You may want to add possibility of using plussed addresses
(login+extension@domain)
/^([^+]*)(\+.*)?@(.*)$/ $1@$2
Thanks.
No. I guess it's easier to add mapping of address to login name than
remove it if it was there by default.
The behavior does makes sense; but I cannot make sense of the statement
in the man page.
On 30/09/26 10:02, Matus UHLAR - fantomas via Postfix-users wrote:
On 30.09.26 05:30, Luca Cavana via Postfix-users wrote:
1- Some authorized SASL login names can send mail from other addresses
2- Who receives mail with an alias can also send as that alias
3- Everyone can send mail with an address matching their SASL login name
$ cat /etc/postfix/login_maps_address
# E-Mail Address # SASL Username
/^(.*)$/ $1
You may want to add possibility of using plussed addresses
(login+extension@domain)
/^([^+]*)(\+.*)?@(.*)$/ $1@$2
Now, it does work. But by reading the man 5 postconf I have the
feeling that reject_authenticated_sender_login_mismatch should
already match the SASL login name to the MAIL FROM: address implicitly:
No. I guess it's easier to add mapping of address to login name than
remove it if it was there by default.
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