On Monday 11 Aug 2008, irfan attar wrote: > hi all, > i have mail server requirement as follows > priority a -> 1. mail server should run on different port , not > on 25 > > # this requirement i have completed in postfix. > > priority c -> 2. there will be only two mail id [EMAIL PROTECTED] > and [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > # i have created only two email id. > > priority c -> 3. [EMAIL PROTECTED] will only send mail to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > # please help here. > > priority c -> 4. b will only receive but will not reply
You have not stated whether the postfix box is a dedicated server wth no local user login a and b. Restrict outbound mail with SASLAUTH. Instead of using PAM, you may have to create your own authorized user db. I think this can be done, search the postfix mailing list archive. > #help me again > > priority a -> 5. [EMAIL PROTECTED] will be used multiple places > and mail will be send at time. all such mails should be accepted. it > should not go to spam. AFAIK, any number of users can set their From header to whatever they want in the MUA. In your MUA set your From header to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > # this is more important > > priority b -> 6. mail from & to any other domain should not be > allowed. Check the relay domain parameters for outbound mails. IIRC, postfix supports regular expression matching. Inbound it does not matter if this server is on a local net. > # this is also important > > > i have completed 1st and 2nd requirement .. Any idea how to do it in > postfix or any other FOSS mail server. Not sure what you are asking. In the begining of your post, you claim you have already done 1 and 2 with postfix. -- Arun Khan -- ______________________________________________________________________ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List: ([email protected]) List Information: http://plug.org.in/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/plug-mail Send 'help' to [EMAIL PROTECTED] for mailing instructions.
