Re: mails always get recognized as spam

1 msg	Postfix authentication against ActiveDirectory
9 msg	blocking mail with identical 'From' and 'To' fi...
2 msg	address_verify_map types

mails always get recognized as spam
\ sp4rc (27 Apr 2007)
. \ mouss (27 Apr 2007)
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2 msg	changing relay host to a non std port
5 msg	Possible verify.db corruption...
2 msg	search in verify.db
7 msg	Postfix Daemon status and statistics
5 msg	Discard instead of logging
5 msg	[/var/lib/imap/socket/lmtp]: Permission denied
3 msg	Postfix - Active Directory
3 msg	User unknown in local recipient table
2 msg	mail address begins with a hyphen.
2 msg	filtering mail to subdomains?
3 msg	mailing list software
4 msg	sles 10 postfix
5 msg	canonical rewrite not happening
2 msg	'Proxy' mail server for MX
2 msg	Postfix upgrade failure

Subject:	Re: mails always get recognized as spam
Group:	Postfix-users
From:	mouss
Date:	28 Apr 2007

sp4rc wrote:
> The addresses are correctly set within my MUA config. Maybe I wasnt
> exactly enough in describing this problem. The problem with the empty
> MAIL FROM error origins from the sasl login procedure. Postfix chooses
> the wrong username. If I send a mail from mySecondAdress it uses
> the credentials from sammyshome
>

you are confused. the sender address you set has nothing to do with the
login..
> /etc/postfix/saslpass
> ----------------
> [smtp.gmx.net] mySecondAdress:somepass
> [smtp.gmx.net] sammyshome:mypass
>

you cannot have the same key more than once.
> # postmap /etc/postfix/saslpass
>
> postmap: warning: /etc/postfix/saslpass.db: duplicate entry:
> "[smtp.gmx.net]"
>
> # cat /etc/postfix/canonical
> ----------------
> myUser@localhost mySecondAdress
> myUser@localhost sammyshome
>

again. duplicate key.
> # postmap /etc/postfix/canonical
>
> postmap: warning: /etc/postfix/canonical.db: duplicate entry:
> "myUser@localhost"
>

postfix is not a MUA, so it will not use different login personalities.

here, you need multiple instances and sender dependent relay hosts. an
instance of postfix should get mail when sender is mysecondaddress@ and
have its own sasl password map.