Alexander Dalloz (ad+lists@xxxxxxxxx) kirjoitteli (21.8.2008 14:46):
> Pretty simple. If your intention is to define SMTP AUTH usage
> independent from shell access (i.e. by SSH)
Yes, though ssh access is not used by many users on this mail server. The
important thing is to allow for *all users* relaying from port 25 without
AUTH (of course as limited by the access list etc.).
> - side node: really think
> about whether it is a good idea to have user logins on your mail server
Do you mean ssh logins? I could actually consider limiting that. The easiest
way would probably be to edit (or remove) the shell declatarions in
/etc/passwd.
> - you should use sasldb as your SASL backend. You have to create the
> sasldb manually and this way you control who is permitted to relay remotely.
Ok, thanks I will take a look at this soon.
- Jussi
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