On Tue, Jun 15, 2021 at 04:16:43PM +0200, Mono DHS wrote:
> Assuming that I maintain neither local domains nor relay domains,
> and only virtual mailbox domains, and that
You need an explicit "mydestination =" (empty) for that. Is that the
case?
> myorigin = $myhostname
That should enable
For practical reaons all Postfix address rewriting table lookups
are case-insensitive by default(*), both for the domain and local
part, regardless of what the RFCs say.
(*) When creating an indexed table, the postmap command folds the
input to lowercase before writing to the table, and code that
On 15.06.21 09:05, Linda Pagillo wrote:
Hey everyone! Problem solved! Ubuntu 20 has switched to nftables and even
though iptables is in place; nftables apparently rules -- so even if
iptables looks like everything is correct whatever nftables is doing will
cause you trouble if you don't know
Hello all,
I would like to implement rewriting of envelope recipient addresses
as they are recieved by smtpd(8) prior to the respective message being
fed into "the queue", based solely on the form of the envelope recipient
addresses in question. So far, I was able to figure out that to accomplish
Hey everyone! Problem solved! Ubuntu 20 has switched to nftables and even
though iptables is in place; nftables apparently rules -- so even if
iptables looks like everything is correct whatever nftables is doing will
cause you trouble if you don't know it's there. We discovered this about 10
Thanks for the advice, I'll try to figure it out with amavis when I have time!
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От кого: "Matus UHLAR - fantomas"
Дата: 15 июня 2021, 13:19:19
On 15.06.21 12:14, yuryb wrote:
>My content filter adds a disclaimer to the email, and then sends it using
>sendmail:
On 15.06.21 12:14, yuryb wrote:
My content filter adds a disclaimer to the email, and then sends it using
sendmail:
/usr/sbin/sendmail -oi "$@" < email_with_disclaimer.$$
I can recommend feeding the mail back using LMTP, using port where
receive_override_options=no_address_mappings is in
My content filter adds a disclaimer to the email, and then sends it using
sendmail:
/usr/sbin/sendmail -oi "$@" < email_with_disclaimer.$$
But, as I wrote earlier, I completely disabled the content filter, and sent
emails in different ways. And I saw that disabling the filter did not change
On 20/04/2021 10:04, Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote:
On 2021-04-16 12:03, Dominic Raferd wrote:
> I have started using a REDIRECT action in a header_checks table
> which works but seems to prevent always_bcc from operating -
> the email is not bcc'd.
On Fri, 16 Apr 2021, 20:07 Rob McGee,
On 14.06.21 13:55, Linda Pagillo wrote:
I have already verified and reverified with our server host that port 465
is open on their main fw. However, when I do a port scan to 465 from the
outside it says it is closed. My server host did the same scan and said
that it's not them and it's a
On 15.06.21 10:22, yuryb wrote:
Sorry, I was wrong about case # 2. I just ran tests and they showed that
the second case shows up regardless of the no_address_mappings option! Why
it didn’t appear before is not clear. Moreover, I noticed that this
problem spontaneously appears and disappears.
Sorry, I was wrong about case # 2. I just ran tests and they showed that the
second case shows up regardless of the no_address_mappings option! Why it
didn’t appear before is not clear. Moreover, I noticed that this problem
spontaneously appears and disappears. Yesterday, for example, letters
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