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hosts:virtual_machines:web:mail [2023/02/21 20:45] tcmalhosts:virtual_machines:web:mail [2023/08/30 17:55] tcmal
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 [[meta:autogen:start|​]] [[meta:autogen:start|​]]
 +===== Mail =====
 ^ Name | Mail | ^ Name | Mail |
 ^ Ports | 993, 587, 143, 465, 25 (tcp) | ^ Ports | 993, 587, 143, 465, 25 (tcp) |
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   - Postfix receives an incoming SMTP connection   - Postfix receives an incoming SMTP connection
-  - Postfix queries [[hosts:enclave:ldap|LDAP]] to find the user/alias for the address.+  - Postfix queries [[hosts:virtual_machines:enclave:ldap|LDAP]] to find the user/alias for the address.
   - Postfix checks it with rspamd   - Postfix checks it with rspamd
   - If rspamd decides we should deliver it, we pass it to dovecot through LMTP   - If rspamd decides we should deliver it, we pass it to dovecot through LMTP
-  - Dovecot queries [[hosts:enclave:ldap|LDAP]] again and places it in the user's mailbox+  - Dovecot queries [[hosts:virtual_machines:enclave:ldap|LDAP]] again and places it in the user's mailbox
   - The user then uses their MUA to access their mailbox through dovecot (over IMAP)   - The user then uses their MUA to access their mailbox through dovecot (over IMAP)
  
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   - Postfix receives an SMTP connection on port 587   - Postfix receives an SMTP connection on port 587
   - The user authenticates, which postfix asks dovecot for help with   - The user authenticates, which postfix asks dovecot for help with
-    - Dovecot uses bind authentication against our [[hosts:enclave:ldap|LDAP]]+    - Dovecot uses bind authentication against our [[hosts:virtual_machines:enclave:ldap|LDAP]]
   - Postfix cleans up the headers and passes it to OpenDKIM to do signing   - Postfix cleans up the headers and passes it to OpenDKIM to do signing
   - Postfix sends the signed message to wherever it needs to go   - Postfix sends the signed message to wherever it needs to go
hosts/virtual_machines/web/mail.txt · Last modified: 2023/08/30 17:55 by tcmal