Hello, We have Postfix running for some years now. And for what we did with it it is great. However I'm looking for an extra option as we didn't use it for this (for this part we currently use Exim, I want to change it to Postfix).
Situation: - Postfix 2.9.6 installed using apt-get on Debian 7 (if needed I will/can upgrade to the latest available version on postfix.org) - Dovecot 2.1.7 installed using apt-get on Debian 7 - SASL authentication is working - Header containing user name is added - MySQL backend (with users/domains in a database) - Rate limiting based on domain name works (soon I will be adding that this is also done based on the SASL user name) New features I want to add against some possible problems: - Only allow users to mail when logged in with the same domain (optional limit the mail from to just a few mail addresses) Target situation: - Logged in u...@example.org uses mail from u...@example.org - allowed - Logged in u...@example.org uses mail from i...@example.org - allowed - Logged in u...@example.org uses mail from u...@example.net - not allowed Would be nice: - Logged in u...@example.org uses mail from u...@example.org - allowed - Logged in u...@example.org uses mail from i...@example.org - allowed - Logged in u...@example.org uses mail from u...@example.net - not allowed - Logged in u...@example.org uses mail from us...@example.org- not allowed (this would require a list with allowed mail from addresses per SASL user) If it is possible to do this using a milter that is checked while the mail is send (but before it is accepted) that is also an option. I didn't see an option for it yet (but it is likely I missed it if it is possible). I only want to do this for SASL authenticated users, incoming mail (without SASL) shouldn't have problems with it. Thanks for reading and thank you for your reply. Regards, Mark
