On Tue, Sep 01, 2020 at 04:39:48PM +0200, Souji Thenria wrote:
> To be more detailed:
> In my case I have two servers, and I want one to recieve mails and the
> other should only send mails. So I installed postfix on both servers
> and dovecot on the one which should be able to recieve the mails.
> Additional I setedup SASL authentification between the send only smtp
> server and the one wihch have Dovecot installed. I hope that's no to
> confusing...
By send-only, you seem to mean no local mailboxes, all mail is forwarded
to remote systems. That's fine. You can still run an SMTP listener.
The null-client write at:
http://www.postfix.org/MULTI_INSTANCE_README.html#split
explains how to configure a Postfix instance to have all mail sent to a
"smarthost", by making sure that $mydestination (and, but this is the
default $virtual_mailbox_domains) is empty. But you can also not specify
a "relayhost" and use MX hosts for outbound delivery, ...
It also suggests disabling inbound SMTP, but that's optional.
See also BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README, STANDARD_CONFIGURATION_README and
ADDRESS_CLASS_README.
--
Viktor.
