On Tue, Jun 07, 2011 at 10:38:44AM -0400, Michael Way wrote:
> > So why not just take MSexChange out of the picture? Set up direct
> > authentication to gmail. SASL_README.html#client_sasl just as you
> > did, setting it up to authenticate to MSexChange.
> >
> > Have your .forward invoke sendmail(1
>> I can send emails via this system just fine using mutt or
>> whatever command line mail I like, BUT I also use fetchmail to
>> get email from our IMAP server. I then use a .forward file to
>> keep a local copy AND send a copy to gmail as a backup.
>
> Ugly and complex, but, oh well.
Until they
On Mon, Jun 06, 2011 at 02:46:57PM -0400, Michael Way wrote:
> I have a setup where I use postfix to connect to my work smtpd
> exchange server via TLS encryption and normal login authentication.
> This smtpd server also requires that the "From" address in the
> email header is from the same use
Sorry I didn't read your e-mail before hitting the send button.
You are correct about it going into a loop, and the only way to
stop it is to remove the rules in main.cf and then postfix reload.
I'm wondering why you call it "unsafe"? Is this because it will
fill up your log files if you don't rea
It seems my smtpd exchange server is still unhappy even with this last
solution. I'm getting:
"550 5.7.1 Client does not have permissions to send as this sender (in
reply to end of DATA command))"
This follows your suggestion to put this in /etc/postfix/sender_canonical:
/./ user1.h...@work.com
Wietse Venema:
> Wietse Venema:
> > Michael Way:
> > > it would be?:
> > > if !/[[:<:]]user1\.home@work\.com$/
> > > /./ user1\.home@work\.com Don't use \ in the replacement text!
> > > endif
> >
> > Looks like you want to replace all senders in outbound email by your own
> > email address
Wietse Venema:
> Michael Way:
> > it would be?:
> > if !/[[:<:]]user1\.home@work\.com$/
> > /./ user1\.home@work\.com Don't use \ in the replacement text!
> > endif
>
> Looks like you want to replace all senders in outbound email by your own
> email address. In that case it is sufficient
Michael Way:
> it would be?:
> if !/[[:<:]]user1\.home@work\.com$/
> /./ user1\.home@work\.com Don't use \ in the replacement text!
> endif
Looks like you want to replace all senders in outbound email by your own
email address. In that case it is sufficient to do this:
/etc/postfix/ma
Unfortunately it seems that Wietse's suggestion was not sufficient for
the smtp server. I now get a different (but similar) error:
Jun 6 17:14:53 localhostname postfix/smtp[76133]: D7ED9A18A05:
to=,
relay=smtp.work.com[192.168.1.89]:587, delay=1.7, delays=0/0/1.4/0.35,
dsn=5.7.1,
status=bounced (h
Wietse Venema:
> Wietse:
> > Why do you believe that it complains about the "From" address in
> > the email header, instead of the SMTP "MAIL FROM" address?
>
> Michael Way:
> > Sorry Wietse, my bad you are correct. It is the MAIL FROM: I
> > should have included the full line: 550 5.7.1 Client
Wietse:
> Why do you believe that it complains about the "From" address in
> the email header, instead of the SMTP "MAIL FROM" address?
Michael Way:
> Sorry Wietse, my bad you are correct. It is the MAIL FROM: I
> should have included the full line: 550 5.7.1 Client does not
> have permissions t
Sorry Wietse, my bad you are correct. It is the MAIL FROM:
I should have included the full line:
550 5.7.1 Client does not have permissions to send as this sender (in
reply to MAIL FROM command))
I'm not sure of the difference honestly, or rather how I would filter this and
replace it.
--mike
O
My work is a HUGE institution and there are just a few of us old
unix dudes around who use command line (and cron) for such things
so they will not allow any changes as you suggest.
Otherwise, I agree that it IS an ugly/wrong solution, but the only one at
my disposal... --mike
On Mon, Jun 6, 201
Michael Way:
> Hi All,
>
> I have a setup where I use postfix to connect to my work smtpd
> exchange server via TLS encryption
> and normal login authentication. This smtpd server also requires that
> the "From" address in the email header
> is from the same user that authenticates, otherwise I ge
On Mon, Jun 06, 2011 at 02:46:57PM -0400, Michael Way wrote:
> I have a setup where I use postfix to connect to my work smtpd
> exchange server via TLS encryption
> and normal login authentication. This smtpd server also requires that
> the "From" address in the email header
> is from the same use
Hi All,
I have a setup where I use postfix to connect to my work smtpd
exchange server via TLS encryption
and normal login authentication. This smtpd server also requires that
the "From" address in the email header
is from the same user that authenticates, otherwise I get a:
"Client does not have
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