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For postfix conf the procedure to modify conf files is documented in the admin guide. Basically mkdir -p /etc/pmg/templates and copy here global conf files which lives in /var/lib/pmg/templates. Then make your own modifications and do Pmgconfig sync

I suggest to contribute by your own to the product by creating an howto here or by submitting patches to devs.

To implement tls on port 26 like port 25: (I assume port 26 if your internal smtp port) WARNING: Use at your own risk 1) mkdir -p /etc/pmg/templates 2) cp /var/lib/pmg/templates/master.cf.in /etc/pmg/templates 3) edit /etc/pmg/templates/master.cf.in 3) find [% pmg.mail.int_port %] 4) add at...

Hi Ldap auth could be implemented at os level ( via pam). Actually admin user 'root' is a system user, so it's authenticated via pam. One simple way to have a centralized auth is to let pmg add other system user via web ui. In this way every system's user could be assigned a role and...

For user root do you use system auth based on Pam?

Ok but something in my knowledge is missing. So: 1) what1+ what2 should be read as "what1 OR what2" 2) what1 or what2 are generic objects that can contains a list of different items 3) the list of 2) should be chained each other with an OR operator The question actually is: what is the...

Ok what i've seen after some experimenting is that if i let the user send mail tru the outgoint port (default:26) all the logs will be correlated ( incoming mails).

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I'm trying to create a rule with the following items: 1: WHAT: a particular item WHAT: spam score = 3 DIRECTION=in ACTION=quarantine So what i'm expecting is: EVERY incoming mail that have the header specified AND spam score is >=3 is matched by the rule and therefore quarantinated...

Hi I'm testing 2 domains for INBOUND traffic. For one of this I'm able to show stats on the receiver page. For other one i'm able to show stats on the domains page BUT not on receiver What can be done to track down the issue ? thx

/sbin/iptables -F /sbin/iptables -t nat -F /sbin/iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --dport 443 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 8006

Why you would not add by yourserlf ? it's easy and documented

I think He would intend "per recipient" and NOT per domain .

The main problem with virustotal imho is the limitation in number of scans that one account could perform.

You can download and install a 30 days trial of avast linux: https://www.avast.com/it-it/linux-server-antivirus It's just like clamav: a command line scan that talk with a daemon. Install and be sure it works , then enable support in pmg with: pmgsh set /config/admin --avast 1 I don't think pmg...

This simply "decreasing" the score from the spamassassin scan. Does not prevent postfix to reject mails that has been blocked by postscreen rbl checks. In order to do rbl whitelisting you have to configure property the rbls in postscreen.

This appear to be blocked by postscreen at postfix level so short answer is: You cant You could try to disable rbl and let spamassassin perform all the filtering in order to quarantine stuff.

Adding pyzor and dcc is trivial if you know how to configure spamassassin. Adding additional virus scanners involve adding code to the core pmg sources, which is not trivial as you should know: 1) how to interact with the code 2) how to interact with the virus scan Btw avast support is built in...

For sure if you set default relay as "127.0.0.1" it does not work because you are telling to postfix that it should relay mails to itself.

The relevant log ines is: Mar 14 13:09:03 mail postfix/smtp[1518]: A881B435EE: to=<ayman.makram@mcvcomercial.cu>, relay=172.16.5.233[172.16.5.233]:25, delay=0.3, delays=0.05/0.03/0.07/0.15, dsn=5.0.0, status=bounced (host 172.16.5.233[172.16.5.233] said: 554 Message is not RFC compliant (in...