2 msgMASQUERADING FROM BUT NOT TO
3 msgProbably not a Postfix problem...?
3 msgQuick question with user/virtual aliases.
4 msgSending healty batch emails
5 msguse of relayhost, relaydomain?
6 msgnaming the mail server
1 msgRe: statistics by client ip address - SOLVED
3 msgquestion marks on permissions/owner
2 msgConfiguring Postfix to Receive Mail from Outloo...
3 msgtcp_table and propose for new lookup table 'pip...
12 msgAbout date spoofing
3 msgOverriding DNS lookups for a specific domain
2 msgredirecting a single email address/alias (not a...
1 msgstatistics by client ip address

sender+ip restrictions
\ Dan Lannom (13 Mar 2008)
. \ mouss (13 Mar 2008)

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Subject:sender+ip restrictions
Group:Postfix-users
From:Dan Lannom
Date:13 Mar 2008


 
We want to accept email with a specific envelope sender from only a
specific ip range and then deliver it, bypassing our spam filters.

I've not been able to locate a good solution for this on our mx servers.
SPF is not a good choice, for example, since the group sending can't
seem to handle it[or even setup mx records that match their sending
domain]. I also don't want to just trust that the sending domain would
not be spoofed.

The current plan is to have them relay through a separate machine as a
trusted relay using a custom mail domain that remaps the recipient into
our normal mail domain using canonical.

Is there a better way? Can we accept email from @some.domain.com only
for 1.2.3.0/24 using normal postfix configurations? [ie. no custom
policy server]

Thanks,

Dan Lannom
UofM-Dearborn


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