>> My ISP, ATT blocks port 25. I think if I just send the email to port 587
>> ( which is how I've configured Thunderbird ) this should work.
>
> On 587, you will also need SASL authentication. This is a "submission"
> service.
Does this mean you can't make postfix treat traffic on port 587 exactl
Le Fri 26/12/2008, mouss disait
>
> it's not required. but if you don't verify the cert, then you trust DNS.
> so a DNS attack (poisoning, ...) would make him send passwords to the
> wrong server.
But if you want to verify the cert the standard way of trusting any CA just
because it appears in th
I don't have much experience on linux.
I needed to install a mail server on my ubuntu server running apache2
virtual hosts. I had to be quick so I tried this
http://flurdy.com/docs/postfix/ tutorial.
Skipped firewall; installed postfix and courier-imap. (added pop3) But since
I tried to do all as q
On Saturday, December 27, 2008 at 10:50 CET,
"c...@gri" wrote:
> I don't have much experience on linux.
> I needed to install a mail server on my ubuntu server running apache2
> virtual hosts. I had to be quick so I tried this
> http://flurdy.com/docs/postfix/ tutorial.
> Skipped firewall; i
Vidar Salberg Normann a écrit :
>>> My ISP, ATT blocks port 25. I think if I just send the email to port 587
>>> ( which is how I've configured Thunderbird ) this should work.
>> On 587, you will also need SASL authentication. This is a "submission"
>> service.
>
> Does this mean you can't make po
Vidar Salberg Normann:
> Does this mean you can't make postfix treat traffic on port 587 exactly like
> normal SMTP traffic on port 25, while also accepting SASL and/or AUTH
> LOGIN if used?
The only difference between 25 and 587 is in the Postfix master.cf file.
Wietse
On 23-Dec-2008, at 17:06, Sahil Tandon wrote:
Linux Addict wrote:
Hello, I have clients sending mails to an non-existent email
address/domain, emailerm...@exchange.example.net. I want to discard
any
mail sent to this address. I looked at
smtpd_recipient_restrictions, but
cant figure out how
In Exchange 2007 it is possible to configure selected destinations
for "Domain Secured" email, this is approximately equivalent to the
Postfix "secure" setting. There are a few pitfalls:
- One must be careful to only enforce "Domain Security" *outbound*.
The GUI management tools only su
Hi:
I am hoping I can ask for suggestions or pointers to help solve this
challenge.
I am trying to implement an autoreply capability. I am putting
together a script that will handle the messages.
Many of the autoreply examples I've found suggest implementing this by:
main.cf:
always_b
Hi:
I am having a problem with duplicate bcc's (from recipient_bcc_maps)
and I suspect I know why - but I hope someone can point me to a
solution.
I have a content filter set up for dspam (content_filter = dspam:dspam
in main.cf) set up as described in the "Advanced content filter
examp
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