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Topic: Possibility to send from different e-mails

==== Required information ====
- iRedMail 0.1.8 and backend LDAP
- Linux CentOS 6.2
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Hello.

Could you advise me how can I configure iRedMail that
user1 could to be able send mail from user1@domain.com or user2@domain.com or maillist@domain.com and couldn't be able to send mail from any other e-mail?

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Re: Possibility to send from different e-mails

At the moment user1 can to send mail from user1@domain.com only.

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Re: Possibility to send from different e-mails

You can remove "reject_sender_login_mismatch" in Postfix parameter "smtpd_sender_restrictions", restart Postfix and it should work for you.

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Re: Possibility to send from different e-mails

ZhangHuangbin wrote:

You can remove "reject_sender_login_mismatch" in Postfix parameter "smtpd_sender_restrictions", restart Postfix and it should work for you.

In this case user will send mail from ANY address but we need that user could be able to send mail from specific addresses. How can we configure it?

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Re: Possibility to send from different e-mails

tikonur wrote:

In this case user will send mail from ANY address

Yes.

tikonur wrote:

but we need that user could be able to send mail from specific addresses. How can we configure it?

I didn't test it before, sorry. I suggest asking in Postfix mailing list instead.