Jack Browning:
> Live and learn. Since the fix suggested earlier in this thread --
> keying the remote username:password entries to the users' local
> addresses -- produces the desired result, the issue didn't involve
> generic mapping at all. No generic mapping was done until the message
> was actually sent to the remote server, and the message was not being
> sent because the mis-keyed password lookup table resulted in bad (or
> no) credentials being presented to the remote server, which rejected
> the authentication attempt and terminated the session before the
> message itself was transmitted. No transmission = no rewriting.
>
> Anyway, that's my story, and I'm sticking to it.
Are you sticking with your subject line "Postfix + stunnel SMTPS
= address rewriting issue"? All I have seen sofar is that
sender-dependent SASL password lookups are working as promised.
Wietse
