okay.
two of my outgoing mailaccounts have now started to use SPF on their
machines, forcing me to switch accounts and start using outgoing
connections directly.
Now, for me this is actually unacceptable, since it requires a
mailspool to be kept in my mailclient instead of on my local system, and
it prolongs queue's until I recall to send things when I'm offline.
-bad-.
So, What I'm looking for is fairly simple. (heh. heh.)
postfix as smtp daemon on localhost:25. all email sent to postfix.
postfix then automagically relays the outgoing email based on the From
(envelope?) header towards the SPF enabled servers on the net. This is
where I need help, as I haven't yet managed to figure out -how- to do
this in a satisfying way.
Anyone got any ideas? I've been looking at the transport table, but
that only appears to work for inbound email, (To: ) not Outbound
selection.
//Spider
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two of my outgoing mailaccounts have now started to use SPF on their
machines, forcing me to switch accounts and start using outgoing
connections directly.
Now, for me this is actually unacceptable, since it requires a
mailspool to be kept in my mailclient instead of on my local system, and
it prolongs queue's until I recall to send things when I'm offline.
-bad-.
So, What I'm looking for is fairly simple. (heh. heh.)
postfix as smtp daemon on localhost:25. all email sent to postfix.
postfix then automagically relays the outgoing email based on the From
(envelope?) header towards the SPF enabled servers on the net. This is
where I need help, as I haven't yet managed to figure out -how- to do
this in a satisfying way.
Anyone got any ideas? I've been looking at the transport table, but
that only appears to work for inbound email, (To: ) not Outbound
selection.
//Spider
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Tortured users / Laughing in pain
See Microsoft KB Article Q265230 for more information.
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