This is a discussion on Re: SASL and content_filter within the mailing.postfix.users forums, part of the Mail Servers and Related category; Bill Boebel: > I want to tell a content_filter that an email arrived using SASL > authentication. I cannot figure ...
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Bill Boebel:
> I want to tell a content_filter that an email arrived using SASL > authentication. I cannot figure out a way to do this. Is there a way? Postfix currently does not forward SASL information from the SMTP server to the SMTP client. This is because Rome wasn't built in one day; until recently there was no need for such a feature, and thus the code was not written. Wietse > Specifically, I want to tell amavis/spamassassin that it was SASL > authenticated, so that it can whitelist mail sent by local users - without > relying on the sender envelope since that can be forged. With the latest > snapshot it looks like I can add a header somehow, which might do the trick > for me; however that can also be forged. > > Any suggestions? > > Thanks, > Bill Boebel > > > > > > |