On 21-02-13 15:29, DTNX Postmaster wrote: >> See above, SMTP welcome string. Which I added as an option to both the >> smtpd and the postscreen line... None of them were honoured. > > Postscreen has its own set of options. Read the documentation; > http://www.postfix.org/postscreen.8.html
man postscreen. The postscreen (and fwiw tslproxy) has it's own set of options which are... by default... copied from the standard smtpd_* options! Also tried it with setting these options explicitly (with no success), but didn't want to flood information. > Also, avoid trying to 'optimize' for cosmetic reasons. Things like the > welcome string are generally only seen by machines, have no impact on > the operation of the mail server in general, and so on. But if you > cannot resist doing so, this may be what you are looking for; > > http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#postscreen_greet_banner The welcome string is very important for me, because, as may be obvious now, that's a very quick way to check if per-interface settings are honoured. This is completely NOT about the welcome string on itself, it's about per-interface options not being honoured, so I end up without TLS support on the outside interface, whilst if I disable postscreen, it simply works! The only thing I need is an example of a master.cf file where postfix listens on various interfaces with different options, and then the same with postscreen enabled and still working (i.e. the per-interface smtpd options are honoured). Or a good explanation of the workflow of postscreen, a.o. what the two "example" lines in the README actually do, so I can adapt that to my situation. Thx.
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