* André Karlsson <andre solutrix.se> [20070218
18:18]:
> Everytime I send a mail from a kolab account domainX to
a kolab account
> domainY from an external relay it is rejected back with
the error 450:sender
> rejected.
If it would be from domainX to domainX, there would be the
error
message "554 Sender address rejected: Invalid
sender".
> Under the services tab (webgui tool) I don't have any
rules set, just one
> radio button I cant "uncheck" saying
>
> "Reject the message with the except if it
originates from the outside but
> has a From header that matches the Kolab server's
domain. In that case
> rewrite the From header so the recipient can see the
potential forgery."
>
> But this is only options for the rules I haven't
checked.
These setting are only related to the RFC822 headers, not
the SMTP
envelope.
> Current work around is to use another port and tunnel
it locally to
> localhost:25 on the mail server, (ISP have port 25
blocked in some cases).
>
> Btw mailing list doesn't work with the external smtp
relay either :(
If you want to allow that external relay to be able to send
such
mail without verification, you need to add it to your
"Privileged
Networks" in the web interface. This way you circumvent
many of the
policy checks Kolab usually provides, but this is the way to
go if
you really want that.
Please tell us if it works for you.
Thomas
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