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In the example below, the postfix smtp client will search the sasl password file by sender address before it searches that same file by destination. This is described in the restriction_class_readme document. In practical terms what you need to do is simply change the key in your sasl_passwd to user based
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As per your example just add both users to the relayhost_maps file and alter the following file Because there is no single policy that is right for all users, postfix supports different smtp access restrictions for different users Here, we are telling postfix to both use sasl authentication, and also enable tls for secure communication
We also provide two paths, one for trusted certificate authorities and one for the login credentials.
Postfix first searches the table for an entry with the server hostname First of all, configure the custom relayhost parameter This will configure postfix to relay emails via the remote smtp servers You can also configure the postfix server for d relaying emails based on the sender address
Add your remote smtp host and credentials one per line Save the file and close it. Thanks to @alexd idea, we'll implement the following transport table in order to simulate a ip failover using the dns mx resolution (postfix 3.3) relay for 2 domains, exemple [12].com Of course the full documentation is helpful, but quite verbose and hard to figure out in a timely manner if you are new to postfix
For instance, you may expect to find this under smtp relay/access control, but the main aspect i was missing was under general configuration in sasl auth.
I tested sending mail manually with telnet using the proper auth plain line and it worked So my interpretation is, that postfix does not decide to use sasl / auth plain at some point.
