[Postfixbuch-users] IP address of MX host is a RFC1918 address ???

[Ralf Hildebrandt]

* Marco Eisenhuth <marco.eisenhuth at starke-erfurt.de>:

> >> Das Webinterface von Schlundtec möchte mir eine Mail zukommen lassen.
> >> Mein Postfix prüft, wer da mit ihm reden mag,
> >> und stellt fest, dass webend2.autodns2.de die IP 192.168.110.201 hat.
> > 
> > Korrekt.
> >  
> >> Mhh, soweit, so schlecht. Was mach ich jetzt?
> > 
> > Ausnahme eintragen.
> 
> wie? wo? was? ;-)

Ist doch immer dassselbe. check_sender_access davor, welches
webend2.autodns2.de als Absender erlaubt

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