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Dear Linuxers
I have set up postfix to server emails within our
organization.
Now the problem is that anyone internal, can
send email using any sender's email address, if he can telnet 25.
This has created problem with people changin their
sender email address and sending fake emails.
I want to identify who sent the email by examining
logs of postfix, ideally ipadress lookup will do but some smart people also come
over that.
So I want postfix to ask for username and password
before accepting any outbound email (local or smtp or any
transport).
How do I do that. I found few pointers,
specially at SuSE but they mentioned using Postfix server as SMTP-AUTH client
for other servers like your relay server at your ISP.
Thanks in Advance
Amit
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- Re: [ilugd]: Postfix - SMTP-AUTH Amit Goel
- Re: [ilugd]: Postfix - SMTP-AUTH Rajat Bhatia
- Re: [ilugd]: Postfix - SMTP-AUTH Amit Goel
- [ilugd]: Re: : Postfix - SMTP-AUTH Sandip Bhattacharya
- Re: [ilugd]: Re: : Postfix - SMTP-AUTH Amit Goel
