Hi,
I realised that testing with sendmail wasn't the best idea. After
trying it out with an smtp client (thunderbird) I found that the
server returned the following error:
Jul 4 18:18:57 mailtest postfix/smtpd[9623]: warning: specify one of
(check_client_access, check_helo_access,
On Sat, 04 Jul 2009, Srdan Dukic wrote:
The test didn't work. I tried sending a message using the sendmail
command, going to my hotmail address, and the logs show that it did in
fact deliver the message to the server:
Submitting via sendmail bypasses smtpd_foo_restrictions, so this is not a
On Sat, 04 Jul 2009, Srdan Dukic wrote:
So I guess you can't use the 'static:discard' option with the
'smtpd_end_of_data_restrictions' parameter. I did however manage to
find a solution here[1]. Although this one is more complicated (it
involves creating a 'null' service).
Thank you for
2009/7/4 Srdan Dukic srdan.du...@gmail.com:
For one of my projects I'm setting up a server to test the total
number of SMTP connections that our postfix server can handle. I am
trying to isolate the first part of the smtp server transaction up to
the recipient server receiving the message i.e.
Srdan Dukic wrote:
The test didn't work. I tried sending a message using the sendmail
command, going to my hotmail address, and the logs show that it did in
fact deliver the message to the server:
Jul 4 17:38:24 mailtest postfix/pickup[9254]: 363ABF6913: uid=1000 from=srdan
Jul 4 17:38:24
Hi,
For one of my projects I'm setting up a server to test the total
number of SMTP connections that our postfix server can handle. I am
trying to isolate the first part of the smtp server transaction up to
the recipient server receiving the message i.e. the end of the smtp
transaction.
Srdan Dukic wrote:
Hi,
For one of my projects I'm setting up a server to test the total
number of SMTP connections that our postfix server can handle. I am
trying to isolate the first part of the smtp server transaction up to
the recipient server receiving the message i.e. the end of the smtp
The test didn't work. I tried sending a message using the sendmail
command, going to my hotmail address, and the logs show that it did in
fact deliver the message to the server:
Jul 4 17:38:24 mailtest postfix/pickup[9254]: 363ABF6913: uid=1000 from=srdan
Jul 4 17:38:24 mailtest
