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Len,
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Can you send me the latest config files? The ones I have are old!!!
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Thanks,
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Steve Cobb, A+, MCSE
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>Can you send me the latest config files? The ones I have are old!!!
the ones I have are also old (not updated in a long time). "one of
these days", I'll update IMGate basic to the postfix 2.3 syntax, but
don't hold your breath.
Len
Ok, I thought that I whitelisted my clients server by ip:210.74.224.40
My testing showed:
postmap -q "210.74.224.40" hash:/etc/postfix/mta_clients_bw.map
ok
but, still getting rejects - failing on header checks::
Feb 23 08:40:12 mailwasher postfix/cleanup[89778]: EB8BB11471: reject:
header Su
looks like its failing before it gets to your whitelist, I think you need to
re-order your checks, and move your whitelist to the first position, as well
as your permit mynetworks.
But what do I know :)
- Original Message -
From: "Kevin Coveney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Internet Chicago Staff wrote:
>looks like its failing before it gets to your whitelist, I think you need to
>re-order your checks, and move your whitelist to the first position, as well
>as your permit mynetworks.
>
>But what do I know :)
>
>
yes, but ...
the mta_clients_bw.map is part of smt
Header and Body checks can't be whitelisted. It is a limitation of Postfix.
-Jerry --- Thank You Ten Forward Customer Support
Kevin Coveney wrote: Internet Chicago Staff wrote: looks like its failing
before it gets to your whitelist, I think you need to re-order your checks,
and move your white
Ten Forward Customer Support wrote:
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>Header and Body checks can't be whitelisted. It is a limitation of Postfix.
>-Jerry --- Thank You Ten Forward Customer Support
>
>
>
Just to be clear on this...
Is there is no way to Whitelist a server by IP to bypass Header Checks
or Body Checks.
If tha
>Ten Forward Customer Support wrote:
>
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>>Header and Body checks can't be whitelisted. It is a limitation of Postfix.
>>-Jerry --- Thank You Ten Forward Customer Support
>>
>>
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>Just to be clear on this...
>Is there is no way to Whitelist a server by IP to bypass Header Checks
>or Body Che
> I think this would involve going beyond the basic IMGate
> configuration. I think this can be done with multiple
> Postfix instances. Direct the whitelisted sender to an
> instance without body fiters, and all the rest to the
> instance with filters.
>
> Or, what I try to do for Header che
>/*To: .*([EMAIL PROTECTED]) / DUNNO
that's a good approach. DUNNO action short-ciruits the matching. no
succeeding matches will be done.
Len
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