Re: accepting mail from IP address

From: (no name) (no email)
Date: Sun Oct 02 2005 - 21:08:22 EDT

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     wrote on 30/09/2005 11:33:19 PM:

    | :
    | > Hopefully beginner postfix question:
    | >
    | > I have a server that insists on sending mail with the following
    | > conversation:
    | >
    | > HELO server1
    | > MAIL FROM: <>
    | > RCPT TO: bb at ellery
    | > DATA
    | > ....
    | >
    | > The problem I'm having is that server2 is choking on the MAIL FROM
    line,
    | > which doesn't accept an IP address.
    |
    | The address form is invalid. There is no documentation that says
    | Postfix accepts this invalid address form. Postfix >= 2.1 always
    | rejects it, and this is currently not configurable.
    |
    | The correct address form, server1@[192.168.1.12], will be accepted.

    Ah, I missed the "[...]" when reading the rfc. I'll take this back to the
    people that make the appliance box and see if they have a fix for it.

    | > This server is going to be an internal machine and is used only for
    | > monitoring. I'm not terribly concerned about securing the postfix
    | > configuration at the moment.
    |
    | Someone can donate a config parameter that allows numeric domains.
    | It happens in trivial-rewrite/resolve.c, but there may be other
    | places that block numeric domains that I do not recall off-hand.

    If I get frustrated enough to do this, I'll post it here. It's probably
    not a sustainable solution for our site though.

    Thanks,
    Stephen


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