I'm planning to setup a mail server dedicated for outbound. I just need
some of your views. Here is my plan:
INTERNET <------ FRONT SERVER <--------------------> CORE MAIL
- user connect here
- user account using Maildir
and send email using AUTH
- accessible in the Internet
- only FRONT SERVER can connect
- no user account just SMTP
- run by qmail/courier-imap
CORE MAIL already exist and I don't want to touch that. FRONT SERVER is
not yet built so I'm planning to use postfix. I'm new to postfix since
I'm more of a qmail guy. I want to use postfix instead of qmail. This is
my chance to study postfix so I'm good to go. Since I'm new to postfix,
I want to ask if postfix can
- send an email via smtp auth where the account would be verified on the
CORE MAIL?
- can postfix do this without installing even a single application on
the CORE MAIL?
If both of the answer on the above is YES, probably I can continue the
installation. As of the moment, I'm searching and studying if my plan
makes sense.
Thanks,
Nelson
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