On 2011-08-03 Baptiste Bauer wrote: > De : Ansgar Wiechers [mailto:li...@planetcobalt.net] Envoyé : mercredi >> Sorry, but this isn't clear at all. Please rephrase, because I have no >> idea what you're asking here. > > I draw something, it could be easy to explain : > http://img827.imageshack.us/img827/5074/shemax.jpg > > you must know my relay is close. > And my Boss forbids me to open it !
Umm... I would certainly hope so. You probably won't get any help from anyone on this list for configuring an open relay. We're getting enough spam as it is, thank you. > So, > Is it possible for a mail from foreigner@otherland to be forward : > > nam...@domaine.com --> Alias @world The sender address (From:) isn't relevant for relaying. The recipient address (To:) is. So, at which point does the message delivery fail? Please show a full transaction from the point where a mail from <foreig...@otherland.fr> enters your Postfix to the point where the delivery fails. Try to grep a specific queue-ID from your mail.log. Example with the queue-ID from the log-line you posted earlier: grep 87CA012C922 /var/log/mail.log If the delivery fails because your relayhost refuses to relay the message, then - like I said before - the problem lies with the relayhost and must be fixed by the postmaster of the relayhost. Regards Ansgar Wiechers -- "Abstractions save us time working, but they don't save us time learning." --Joel Spolsky
