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Receives email from XCLIENT-enabled STARTTLS-stripping proxy, hence no encryption needed/supported.
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Forwards received email to LMTP client, hence has no access to previously received email.
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Uses DKIM milter running in another VM/container.
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Skips DKIM milter for mail received to port 26 - currently this makes it possible to configure your email system to sign outgoing, but not verify incoming messages.
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Verifies that local user exist (listed in a text file) before doing spam check of incoming emails.
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considers both
+and-as "recipient delimiters", so you can use both "user+site@example.com" and "user-site@example.com" for registering on websites - they both will be delivered to "user@example.com", and you can easily track who leaked your email. -
Does not perform spam-check against emails sent from addresses listed in
known_senders.txtfile, thus your friends' mail will never go to spam! -
Does not perform spam-check against emails sent to addresses with recipient delimiter (
+or-) in them, thus those registration emails will never go to spam! -
uses one RBL for spam check.
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Edit "mydomain" in
data/conf/main.cffile -
Add
data/conf/users.txtfile with emails of users who are expected to receive emails via this server, using format like this:alexey@example.com ok -
Add
data/conf/known-senders.txtfile with emails whose senders should not be spam-checked, using same format. -
Optionally, add
data/conf/aliases.txtfile with email aliases like this:abuse@example.com alexey@example.com, root@example.netYes, it allows you to forward messages to other servers - be careful, though, not to become a spamer!
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Optionally, add
data/conf/transport_maps.txtfile with emails delivery to which should go via dedicated SMTP servers.