Hi list,
I have a few users which use a metered mobile connection and I need them to
have restriction in monthly volume used and in each msg size different
than my normal
recipients. eg Normal users can send or receive up to 10MB message but for
them I need
to have a much lower restriction. Is
Sonic:
> Hello,
>
> We have a voicemail system that emails the voice messages to the
> users. It uses the Caller ID info in the Display Name area of the
> From: field.
>
> A problem occurs when the Caller ID contains a comma which causes the
> recipients email server to see the post with
Hello,
We have a voicemail system that emails the voice messages to the
users. It uses the Caller ID info in the Display Name area of the
From: field.
A problem occurs when the Caller ID contains a comma which causes the
recipients email server to see the post with multiple from addresses
and
On Thu, Jun 21, 2018 at 12:47:50PM -0700, cy...@123mail.org wrote:
> I'm beginning to experiment with putting Postfix (and eventually other)
> server behind Nginx (v 1.15.0) setup as a mail (SMTP) proxy.
Why?
> What I see in the Postfix log is
> Jun 21 12:10:12 mailprox
These links should get you going in the right direction.
http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#smtpd_upstream_proxy_protocol
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I run Postfix 3.3.1 & Nginx 1.15.0
Both work great.
I'm beginning to experiment with putting Postfix (and eventually other) server
behind Nginx (v 1.15.0) setup as a mail (SMTP) proxy.
Without the proxy, Postfix logs show an inbound connection to my real IP
Jun 21 12:12:31 mailprox
On 20.06.18 11:44, Ruben Safir wrote:
The first part is for incoming email. If I get email to a specific
user, c...@newcorp.com , it should be accepted and the MTA should relay
it a user ceo or an alias mysuer. It should reject anything other than
newcorp.com or mrbrklyn.com on the incoming
