smtp[3669]: 5CFE820FEB: host
mx1.arkadii.hu[87.229.73.171] said
My home server (the client) despite a "noIP", always on the internet, IP
address changes are very rear. I'm using a script for report "new" ip to
freedns.org and it is logging.
My IP does not change from 2019.11.30. (that date when I was rebuild
from scratch a new server based on Debian buster).
Dnia 28.04.2021 o godz. 17:42:20 IL Ka pisze:
> >
> > just add that IP to "mynetworks" and send the mail to your server the
> > normal way via port 25... Less to set up...
> >
>
> IMHO: no need to listen to 25 on the public ip if you aren't going to
> receive any email from there.
> "mynetworks" w
>
> just add that IP to "mynetworks" and send the mail to your server the
> normal way via port 25... Less to set up...
>
IMHO: no need to listen to 25 on the public ip if you aren't going to
receive any email from there.
"mynetworks" will protect server from open relay, but still many bots will
t
Dnia 28.04.2021 o godz. 16:28:39 IL Ka pisze:
configure inet_interfaces to listen only your VPN IP
http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#inet_interfaces
You can even listen to the submission port (instead of SMTP/25) and close
25 with a firewall.
On 28.04.21 16:31, Jaroslaw Rafa wrote:
I'd s
Dnia 28.04.2021 o godz. 16:28:39 IL Ka pisze:
> configure inet_interfaces to listen only your VPN IP
> http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#inet_interfaces
>
> You can even listen to the submission port (instead of SMTP/25) and close
> 25 with a firewall.
I'd suggest the opposite: if you will o
> Mails are collected by fethcmail (as daemon using /etc/fetchmail.rc)
>
>
> So, you aren't going to receive any email on your VPS, then you should
configure inet_interfaces to listen only your VPN IP
http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#inet_interfaces
You can even listen to the submission port
"Hm.. how can you receive emails for your domain on your home server?
What will the MX record contain?"
Debian 10 buster
exim4 as an MTA with smarthost setup (smarthost is used to be a server
of my internet provider, using per user authentication with password).
Mails are collected by fethcmail
>
>
> I do not need to receive any emails on my VPS (I using my home server to
> that, storing emails starting from 2002 using dovecot and roundcube - we
> are happy with this).
>
Hm.. how can you receive emails for your domain on your home server? What
will the MX record contain?
> Seem to be I
Hello,
On Tue, 27 Apr 2021, R-VISOR-TOVIS wrote:
My home server have no static, but public internet address using
freedns.
This weakness was draw me to use VPS with static, public ip address.
[...]
Seem to be I need sasl authentication between my home server and vps
server. That mean I need t
Hi.
Thank you for your detailed answer! That what I need.
My home server have no static, but public internet address using
freedns.
This weakness was draw me to use VPS with static, public ip address.
I do not need to receive any emails on my VPS (I using my home server to
that, storing emai
Hi.
In most cases you shouldn't send email from @gmail through your server,
because gmail has SPF policy (srv record in DNS) and only gmail servers are
allowed to send emails from this domain (email sent from another IP will go
to spam).
You can configure your server to forward these emails via gm
2021-04-26 21:55 időpontban IL Ka ezt írta:
> Hi.
>
> Do you have email addresses in different domains? Do you own all these
> domains (have access to their DNS configuration etc)?
> Do you want to receive emails for these domains?
Hi.
One of them I own, have access to DNS configuration, th
>
>
> Hi.
Do you have email addresses in different domains? Do you own all these
domains (have access to their DNS configuration etc)?
Do you want to receive emails for these domains?
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