Hi
Added the domain to $relay_domian but they i get this error
Recipient address rejected: User unknown in relay recipient table;
Thanks
adam
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Hi All,
We have a split domian with a MTA relay in the middle, the domain is
@bar.com. and it configured in Zimbra and Gsuite,
Zimbra -> MTA Relay -> GSuite
Sending from zimbra as the -> Gsuite , and Zimbra -> Outside World works
correctly, the mail flows though zimbra -> mta -> gsuite
Wow lots of my post got cut off, this is what i wrote.
As you can see i am returning adamt...@foo.com relay:[smtp.foo.com]
But the mail log is saying transport map error
Hi All.
I would like the transport_maps to be driven from an ldap lookuop
but i am unsure of the format it should be
Hi All.
I would like the transport_maps to be driven from an ldap lookuop
but i am unsure of the format it should be returning
I have the following config
and my /etc/postfix/ldap-transport.cf looks like this
This returns the output when doing a postmap vq
but is that correct for a
Hi All,
I have had a request in that is making my head hurt thinking of all the
moving parts, so i am asking for advice on the best way of doing the
following:
Background:
We have domain, with MX records pointing to gsuite, domain is @bugs.com
I have now been asked to add to add
Hi All
I am looking for a way to block access to an alias ( i.e stuff@domain )
apart from a selected few users
Is this doable?
Thanks
Adam
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Thanks for the link
I have a few questions about it.
Would i have to a list of all alias and then specify who can send to them or
can i do it for just one alias?
Thanks
Adam
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