Delivery to UNIX user - is this the correct behaviour?
Posted: Fri May 12, 2006 5:08 am
Just trying to understand a bit more about how things work here:
If I, from another host, submit a message for a UNIX (non-Scalix) user test@hostname.local then unless I have something like this in my smtpd.cfg:
The delivery fails with 'denied due to spam list'.
But this isn't actually relaying per-se is it?
Aren't I trying to do local delivery?
I'm probably missing something obvious...
If I, from another host, submit a message for a UNIX (non-Scalix) user test@hostname.local then unless I have something like this in my smtpd.cfg:
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RELAY accept 192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0
The delivery fails with 'denied due to spam list'.
But this isn't actually relaying per-se is it?
Aren't I trying to do local delivery?
I'm probably missing something obvious...