[google ignoring SIZE in EHLO response]
I believe that initially Postfix has done that as well, because the
number as announced might not be parseable with system library
routines (for example bigger than 4GB, at a time that Postfix
typically ran on 32-bit systems).
Later, Postfix got its own off
Hello,
We are using the SRS mechanism to avoid problem with the SPF when we forward
emails to external servers.
We have followed the documentation from postsrsd, in main.cf :
sender_canonical_maps = proxy:tcp:127.0.0.1:10001
sender_canonical_classes = envelope_sender
recipient_canonical_maps
Hi Bill,
Shameful admission : I didn't realise that a sending machine using EHLO
could declare the message size in the 'Mail from:'.
I have been able to replicate the log behaviour using Telnet using an
example in RFC1870.
After issuing a EHLO command;
>> mail from: SIZE=234567895
<< 452 4.
Pascal Maes:
> Hello,
>
>
> We are using the SRS mechanism to avoid problem with the SPF when
> we forward emails to external servers.
>
> We have followed the documentation from postsrsd, in main.cf :
Suggestion:
1) Open your preferred search engine.
2) Enter search terms: srs milter.
On 31 May 2016 at 17:21, Viktor Dukhovni wrote:
>
> The Dovecot SASL backend has access to the client's IP address,
> but I don't know whether it sees that early enough to supply Postfix
> with a client-dependent mechanism list, nor whether Dovecot has the
> feature you're looking for.
The Cyrus
Rob Maidment:
> On 31 May 2016 at 17:21, Viktor Dukhovni wrote:
> >
> > The Dovecot SASL backend has access to the client's IP address,
> > but I don't know whether it sees that early enough to supply Postfix
> > with a client-dependent mechanism list, nor whether Dovecot has the
> > feature you'r
Hi!
i have many emails in the deferred queue that cannot be sent because the
destination resolved IP is no longer available.
is there anyway to force Postfix to look up again the list of mail exchangers
addresses for the destination host/domain and try to send them again???
Thanks!
Pedrete
Pedro David Marco:
> is there anyway to force Postfix to look up again the list of mail
> exchangers addresses for the destination host/domain and try to
> send them again???
The Postfix SMTP client **always** looks up the current list of MX
hosts and IP addresses. If it gets the wrong information
Thanks Wietse...
does this also happen with connections saved in scache?
Pedreter.
On Tue, 6/21/16, Wietse Venema wrote:
Subject: Re: force postifx to look up again for mail exchangers
To: "Postfix users"
Date: Tuesday, June 21, 2016, 9:10 PM
Wietse:
> The Postfix SMTP client **always** looks up the current list of
> MX hosts and IP addresses. If it gets the wrong information, you
> need to update your system configuration.
Pedro David Marco:
> Thanks Wietse...
> does this also happen with connections saved in scache?
By default, a
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