I have suse 10.1 and ispconfig installed according to the 'perfect setup'. Everything works fine - I just have one question about postfix. What is necessary to be done in order to have postfix authenticate a user before SENDING an e-mail? At the moment user name / password are checked only when receiving e-mail - but I also need to check them while sending an e-mail. I've browsed through the forum, but I couldn't find the answer...
You must have SMTP-AUTH enabled, as described in the SuSE 10.1 Perfect Setup. http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect_setup_suse_10.1_p5
It is true, I did everything according to the 'perfect setup'. But still, when I set up an account in a e-mail client (for example, outlook express), e-mails are easily sent even when 'the smtp server requires authentication' option is unchecked...
Thank you, finally it works just as I want. All it took was to change mynetworks_style from 'subnet' to 'host' 'subnet' wasn't good enough for me because there are hundreds of others users with 192.168.x.x ips...
