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Topic: rewrite smtp mailfrom

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This is merely a question on how to smile

the issue is quite simple: single alias forwards mail to some external mailbox
an email incoming from a strongly SPF-secured domain should be forwarded by this alias, but the final recipient (external mailbox) rejects this mail as it says its coming from the original sender in the smtp dialogue, the forwarding mailserver (iredmail) is not permitted to send mail from this domain (because of SPF) therefore the forward never reachets its destination.

the solution would be to rewrite the smtp dialog mailfrom portion to the forwarding alias mailbox while preserving the mail-from-header within the original mailcontent.

my question would be: is there  a smart way to achieve this using iRedMail?

thx
hk

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Re: rewrite smtp mailfrom

The solution is called SRS. You can try software like postsrsd:
https://github.com/roehling/postsrsd

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Re: rewrite smtp mailfrom

ZhangHuangbin wrote:

The solution is called SRS. You can try software like postsrsd:
https://github.com/roehling/postsrsd

thx, I was hoping for something more integrated with iRedMail smile