*Really?* No one has dealt with this issue? Thats astonishing.
I would have expected this to have been done many times, to the point where
it might even get documented on the Postfix web site (but I can't find it if
it is).
I may have to abandon this project and look for some other tool, but I
Noel Jones-2 wrote
> On 1/11/2017 4:33 PM, jdehnert wrote:
>> *Really?* No one has dealt with this issue? Thats astonishing.
>
> No one knows what your issue is.
Hmm, I thought I was clear with my post, but I guess I was not clear enough.
I should have posted the postconf -
Kevin Miller wrote
> I can't speak for anyone else, but your original post doesn't seem to have
> made it to the list.
>
> The one that came in an hour ago to which Noel replied had no details, and
> it had a "re:" in the subject line indicating it was part of a thread
> containing other messages
Kevin Miller wrote
> Does it have to be authenticated? Assuming that your users receive
> internet mail on the office365 box, you could just set the postfix host to
> send on port 25. You can limit what it will relay to mail from your
> internal subnets so it isn't an open relay and it can pass a
Igor Golubkov wrote
> Only problem I had with office 365 is old postfix version in CentOS 6
> repos. After building newer version all worked as it should.
I'm running this in a Centos 7.2 system, but the Postfix version is a rather
old 2.10.1
Would moving up to Postfix 3.1 help?
I hate breaking
Thanks Boris, but I already have a white list for the incoming hosts. I have
a file called 'mynets' that lists all the allowed hosts. That gets used via
the line:
mynetworks = cidr:/etc/postfix/mynets
in main.cfg
Unfortunately, it does not solve the relay problem.
Boris Behrens wrote
> J
Thanks for the feedback Christian,
I have been reading the ADDRESS_REWRITING pages in the Postfix web site, but
so far everything I try ends up with no mail being passed.
I have tried using sender canonical maps, but I don't think I was
configuring it properly because I can't get relayed email to
Richard-2 wrote
> Line 232 has:
>
>smtp.office365.com[40.97.0.2]:587:
> MAIL FROM:<
> kemail@
> >
>
> which I think is what you're after, but it's followed by the
> following in line 245:
>
>smtp.office365.com[40.97.0.2]:587:
> 550 5.7.60 SMTP; Client does not have permissio
