> Alternately, you can use a check_recipient_access table to reject
> the recipient, or you can just not create that user in the first
> place and let postfix reject it as an unknown recipient... seems
> like that was where we started this conversation.
>
Sorry for the confusion, perhaps I had
>
> If someone less computer-savvy takes the time to reply to your
> confirmation, why would you throw away his response?
Well, ok, if you really *must* know ;-)
This is for an internal application, forwarding notifications from
"something" to a group of people. Thus there is no need for
Sorry, one more question !
Is it possible to issue a 554 to the sending server using discard: ?
>>
>
> The relay_recipient_maps table is for listing valid recipients in
> relay_domains.
>
> Discard that recipient's mail with a transport map entry
> # transport
> nob...@example.com discard:
>
> You may also need to add that user to your virtual mailbox table so
> it will be accepted as a
Hi,
I’m trying to create a “nobody@“ email address for outbound-only
transaction confirmations that will /dev/null any attempts to email
it.
In my main.cf on the inbound mail gateway I have:
relay_recipient_maps = ${indexed}XYZ_relay_recipients
And in the map file I have :
nob...@example.com
Just for anyone who reads this thread in the future...
A **BIG** thank you to the awesome Benny !
A little bit of off-list help lead me to discovering two missing config lines :
#master.cf
-o milter_macro_daemon_name=ORIGINATING
# opendkim.conf
MTA
Hi,
I am trying to get OpenDKIM 2.11.0 running with Postfix 3.1.4.
When a SASL authenticated client sends an email via Postfix, the
following is logged :
Jan 25 15:15:59 bob opendkim[1016]: DDD1F400A1B2: [192.0.2.43]
[192.0.2.43] not internal
Jan 25 15:15:59 bob opendkim[1016]: DDD1F400A1B2:
Viktor,
I'm sorry I'm obviously not as perfect as you.
Obviously, given your level of godly perfection, you've never suffered
from "config file blindness" you know after starting a whole bunch of
them for a while suddenly the obvious gets hidden.
Thanks a bunch
Hi,
I need a second pair of eyes on this.
My postmulti instance as configured below is not listening and I can't
figure out why !
As you can see below, "postfix-authrelay" is active :
$ sudo postmulti -l
- - y /etc/postfix
postfix-authrelay mta y
.
Is there some kind of fix I can employ here for this particular server?
Would entries in the /etc/hosts file work? I assume that if I have
multi on, I can put an entry in for each A record?
On 22/04/14 17:09, Wietse Venema wrote:
Tim Smith:
Cheers for that.
The output I get is:
*./getaddrinfo
Thanks for the suggestion. The client in question is not too tech savvy
so explaining the POP thing will probably not help. I have used that
method before on a previous mail server with a different client and it
worked perfectly.
At the moment, all the spam is being directed to me by way of a
Hello,
I have a few users who just want their email forwarded onto GMail
Accounts however these users seem to receive an inordinate amount of
spam and so I get a message from Google in my logs stating:
/Feb 7 09:39:53 xxx postfix/smtp[15191]: 118C8C0C2A6: host
Had a quick look around on Google for this but no definitive answer. I
am looking to incorporate some Out Of Office functionality with my
dovecot/postfix set up. I need this to work with a variety of email
clients if those clients support that functionality. Ideally, it would
work out of teh
are invariably MS
compatible) across to my servers so need to offer this in a seamless
fashion. Is this do-able?
Thanks,
Tim
On 29/12/12 13:55, Wietse Venema wrote:
Tim Smith:
I notice that postfix comes with a program called vacation. Is this
something that can be configured by the client
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