In a situation where you have many virtual domains with many users,
is it most optimal to have separate rules for each domain and separate
user tables for each domain? Or, is it better to have one rule for all
virtual domains and a single user table?
For example, multiple rules/tables:
Gilles Chehade wrote, On 03/31/14 01:31:
ok, well there's no such thing ashttps://www.opensmtpd.org, I will
make sure nginx does not redirect to poolp.org in such case
FYI, the OpenBSD website links to http://www.opensmtpd.org/.
So I'm guessing OpenSMTPD's unsecured site is valid. Correct?
The directive for from local in the smtpd.conf(5) man page states:
The rule matches only locally originating connections.
But what exactly does locally originating mean?
My network consists of two subnets: 10.0.9.0/24 and 10.0.10.0/24. The
OpenSMTPD server is at 10.0.9.20. The email client
Panagiotis Atmatzidis wrote, On 05/30/14 05:58:
My network consists of two subnets: 10.0.9.0/24 and 10.0.10.0/24. The OpenSMTPD
server is at 10.0.9.20. The email client is at 10.0.10.24. The mail server will
relay mail to the Internet for the client with the following single rule:
accept
required by
the mail server.
Thanks,
Clint
Clint Pachl wrote, On 05/30/14 16:26:
Panagiotis Atmatzidis wrote, On 05/30/14 05:58:
My network consists of two subnets: 10.0.9.0/24 and 10.0.10.0/24.
The OpenSMTPD server is at 10.0.9.20. The email client is at
10.0.10.24. The mail server will relay
In my original smtpd.conf, I see I was using = as the key/value
separator. However, in table(5), = is used as the separator. Is =
deprecated? I kind of like it better; it shows association like a Ruby hash.
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And thank you Martin for asking. I had the same ideas and questions as you.
I don't use any incoming filtering with Dovecot and my mailboxes only
have around 10k messages, so I just have OpenSMTPD setup as the MDA.
Previously, I was using Postfix+Dovecot for years. I configured Postfix
to
When I submit mail to smtpd, Mozilla Seamonkey prompts me with the
following:
This site has requested that you identify yourself with a certificate:
mail.targetmeister.com:587
Organization:
Issued Under: StartCom Ltd.
The above prompt only occurs the first time I send mail after
Hugo Osvaldo Barrera wrote, On 03/16/15 04:15:
On 2015-03-14 18:27, Clint Pachl wrote:
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Subject: Delivery status notification: error
From: Mailer Daemon mailer-dae...@mail.targetmeister.com
To: israel.5...@cantv.net
Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2015 06:49:23 -0700 (MST)
Hi
Seth wrote, On 02/12/15 23:09:
So maybe the full email address can in fact be used as the login name
for SMTPAUTH and a virtual mail user setup?
I've been using email addresses as the username in my credentials table
since OpenSMTPD made it into the OpenBSD base system. Works like a charm.
Hello everyone!
I originally asked back in June 2014 if there was a config to turn off
SSL3 because at that time offering SSL3 connections resulted in failing
my PCI-DSS compliance. Gilles kindly and rationally replied:
Gilles Chehade wrote, On 06/08/14 05:40:
> no, we don't want to make
Tom Smyth wrote on 01/08/16 16:40:
Pardon my ignorance what is the major risk of leaving tls 1.0 enabled...
I think leaving an encryption method enabled once highergrade
encryptionmethods are chosen if both parties support is a more sensible
To be honest, I have no idea because I am not a
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