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JimD wrote: |
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> Can Postfix do authentication on its own? I currently use |
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> Postfix/SASL. I am building a mail server and I was wondering if I |
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> need SASL. |
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> My mail server setup is simple. There are only two users, my wife and |
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> everything else goes to me. I want Postfix to send emails from |
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> localhost to anywhere and from remote hosts to anywhere if |
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> authenticated. |
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> I don't have a problem with my current postfix/sasl setup. However, I |
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> would rather have as little software running as possible to simplify |
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> the new setup. |
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Nope you need sasl if you'd like to auth from outside the system. |
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Or you can just ssh in and tunnel your email down your session which |
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will appear to be coming from localhost or a trusted IP. Or go with some |
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sort of VPN type setup. sasl is probably easier than all that. |
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kashani |
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