Well, I am suggesting this for the submission port. where MUST_AUTH must be enabled

Tonix (Antonio Nati) wrote, On 4/30/2008 4:21 PM:
Don't forget read/delivery receipts have a null ("<>") mail from.

Tonino

Satish Alwani ha scritto:
Hi,

I have a scenario where i have a submission port/ip, where users can relay through and doesnt do any RBL checks as such. However, what i have noticed is that if the user authenticates, he can then send a message with any from address.

Is there a way to limit them such that at the very least the domain name used to authenticate is the same domain used for the from. I dont want to limit it to the exact same user, as many times offices use a mailer daemon/postmaster or something and use it as a relay for their office, which means 1 authentication for that whole office. Or perhaps a file that maps which domain is allowed to authenticate and send relays for
like
domain1.com:shupp.org
domain2.com:shupp.org
domain3.com:blah.com

That means if your from address is domain1.com either domain1.com used for authentication or an account on shupp.org used for authentication will be accepted as relay for that address

What do you guys think?

Satish


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