define, I either receive errors or values like
`hostname`.localdomain. Is it impossible, or am I missing some working
combination?
I'm using Postfix 3.1.0-3 under Ubuntu 16.04.
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static IP configuration with public (within
organization) domain name, they are not moving anywhere. Therefore your
considerations do not exactly apply.
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On 19/04/17 18:03, Viktor Dukhovni wrote:
On Apr 19, 2017, at 10:54 AM, Marat Khalili <m...@rqc.ru>
Thank you guys for explanations and workarounds. Sorry if I hurt someone's
feelings: postfix is already great and so on. I received answer on my question
and will fill in myhostname with sed for now.
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and teach it to set a FQDN instead of a shortname.
You're right, this is my case! Will consider moving to FQDN in hostname
then (wonder what it may break)...
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.
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I think your thanks should certainly go to Michael!
Please tell us how it went.
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this option. Then I retract my point, it
should possible to replace SASL with certs.
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certificates.
Therefore your system would resemble one-account-for-all configuration.
Depending on requirements it might still work for you, but basically
it'd be an open relay put into a TLS-protected network (which you can
frankly organize even without postfix help).
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,
but then there's a name of the host system in aliases.db, not
container's. I can also re-generate it from within a container after
starting it and then reload postfix, but it is kludgy. Is there some
better way?
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for doing this or just one of the
many out there?
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anything about masquerading: I don't use it, all my
hosts have static FQDNs. Since postfix have own notion of hostname that
can be different from system's, it is possible that you won't need
masquerading too actually.
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On 05/08/17 21:30, /dev/rob0 wrote:
On Sat, Aug 05, 2017 at 07:58:19PM +0300, Marat Khalili wrote:
That's what I'd like to know to, is this hostname mention even
being used?
I doubt it is, but I am too lazy / busy to test. :) You could also
consult your Berkeley DB documentation.
I do know
using smtp_tls_*
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tion for general case at all. In many cases users would
still have to manually fix things like their preferred email alias and
special folder names. Overally it's a mess which does not worth it if
the number of users is small.
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miss=3 success=0%
(3 messages were sent in this interval; there are always 0 hits and 0%
success rate.)
I'm using Postfix 3.1.0-3 under Ubuntu 16.04. Relay is secure.emailsrvr.com.
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cloud servers, it'd be really hard to
guess it remotely.
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t supposed to be this way?
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age?
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it, and that applies to Let's Encrypt signed
certificates too?
(Also, in case of OP, why couldn't LE certificate with single SAN be
obtained for each client?)
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nown renewal status of $CERTIFICATES_PATH:
$RENEWAL_STATUS" >&2
fi
fi
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don't have good solution for this, made it kinda work with series
of kludges (good solution would probably require changing fail2ban source).
If your firewall is capable of running fail2ban, I'd consider sending
postscreen logs to it instead.
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}/smtp_scache
Just checked that I have STARTTLS and handshake in tcpdump.
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.
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Python has MIME parsing and authoring tools in standard library, but
performance can be a bit slow (several gigabytes per hour in my experience).
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. On the other hand,
Postfix has larger internet share and more resources on the web dedicated to
it. Therefore I usually go for postfix (once you learned it, it's not that
hard), and only use exim if there's no postfix in distribution repository.
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"a" or "ip4"/"ip6" mechanisms instead?
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