Re: What if sender is a network?

2018-12-26 Thread Gilles Chehade
On Wed, Dec 26, 2018 at 11:18:33AM +0300, Tevfik Ceydeliler wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I try to configure smtpd.conf file
> 
> I have some conf line that works successfully like that:
> 
> accept from source { 10.65.8.100 } sender { "@test.com" } for domain {
> anothertests.com } relay
> 
> It is OK for one IP address. But I try to do?? with a subnet such as sources
> is 10.65.8.0/24 or range from 10.65.8.1 to 10.65.8.255 . How can I to do it?
> 
> To do, should I enter 255 IP address one by one or is there any other
> parameter?
> 

quoting the man page:

 [!] from src address | 
 Specify that session may only originate from string or
 list table address which can be a specific address or a
 subnet expressed in CIDR-notation.

you're using an older version of OpenSMTPD, but it worked the same.

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What if sender is a network?

2018-12-26 Thread Tevfik Ceydeliler

Hi,

I try to configure smtpd.conf file

I have some conf line that works successfully like that:

accept from source { 10.65.8.100 } sender { "@test.com" } for domain { 
anothertests.com } relay


It is OK for one IP address. But I try to do  with a subnet such as 
sources is 10.65.8.0/24 or range from 10.65.8.1 to 10.65.8.255 . How can 
I to do it?


To do, should I enter 255 IP address one by one or is there any other 
parameter?


regards,