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Nikos Ioakeim
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Hi to All!,
recently i decided to check out the postfix mta due to some strange problems with qmail.
As a new user to postfix, i am trying to figure out a way to secure my email server. Since i installed postfix i saw my forged emails from my domain, which of course were all spam, and i realized that postfix is not by default secure as qmail.
First of all i disabled the VRFY command, which helps spammers identify the internal users of the system.
Now i want to do some of the following things but i find the master.cf and main.cf files too messed up and i am very sceptical on editing without being sure what i am doing, and this is the very reason of this post.
1. I want port 25 to be as secure as possible. RBL checks, user authentication with tls option, dns checks for forged users and servers.
2. I want port 587 to be a submission port, so that only authenticated users can access it and sent emails. (Local Users)
Does anyone have done this before? I would realy use some insight if possible.
Thanks in advance
recently i decided to check out the postfix mta due to some strange problems with qmail.
As a new user to postfix, i am trying to figure out a way to secure my email server. Since i installed postfix i saw my forged emails from my domain, which of course were all spam, and i realized that postfix is not by default secure as qmail.
First of all i disabled the VRFY command, which helps spammers identify the internal users of the system.
Now i want to do some of the following things but i find the master.cf and main.cf files too messed up and i am very sceptical on editing without being sure what i am doing, and this is the very reason of this post.
1. I want port 25 to be as secure as possible. RBL checks, user authentication with tls option, dns checks for forged users and servers.
2. I want port 587 to be a submission port, so that only authenticated users can access it and sent emails. (Local Users)
Does anyone have done this before? I would realy use some insight if possible.
Thanks in advance