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announcements. What I've done is create a Mailman list and set it to only allow messages to notes sent from daily. daily is actually an alias set up in /etc/aliases pointed to /dev/null and is the return address. I have postfix set up so that it will only receive mail for user aliases in virtual_alias_maps. Also "mynetworks = /etc/postfix/access" contains the machines that are allowed relay access on our network. The above setup prevents anyone outside our network, and not explicitly allowed to relay, from sending messages to notes. But the machines allowed relay privileges in /etc/postfix/access, can spoof the sender as daily, and send mail to notes. Is it possible to restrict machines which are allowed to relay on our network from sending to notes? In short if I could restrict sending to notes from the server itself, and allow no other machines period, it would be great. Thanks, Kent
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