On 03/04/2010 09:25 PM, Craig White wrote: > On Thu, 2010-03-04 at 20:04 -0600, Mikkel wrote: >> If you think of it that narrowly, then you are correct. But if you >> take it as an example on how to set up using a smart host with sasl, >> then you have a wider audience. >> >> For that matter, you get people like me, that 3 different smart >> hosts, depending on the email address doing the sending. Then there >> is the general relay host for the mail that does not match those >> rules. Because this setup is on my home network, I can not send the >> mail directly from here. For some reason the DSL IP addresses are on >> the DUN list. ;) > ---- > I was just generally referring to the issue of smarthost = gmail which > has nothing to do with SASL as far as I could imagine. For that matter, > smarthost setup really has nothing to do with SASL. > Well, part of the thread was the problems he was having setting up SASL to work with the connection. Gmail does not like plain text user name/password when connecting to their server. > I am definitely certain that few can match your ingenuity if you are > doing 3 smarthost routing methods based upon sender e-mail address > because you already know that while you are providing testimony to > postfix's flexibility, it was not really designed to scratch that itch. > Actually, it is. Take a look at "sender_dependent_relayhost_maps" - it will let you map relay hosts by user. > I can appreciate that it is probably not the easiest thing to get DSL IP > addresses, especially dynamically assigned addresses out of Taiwan to be > recognized as smtp sources these days... even if you get the e-mails > delivered, I would suspect that the spam score would make it somewhat > difficult. > It isn't that hard to get one from AT&T - you just have to be willing to pay for it. It is cheaper to pay $12/year for web hosting and route email through their server. But when I use my Gmail or Yahoo e-mail addresses, I like the message to come from the correct server. On the other hand, if my infinity-ltd.com mail was sent through their servers, it would get rejected by many mail servers. Mikkel -- Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with Ketchup!
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