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Splitting smtpd_proxy_filter in smtpd_recipient...
\ dAniel hAhler (30 May 2007)
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Subject:Re: Splitting smtpd_proxy_filter in smtpd_recipient_restrictions chain / use different smtpd_proxy_filter for 'authenticated' and 'catch-all'
Group:Postfix-users
From:(Wietse Venema)
Date:30 May 2007


 
dAniel hAhler:
> Wietse:
> > > Unfortunately I've found no way to accomplish this, apart from using a
> > > special port and smtpd instance for "authenticated" smtp.
> >
> > Use different smtpd processes. For example, use the SUBMISSION port
> > for authenticated smtp, and use the SMTP port for other mail.
> >
> > master.cf:
> > smtp ......... smtpd -o smtpd_proxy_filter=xxx
> > submission ... smtpd -o smtpd_proxy_filter=yyy
>
> Is this the only solution? I find it rather cumbersome to use another
> process on another port.
>
> Apart from that, wouldn't it be useful to override/set options in the
> chain? E.g. this would even make the content_filter approach easier,
> if you could directly override content_filter, without an extra
> access/FILTER entry.

It's definitely a bad idea to change proxy filter settings
in the middle of an SMTP session.

> From #postfix/IRC:
> [21:10] <flami> hum :/ now it would be nice to know why postfix
> ignores accesstables in the pre-filter smtp, maybe it just uses
> sender_access in the after-filter smtp

Don't believe everything you hear on IRC.

Wietse


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