Hey there all,
I've wondered this a while. It seems the old Sendmail access maps, and
following that postfix have managed to allow you to apply a rule on things
like:
CONNECTED VIA specific IP.
FROM a specific mailbox
TO a specific mailbox
But never more than one of these.
Is there any
On Fri, Oct 15, 2021 at 12:20:55PM -0500, Tyler Montney
wrote:
> One other thing while I wait...
>
> Once I'm done researching (in a week or two), I'd like someone to provide a
> sanity check on my Postfix config by posting it here. Is that allowed?
Sure. When you're ready, post the output of
On 17/10/21 11:48 pm, Wes Peng wrote:
I am a little confused about this scene, the email sent from my domain
is signed by Yahoo, thus it has a valid DKIM. But my domain itself has
no DKIM setup, the message was signed by Yahoo not by my domain. Will
this DKIM setting make DMARC broken?
I
On 17.10.21 18:48, Wes Peng wrote:
I am a little confused about this scene, the email sent from my domain is
signed by Yahoo, thus it has a valid DKIM. But my domain itself has no
DKIM setup, the message was signed by Yahoo not by my domain. Will this
DKIM setting make DMARC broken?
if you
I am a little confused about this scene, the email sent from my domain is
signed by Yahoo, thus it has a valid DKIM. But my domain itself has no
DKIM setup, the message was signed by Yahoo not by my domain. Will this
DKIM setting make DMARC broken?
I saw the headers from gmail as below. I am
On 17/10/21 8:00 pm, Viktor Dukhovni wrote:
The feature appears to have been released in an incomplete form.
I don't see any code in Postfix to actually use "known_tcp_ports"
to load the underlying hash table.
Hr, okay.
Also, while numeric service names work with getaddrinfo(3), I
don't
On Sun, Oct 17, 2021 at 06:40:47PM +1300, Peter wrote:
> Just had someone come into the IRC chat with this issue and I was able
> to reproduce it quite easily, this is with Postfix 3.6.2. If your
> /etc/services has smtps listed but not submissions (or vice-versa) and
> you uncomment or add
