From: "Daryl C. W. O'Shea" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On 5/20/2006 11:44 PM, WFGB Team wrote:
[My Replies]
A) Since I am unsure what MSA is I did some checking up. How do I know
if I am set up for MSA?
I am using Smartermail. I am equally unsure of what MTA is. I know
what the MX Records are sort of.
Looking at the headers of the email you sent me, you're using the same
SMTP service for both incoming mail from other domains (your MX), for
accepting mail from your user's MUAs (your MSA) and for sending mail to
other sites (your MTA).
How do I know if I even have MSA clients?
Your very own MUA is a client to your MSA.
We have a dedicated server.
We only have about 10 email addresses on 1 domain name and they are all
POP3 and SMTP.
We have 1 email address on another domain.
B) I read that page but it didn't make any sense to me. I can put the
trusted network up but how do I know what everyone's IP addresses are or
should I put our own mail server IP?
Trusted_networks 10.222.111/24
Since you're using the same SMTP service for everything you need to do
one of the following (I'd look for help on some "Smartermail" mailing list):
- get your SMTP server software to include (RFC 3848) auth tokens in
it's mail headers
- not scan (pipe through SpamAssassin) mail from authenticated users
Yes, you should include the IPs of your mail server in your config.
Something like this is probably correct for your setup:
trusted_networks 127.0.0.1 209.200.82.144
Obviously if you're users are on dynamic IP space you can't include
their IPs. This is where auth tokens, above, come in or not scanning
their mail at all.
It MIGHT not help with other people marking him as spam. Although I
notice that I can feed his message through SA and not trigger as
spam. That is a good sign.
{^_^}
