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smtp-listener 0.0.0.0:25

# Configure the feedback loop (FBL) processing # This processes incoming abuse reports and unsubscribes users automatically <fbl> enable yes # Store FBL data for your application to read folder /var/spool/pmta/fbl </fbl> sample powermta configuration file

A standard uses a modular structure to define listeners, authentication rules, VirtualMTAs (VMTAs), and delivery policies. Core Components of a PowerMTA Configuration smtp-listener 0

status-file /var/log/pmta/status log-file /var/log/pmta/pmta.log sample powermta configuration file

access-rule whitelist-intranet allow 10.0.0.0/8 access-rule whitelist-intranet allow 172.16.0.0/12

smtp-service outbound type outbound max-smtp-out 100 # Global cap across all vMTAs max-msg-rate 100000/h max-conn-per-domain 20 bounce-handler http://localhost:8080/bounce # HTTP bounce processor feedback-loop-handler http://localhost:8080/fbl use-starttls yes require-tls false dns-timeout 15s resolve-command /usr/bin/dig +short smtp-service

# Require authentication for relaying auth-require true auth-scheme LOGIN auth-source file /etc/pmta/auth.db