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From: Swati Meghanand (swati.meghanand
gmail.com)
Date: Thu Dec 18 2008 - 01:31:17 CST
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2008/12/18 Swati Meghanand <swati.meghanand
gmail.com>
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> 2008/12/18 Darren Pilgrim <postfix
bitfreak.org>
>
>> The two examples above are expected behavior--postfix accepted for
>> delivery an email address to a valid address within its domain.
>>
>> How can I restrict such cases.
>>>
>>
>> Restrict such cases how? Prohibit unauthorized senders from using
>> addresses in your domain?
>
> OK, agreed
> but it means, if someone using any IP out of 'mynetworks'
> can send mails to my domains by just telnetting 25 to mailserver
> even by
> mail from: nobody
gmail.com
> rcpt to: noone
foo.test.com
>
Sorry for this silly statement...
I just forgot about SMTP's nature :-(
>
>
> delivers mail, can I put some sender restrictions
> using smtpd_sender_restrictions parameter ?
>
>
Darren Thnx for ur help.
>
> Regards,
> Swati Meghanand
>
>
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