Am 14.05.2012 13:20, schrieb Amira Othman:
>> you have to change "mynetworks"
>> why do you need the complete range?
>> list single IPs there!
>>
>> I changed it to each one ip but still can send through ip that 
>> account isn't member of its domain
>> 
>> without authentication?
>> have you configured SASL auth?
>> if no take down the server and go back to docs!
> 
> I have auth. And this is restrictions I have:
> smtpd_recipient_restrictions = permit_mynetworks 
> permit_sasl_authenticated reject_unauth_destination 
> reject_unknown_recipient_domain
> 
> It rejects user that's not authenticated but for authenticated users 
> it can send for all 3 ips

i do REALLY not understand your problem
"it can send for all 3 ips" can mean anything if you mean "IP1 can send over
IP2 with Auth" -> expected behavior!

please give configuration infos as statet in the welcome message and decribe
your real problem by showing us relevant parts of your maillog

http://www.postfix.org/DEBUG_README.html

what I meant is that if I have us...@domain1.com for ip1 and
us...@domain2.com for ip2
when I telnet ip1 port 25 and type mail from: us...@domain2.com and rcpt to:
whatever I got in log of instance 1 (ip1) user2@domain2 sent mail which
supposed to use instance 2 with its ip
the same happen when connecting through outlook if I used in mail server
configuration the second instance data and user of first instance he can
also send mails.

How can I stop this?







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