Up until now, we've mostly considered Postfix in its role as the end node for email messages. That is, messages that arrive at the Postfix system are, for the most part, delivered to the local system. But it's also common to find Postfix serving as an intermediate node on the path a message follows to its ultimate destination. In this chapter we'll look at some of the configuration options for Postfix as a client in MTA-to-MTA communications.
Introduction
Prerequisites
Postfix Architecture
General Configuration and Administration
Queue Management
Email and DNS
Local Delivery and POP/IMAP
Hosting Multiple Domains
Mail Relaying
Mailing Lists
Blocking Unsolicited Bulk Email
SASL Authentication
Transport Layer Security
Content Filtering
External Databases
Appendix A. Configuration Parameters
Appendix B. Postfix Commands
Appendix C. Compiling and Installing Postfix
Appendix D. Frequently Asked Questions