This is a discussion on Sender-based exceptions to RBLs? within the mailing.postfix.users forums, part of the Mail Servers and Related category; I have a vendor with whom I communicate that is currently blocked by my = RBLs. I have every reason to ...
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I have a vendor with whom I communicate that is currently blocked by my =
RBLs. I have every reason to believe the RBL block is legitmate based on = other customers that use the same mail relay as he does. What I'd like to be able to do is permit certain sender addresses (or = domains) before hitting the RBL check. I thought I'd be able to do a "check_sender_access maptype:map" check, but = reading documentation it appears that's not a valid argument to smtpd_clien= t_restrictions. I suppose it's important in which order the various = checks are applied, so I guess my primary questions are: What's the right way to exclude certain domains/e-mail addresses (not IP = addresses) from RBL checks? If use a smtpd_sender_restrictions access map with PERMIT for these = domains, will that be checked before the RBLs or at least supercede the = RBL? Thanks for any help! - Dave Alexander |