Maurizio Caloro:
>Jun 18 14:30:24 nmail postfix/cleanup[32365]: 23A3440631: milter-reject:
END-OF-MESSAGE from deferred1.pod17.euw1.zdsys.com[188.172.137.31]: 4.7.1
Service unavailable
Wietse:
> The 4.7.1 means "try again later". The remote SMTP client decides when it
> retries.
Maurizio Caloro:
Thanks
>The 4.7.1 means "try again later". The remote SMTP client decides when it
retries.
Adding the hostname and/or IP here or exist and other thing that this mail
will be deliver for first try?
postscreen_access_list = permit_mynetworks,
hash:/etc/postfix/whitelistIP
Maurizio
Maurizio Caloro:
> >Jun 18 14:30:24 nmail postfix/cleanup[32365]: 23A3440631: milter-reject:
> END-OF-MESSAGE from deferred1.pod17.euw1.zdsys.com[188.172.137.31]: 4.7.1
> Service unavailable
The 4.7.1 means "try again later". The remote SMTP client decides
when it retries.
If you don't want the
Hello
Not every Email will "reject" about this message, and will be deliver to my
mailbox approx. 30min Later.
Please how I can downsize this time?
>Jun 18 14:30:24 nmail postfix/cleanup[32365]: 23A3440631: milter-reject:
END-OF-MESSAGE from deferred1.pod17.euw1.zdsys.com[188.172.137.31]:
Andrey Tovstik:
> Is it possible to say to postfix: "take creds from the application, and
> pass ones transparently to relay (for ex. Gmail) depending on
> smtp_sender_dependent_authentication?"
No, but you can set up SASL authentication on the Postfix side, and use
smtpd_sender_login_maps to
Hi! I have a task that may be looking a bit strange. Our application has to
send an e-mail via various SaaS email providers like Gmail or office 365
with authentication.
Currently, I use smtp_sender_dependent_authentication in combination with
smtp_sasl_auth_enable and smtp_sasl_password_maps.
