Asking user to type in “_submission._tcp” seems like a poor workaround. This
being Autodiscovery it’d be logical for Postfix to automagically derive SRV
lookup address based on relayhost setting.
“relayhost = example.com” is an obvious candidate for SRV autodiscovery if an
MX lookup fails or if
Hi Peter
On Wed, Jul 29, 2020 at 02:46:55PM +1200, Peter wrote:
> On 29/07/20 8:19 am, Jaroslaw Rafa wrote:
> > Could anybody explain *why* using this record by Postfix is needed at all?
> > As far as I understand, SRV records are meant to be use by mail *clients*,
> > to
> > simplify MUA configu
On 7/29/20 9:53 AM, Bastian Blank wrote:
> However, please describe how you would implement the requirements of RFC
> 6125 section 6[2]? You can't use SRV records without support for useful
> server authentication.
Full ack.
That's something most people overlook / ignore when naively asking for
Hi,
I'm glad that so many of you stated your opinion.
To be honest, i did not expect this feature to have any security
implications.
Before i post another version of patch i would like to answer to your
questions and then summarize current opinion how this should be done,
so nobody is wasting their
Henry Miller:
> Asking user to type in ?_submission._tcp? seems like a poor
> workaround. This being Autodiscovery it?d be logical for Postfix
> to automagically derive SRV lookup address based on relayhost
> setting.
>
> ?relayhost = example.com? is an obvious candidate for SRV autodiscovery
> if
Tomas Korbar:
> Finally,
> This feature is useful for container deployment as you can have unified
> configuration for multiple images.
Well, I think I solved THAT problem 20 years ago, with:
relayhost = $mydomain
which nowadays might look like
relayhost = $mydomain:587
or
relayho
On Wed, 29 Jul 2020 11:00:52 -0400 (EDT), Wietse Venema stated:
>Tomas Korbar:
>> Finally,
>> This feature is useful for container deployment as you can have
>> unified configuration for multiple images.
>
>Well, I think I solved THAT problem 20 years ago, with:
>
>relayhost = $mydomain
>
>wh
> When I send an email it is received with "From: " equal to Gmail account
> (From: xx...@gmail.com) instead of my
> personnal email (From: xx...@mehl-family.fr).
That is easy. Just use Google Apps (currently G Suit) ;;;
Sincerely,
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