Re: [LUNI] Forwarding email to my ISP via Windows using Postfix.

From: Martin Maney (maney@pobox.com)
Date: Mon Mar 05 2001 - 13:26:46 CST

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    On Mon, Mar 05, 2001 at 05:02:44PM +0000, Thaddeus L. Olczyk wrote:
    > I'm trying to get postfix to forward my outgoing mail to my ISP.

    I was going to say "sure, this ought to be easy", but then...

    > Since the only connection I have goes through my NT box, I have
    > to run a proxy ( actually AnalogX proxy if you are curious ) on the NT
    > box and forward through it ( or at least that's the plan ).
    > The proxy I believe is similar to ipforwarding ( allthough I have some
    > hints that it is really similar to ipchain, but ipchain is as I
    > understand a firewall ).

    I don't know anything about this AnalogX, but I just scanned the web page.
    it suggests a quick question: do you have the latest version (4.07)? That
    one's description says "Fixed problem with SMTP (sending) email".

    > The problem is that I don't know how to point postfix to the proxy.

    I can't tell if AnalogX is supposed to be a proxy MTA or if it just does
    masquerade-like NATting. Given that they claim to have fixed a problem in
    AnalogX that was specific to sending mail, I would guess it's a forwarding
    proxy. In that case, you need to tell postfix to use the NT machine as a
    mail forwarding host (sometimes called a "smart host"). Let's see, I think
    I was doing something like that a little while ago...

    Hmmmm, the relayhost setting looks useful. You probably don't need to worry
    about transport_maps for a simple setup, but then again you might need that
    after all.

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