Hai,
Well, Thank you Noel,
This makes much more sence now.
I was mislead due to the log messages of postfix.
My own server has an A/PTR to the hostname and A/MX for helo name.
This is the confusing part, at least it was for me.
The logs showed me:
postfix/smtpd[29331]: connect fro
Hi,
I'm using postfix SMTP server and I'm rewriting sender and recipient
addresses. From the postfix logs, I can see the recipient address rewriting
logs,
Sep 12 17:23:32 rewritehost postfix/smtp[1223]: 28A6701362:
to=, *orig_to*=,
relay=relay.host[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:25, delay=56, delays=51/0/4.5/0
Documentation:
http://www.postfix.org/ADDRESS_REWRITING_README.html#debugging
Command:
$ sendmail -f sender -bv recipient
Wietse
On 12/19/2016 3:31 AM, L.P.H. van Belle wrote:
>
> So when everything is setup correct the helo and hostname ares shown
> in the logs,
On a normal, accepted connection, the HELO name is never shown in
the logs. The client is identified by the source IP and port and
verified client hostname if a
I guess you didn't get my question. Pardon me if it wasn't clear.
I use postfix rewrite feature to rewrite sender and recipient address. When
I receive email from outside, my recipient rewrite is done using
recipient_canonical file. I also check the same in log,
Sep 12 17:23:32 rewritehost postfi
