From: Richard C. <rch...@aa...> - 2008-09-30 12:23:52
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I want postfix to be able to send outgoing email from my local network - but also to be able to send outgoing email from SASL Authenticated clients outside this network. Obviously I don't want "non-authenticated" clients outside my network to be able to send. My settings in the postfix/smtp authentication and Encryption page were as follows - but Authenticated clients couldn't seem to send from outside. Unfortunately - I don't have a record of the error message they received. My Logwatch file shows that at least some clients are being SASL authenticated - so I think SASL is basically working. Enable SASL Authentication's = yes. Reject Anonymous Logins is checked. Allow connections from same login is checked. Allow authenticated clients is checked. Reject email to other domains was checked. Everything else = unchecked. I think the other settings are irrelevant. I assumed that the last of these settings (reject email to other domains) might have been the problem - so I unchecked it and restarted postfix. It seems that that completely stopped postfix. While the process is running - it wont accept any connects from anyone - and all my normal incoming mail deliveries ceased. I reversed the last setting several times - and it consistently breaks postfix whenever the "Reject email to other domains" is unchecked. Any ideas why this might be so? Any one else have a postfix configuration which allows remote authenticated relaying? Thanks Richard. |