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From: Terry H. Gilsenan (thg_at_fission-chips.com.au)
Date: Tue Jan 28 2003 - 01:45:19 CST

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    On Tue, 2003-01-28 at 18:09, shon wrote:
    > yeah, its looking more and more like i will. its just i like using an
    > access list. i know what you mean about how will that work if i don't know
    > their domains. i just didn't explain properly. my habit is to relay for
    > all domains and exclude known spam domains using an accesslist. so i only
    > need to know the spam domains, not the ones my users are in.
    >

    I dont believe you understand the problem,

    You say you dont know the domains of your users, but you _DO_ know the
    domains of the spammers?

    I think you should employ someone the knows what to do to secure that
    server, otherwise you will be setting up an open relay.

    Please tell me that this is a joke?

    Please post your IP addresses so that I can ensure that your mail server
    does not cause any problems for me or my customers.

    Thankyou

    > shon
    >
    > > On 28 Jan 2003, Terry H. Gilsenan wrote:
    > >
    > >> On Tue, 2003-01-28 at 17:43, shon wrote:
    > >> > i am having a problem. i have setup postfix, and it is delivering
    > >> mail quite well. some users access their mail through a web
    > >> interface, and others using a outlook (or such). for those users
    > >> using outlook, they cannot send mail because they are not in the
    > >> domains i have configured postfix to relay for. i cannot possibly
    > >> know every domain of every user, and even that is not permanent, so
    > >> how do i configure postfix so i can relay for legitmate people, and
    > >> still block relaying by spammers.
    > >> >
    > >> > thanks,
    > >> > shon
    > >> >
    > >> > oh yeah, i know i could use pop-before-smtp, but i have another
    > >> setup where i use sendmail in lieu of postfix, and i just use a deny
    > >> list, and relay for everyone else. how might i do that in postfix?
    > >>
    > >> So how would that work if you dont know the Domains/ip's of the users?
    > >>
    > >> Just setup pop-before-smtp and be done with it.
    > >
    > > Ditto on that. It's trivial to install and set up. Either that
    > > or get SASL installed and learn how to do SASL AUTH. pop-before-smtp is
    > > easier.
    > >
    > > -Mike Saunders
    > > method at method dot cx

    -- 
    Terry H. Gilsenan <thgfission-chips.com.au>
    Fission Chips Pty. Ltd.
    

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