Le Fri 26/12/2008, mouss disait
it's not required. but if you don't verify the cert, then you trust DNS.
so a DNS attack (poisoning, ...) would make him send passwords to the
wrong server.
But if you want to verify the cert the standard way of trusting any CA just
because it appears in the
I don't have much experience on linux.
I needed to install a mail server on my ubuntu server running apache2
virtual hosts. I had to be quick so I tried this
http://flurdy.com/docs/postfix/ tutorial.
Skipped firewall; installed postfix and courier-imap. (added pop3) But since
I tried to do all as
Vidar Salberg Normann a écrit :
My ISP, ATT blocks port 25. I think if I just send the email to port 587
( which is how I've configured Thunderbird ) this should work.
On 587, you will also need SASL authentication. This is a submission
service.
Does this mean you can't make postfix treat
Vidar Salberg Normann:
Does this mean you can't make postfix treat traffic on port 587 exactly like
normal SMTP traffic on port 25, while also accepting SASL and/or AUTH
LOGIN if used?
The only difference between 25 and 587 is in the Postfix master.cf file.
Wietse
On 23-Dec-2008, at 17:06, Sahil Tandon wrote:
Linux Addict wrote:
Hello, I have clients sending mails to an non-existent email
address/domain, emailerm...@exchange.example.net. I want to discard
any
mail sent to this address. I looked at
smtpd_recipient_restrictions, but
cant figure out
In Exchange 2007 it is possible to configure selected destinations
for Domain Secured email, this is approximately equivalent to the
Postfix secure setting. There are a few pitfalls:
- One must be careful to only enforce Domain Security *outbound*.
The GUI management tools only support
Hi:
I am hoping I can ask for suggestions or pointers to help solve this
challenge.
I am trying to implement an autoreply capability. I am putting
together a script that will handle the messages.
Many of the autoreply examples I've found suggest implementing this by:
main.cf:
Hi:
I am having a problem with duplicate bcc's (from recipient_bcc_maps)
and I suspect I know why - but I hope someone can point me to a
solution.
I have a content filter set up for dspam (content_filter = dspam:dspam
in main.cf) set up as described in the Advanced content filter
