How to exempt some addresses from checks on the mail server?

[Ger Apeldoorn]

You can add your local network to the 'priviledged networks' in the 
web-interface (under services)

That should do it...

Greetings,
Ger.

Op maandag 20 november 2006 13:52, schreef ITSEF Admin:
> Hi all,
>
> I ran into the following problem: Our users are allowed to send private
> mail from our system(s), with their own mail address as "From:". This,
> however, does not work with the Kolab setup, where all 'unknown' and
> non-delegated sender addresses are rejected. As such, I like this feature,
> hence, I'm trying to allow those sender addresses without switching the
> checks off completely.
>
> One way I've found was to add the "external" sender address as e-mail alias
> for the users that use such addresses. If I do so, they can indeed use such
> an address as sender - but at the same time, they can no longer send mail
> *from* the outside to any of our addresses, as the mail server rejects that
> sender when coming from the outside. Again, as such, I very much like this
> feature, but this leaves me with the question:
>
> How can I allow external addresses being used as sender going out *and*
> coming in without having to disable the checks altogether?
>
> Any insight is most welcome!
>
> Regards,
>
> Thomas
>
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