Difference between revisions of "Email relay"
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| + | Our server will forward all emails to another SMTP server. The SMTP server we're gonna install is stupid: only local domain, no account checking, no anti-virus or spam protection. | ||
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| + | # From main SMTP server ("Gmail", "Outlook", ...) all emails come from the same account. | ||
| + | # From a local point of view, all emails are send using Linux default configuration and system users | ||
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| + | [[File:SMTP server relay.png|none|SMTP server relay]] | ||
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| + | As you can see, POSTFIX SMTP server will just act as a proxy between local services and Gmail. | ||
Revision as of 08:46, 13 August 2014
Principle
Our server will forward all emails to another SMTP server. The SMTP server we're gonna install is stupid: only local domain, no account checking, no anti-virus or spam protection.
- From main SMTP server ("Gmail", "Outlook", ...) all emails come from the same account.
- From a local point of view, all emails are send using Linux default configuration and system users
Principle:
As you can see, POSTFIX SMTP server will just act as a proxy between local services and Gmail.
