On Thu, 2013-02-14 at 13:39 +0100, Gilles Chehade wrote: > On Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 01:29:28PM +0100, Martijn van Duren wrote: > > Hello misc, > > > > Hello, > > > I'm currently trying to set up opensmtpd (OBSD 5.2) as my home > > mailserver. Nothing fancy, so it should do the trick. For my mailserver > > I want to be able to receive emails and also be able to relay emails > > from my laptop mail-clients, so I could sent these from all over the > > world. To do so I set up a listen on interface with tls and enable auth. > > This works when I try to send emails from my client to other domains, > > but when I try to send an email to my domain I get an recipient > > rejected. When doing some manual smtp testing I found out that I had to > > be logged in before I could do local deliveries. Is there a way to leave > > smtp open for local delivery and login-protected for relaying (so no > > different ruleset based upon ip-address)? > > > > You do realize that you didn't even paste your config ? :-)
My bad, it's as followed: ext_if = "vr0" hostname "domainname.nl" listen on lo0 listen on $ext_if tls certificate domainname enable auth map aliases source db "/etc/mail/aliases.db" accept from all for local alias aliases deliver to mbox accept from all for domain domainname.nl alias aliases deliver to mbox accept for all relay > > > > Another thing I noticed was that smtpd.conf(5) mentions starttls(8) as a > > source for setting up the .ca, .crt, .key and .dh files, but non of this > > is actually mentioned in that page. I managed to set up ssl, but it > > might be confusing for new users. > > > > smtpd.conf(5) has been reworked in -current, it now provides an example to > setup your SSL enabled instance at the bottom of the page.
