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== Postfix Configuration == | == Postfix Configuration == | ||
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| + | All of the configuration files for Postfix are stored in /etc/postfix. Configurations can be tested using the postconf command. By default Postfix is configured to only accept email from the local system. | ||
* [[Postfix: main | main.cf File]] | * [[Postfix: main | main.cf File]] | ||
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| + | Any changes to the files below must be updated to the postfix database using the postmap command. | ||
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| + | <syntaxhighlight> | ||
| + | postmap access | ||
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* [[Postfix: Access | Access File]] | * [[Postfix: Access | Access File]] | ||
* [[Postfix: Canonical | Canonical and Generic Files]] | * [[Postfix: Canonical | Canonical and Generic Files]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:17, 26 August 2013
Postfix Configuration
All of the configuration files for Postfix are stored in /etc/postfix. Configurations can be tested using the postconf command. By default Postfix is configured to only accept email from the local system.
Any changes to the files below must be updated to the postfix database using the postmap command.
postmap access