Mails sent in IPv4 while I expect IPv6
Hello, My server has an IPv6 adress and is able to contact gmail mail server$ telnet 2a00:1450:400c:c0a::1a 25Trying 2a00:1450:400c:c0a::1a... Connected to 2a00:1450:400c:c0a::1a. Escape character is '^]'. 220 mx.google.com ESMTP q7-20020a05600c46c700b003d9f3cf68d3si5203102wmo.92 - gsmtp I relay using this ruleaction RELAIE relay match from local tag DKIM_SIGNE for any action RELAIE But when I look at my logs, the mails are sent over IPv4smtpd[30274]: 79ebd464bef0b2e0 mta delivery evpid=d2651839f3f0795f from= to= rcpt=<-> source="10.1.2.2" relay="142.251.5.27 (wg-in-f27.1e100.net)" delay=1s result="Ok" stat="250 2.0.0 OK 1673402672 g14-20020adfa48e00b00285261d0e19si12019405wrb.385 - gsmtp" Any idea why this would happen ? version: OpenSMTPD 7.0.0
Re: Fwd: expand-only explanation
вт, 10 янв. 2023 г. в 17:15, : > > January 10, 2023 2:29 PM, "Илья Коскин" wrote: > > > So, if I get you right, I can use expand-only for both "local" and > > "external", but how can the delivery method be specified? > > > > For example, if i has this in alias table: > > alice = foo > > bob = b...@example.com > > > > Then, I must have the user "foo" and "match from any for local" rule? > > > > You should paste your configuration because there are many valid > configurations > for different use-cases that could use the alias table you show. > I'm not using "expand-only" so far. The "forward-only" rule is doing great job for me now. So I'm just investigating what else I can do. > I'm assuming b...@example.com is a remote domain not handled by your ruleset, > in > which case you would need the user foo to exist, and you would need a rule > that > allows your smtpd to send mail to @example.com (you likely already have one > for > sending mail to the outside). Thank you very much for explanation! And also thank you very much for all the work on OpenSMTPD! OpenSMTPD is great software, and your work is invaluable! And I'm so lucky for using it! Thank you!
Re: Fwd: expand-only explanation
January 10, 2023 2:29 PM, "Илья Коскин" wrote: > So, if I get you right, I can use expand-only for both "local" and > "external", but how can the delivery method be specified? > > For example, if i has this in alias table: > alice = foo > bob = b...@example.com > > Then, I must have the user "foo" and "match from any for local" rule? > You should paste your configuration because there are many valid configurations for different use-cases that could use the alias table you show. I'm assuming b...@example.com is a remote domain not handled by your ruleset, in which case you would need the user foo to exist, and you would need a rule that allows your smtpd to send mail to @example.com (you likely already have one for sending mail to the outside).
Fwd: expand-only explanation
So, if I get you right, I can use expand-only for both "local" and "external", but how can the delivery method be specified? For example, if i has this in alias table: alice = foo bob = b...@example.com Then, I must have the user "foo" and "match from any for local" rule? вт, 10 янв. 2023 г. в 11:15, : > > Hello, > > > expand-only > Only accept the message if a delivery method was specified in an aliases or > .forward file. > > forward-only > Only accept the message if the recipient results in a remote address after > the processing of aliases or forward file. > > > basically, you use expand-only if you want to force recipients to be > specified in aliases > or forward file regardless of what they resolve to, and you use forward-only > if they must > resolve to an external address. > > Gilles > > > > January 10, 2023 9:00 AM, "Илья Коскин" wrote: > > > Hello misc! I'm sorry for bothering you. > > I'm having trouble understanding what "expand-only" means, and what's > > the difference between expand-only and forward-only. > > > > As I can see, I can use forward-only to accept for one rcpt and > > through alias, send it to another. > > Is that intended for? Am I right? Then, what is "expand-only" intended for?
Re: expand-only explanation
Hello, expand-only Only accept the message if a delivery method was specified in an aliases or .forward file. forward-only Only accept the message if the recipient results in a remote address after the processing of aliases or forward file. basically, you use expand-only if you want to force recipients to be specified in aliases or forward file regardless of what they resolve to, and you use forward-only if they must resolve to an external address. Gilles January 10, 2023 9:00 AM, "Илья Коскин" wrote: > Hello misc! I'm sorry for bothering you. > I'm having trouble understanding what "expand-only" means, and what's > the difference between expand-only and forward-only. > > As I can see, I can use forward-only to accept for one rcpt and > through alias, send it to another. > Is that intended for? Am I right? Then, what is "expand-only" intended for?
expand-only explanation
Hello misc! I'm sorry for bothering you. I'm having trouble understanding what "expand-only" means, and what's the difference between expand-only and forward-only. As I can see, I can use forward-only to accept for one rcpt and through alias, send it to another. Is that intended for? Am I right? Then, what is "expand-only" intended for?
