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# *** [ Ansible managed: DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY ] ***
# ---
# hosts blocked by postfwd
#
# This file is called with '=~'. This means perl regexp is possible
#
#
# To increase performance use ^ and/or $ in regular expressions
#
# Example:
#
# # block all hosts of domain 'oopen.de'
# \.oopen\.de$
#
# # block host a.mx.oopen.de
# ^a\.mx\.oopen\.de$
#
# ---
# give hostnames to blocke here
illuminatus\.lionheart\.lovejoy$
dancortez\.500$
geplosser\.pl$

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# *** [ Ansible managed: DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY ] ***
# ---
# Networks blocked by postfwd
#
# Example:
#
# # web0.warenform.de
# #83.223.86.76
# #2a01:30:0:505:286:96ff:fe4a:6ee
# #2a01:30:0:13:286:96ff:fe4a:6eee
#
# ---
# give networks to block here
188.214.104.0/24
91.219.236.254
85.254.72.106
103.136.40.0/23
185.53.170.115

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# *** [ Ansible managed: DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY ] ***
# ---
# Sender addresses blocked by postfwd
#
# This file is called with '=~'. This means perl regexp is possible
#
#
# To increase performance use ^ and/or $ in regular expressions
#
# @acieu\.co\.uk$
# ^error@mailfrom.com$
#
# instedt of
#
# @acieu.co.uk
# error@mailfrom.com
#
#
# Example:
#
# # # annoying spammer domains
# # block all senders of maildomaindomain 'oopen.de'
# @acieu\.co\.uk$
#
# # annoying spammer addresses
# # block sender address
# error@mailfrom.com
# sqek@eike\.se$
#
# ---
# annoying spammer domains
@acieu\.co\.uk$
@sendelope\.eu$
@growthrecords\.com$
@videosicherheit.biz$
@arbeitsschutzmasken.shop$
@medprodukte.shop$
@geplosser\.pl$
@alfasells\.de$
@news-des-tages\.de$
@inx1and1\..+$
@ppe-healthcare-europe\.\S+$
@testbedarf\.shop$
@acievents\.\S+$
@dokpotenz\.\S+$
@doktorapo\.\S+$
@team-de-luxe\.\S+$
@klickensiejetzt\.\S+$
@podiumskate\.\S+$
@ppe-healthcare-europe\.\S+$
# annoying spammer addresses
^error@mailfrom\.com$
^sqek@eike\.se$

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# *** [ Ansible managed: DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY ] ***
# ---
# SASL Users blocked by postfwd
#
# Example:
#
# # give SASL usernames to block here
# ckubu@oopen.de
#
# ---
# give SASL usernames to block here

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# *** [ Ansible managed: DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY ] ***
#======= Definitions ============
# Match messages with an associated SASL username
&&SASL_AUTH {
sasl_username!~^$
}
# Trusted networks
&&TRUSTED_NETS {
client_address==file:/etc/postfix/postfwd.wl-nets
}
# Trusted hostnames
# client_name~=.warenform.de$
&&TRUSTED_HOSTS {
client_name=~file:/etc/postfix/postfwd.wl-hosts
}
# Trusted users
&&TRUSTED_USERS {
sasl_username==file:/etc/postfix/postfwd.wl-user
}
# Trusted senders
&&TRUSTED_SENDERS {
sender=~file:/etc/postfix/postfwd.wl-sender
}
# Blacklist networks
&&BLOCK_NETS {
client_address==file:/etc/postfix/postfwd.bl-nets
}
# Blacklist hostnames
&&BLOCK_HOSTS {
client_name=~file:/etc/postfix/postfwd.bl-hosts
}
# Blacklist users
&&BLOCK_USERS {
sasl_username==file:/etc/postfix/postfwd.bl-user
}
# Blacklist sender adresses
&&BLOCK_SENDER {
# =~
# using '=~' allows also matching entries for domains (i.e. @acieu.co.uk)
sender=~file:/etc/postfix/postfwd.bl-sender
}
# Inbound emails only
&&INCOMING {
client_address!=127.0.0.1
}
#======= Rule Sets ============
# ---
#
# Processing of the Rule Sets
#
# The parser checks the elements of a policy delegation request against the postfwd set
# of rules and, if necessary, triggers the configured action (action=). Similar to a
# classic firewall, a rule is considered true if every element of the set of rules (or
# one from every element list) applies to the comparison. I.e. the following rule:
#
# client_address=1.1.1.1, 1.1.1.2; client_name==unknown; action=REJECT
#
# triggers a REJECT if the
#
# Client address is equal (1.1.1.1 OR 1.1.1.2) AND the client name 'unknown'
#
#
# Note:
# If an element occurs more than once, an element list is formed:
#
# The following rule set is equivalent to the above:
#
# client_address=1.1.1.1; client_address=1.1.1.2; client_name==unknown; action=REJECT
#
#
# triggers a REJECT if (as above) the
#
# Client address (1.1.1.1 OR 1.1.1.2) AND the client name 'unknown'
#
# ---
# Whitelists
# Whitelist trusted networks
id=WHL_NETS
&&TRUSTED_NETS
action=DUNNO
# Whitelist trusted hostnames
id=WHL_HOSTS
&&TRUSTED_HOSTS
action=DUNNO
# Whitelist sasl users
id=WHL_USERS
&&TRUSTED_USERS
action=DUNNO
# Whitelist senders
id=WHL_SENDERS
&&INCOMING
&&TRUSTED_SENDERS
action=DUNNO
# Blacklists
# Block networks
id=BL_NETS
&&BLOCK_NETS
action=REJECT Network Address $$client_address blocked by Mailserver admins. Error: BL_NETS
# Block hostname
id=BL_HOSTS
&&BLOCK_HOSTS
action=REJECT $$client_name blocked by Mailserver admins. Error: BL_HOSTS
# Block users
id=BL_USERS
&&BLOCK_USERS
action=REJECT User is blocked by Mailserver admins. Error: BL_USERS
# Blacklist sender
#
# Claim successful delivery and silently discard the message.
#
id=BL_SENDER
&&BLOCK_SENDER
#action=DISCARD
action=REJECT Sender address is blocked by Mailserver admins. Error: BL_SENDER
# Rate Limits
# Throttle unknown clients to 5 recipients per 5 minutes:
id=RATE_UNKNOWN_CLIENT_ADDR
sasl_username =~ /^$/
client_name==unknown
action=rate(client_address/5/300/450 4.7.1 only 5 recipients per 5 minutes allowed)
# Block clients (ip-addresses) sending more than 50 messages per minute exceeded. Error:RATE_CLIENT)
id=RATE_CLIENT_ADDR
&&INCOMING
action=rate($$client_address/50/60/421 421 4.7.0 Too many connections from $$client_address)
# Block messages with more than 50 recipients
id=BLOCK_MSG_RCPT
&&INCOMING
&&SASL_AUTH
recipient_count=50
action=REJECT Too many recipients, please reduce to less than 50 or consider using a mailing list. Error: BLOCK_MSG_RCPT
# Block users sending more than 50 messages/hour
id=RATE_MSG
&&INCOMING
&&SASL_AUTH
action=rate($$sasl_username/50/3600/450 4.7.1 Number messages per hour exceeded. Error:RATE_MSG)
# Block users sending more than 250 recipients total/hour
id=RATE_RCPT
&&INCOMING
&&SASL_AUTH
action=rcpt($$sasl_username/250/3600/450 4.7.1 Number recipients per hour exceeded. Error:RATE_RCPT)

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# *** [ Ansible managed: DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY ] ***
# ---
# Trusted hosts whitelisted by postfwd
#
# This file is called with '=~'. This means perl regexp is possible
#
#
# To increase performance use ^ and/or $ in regular expressions
#
# Example:
#
# # all hosts of domain 'oopen.de'
# \.oopen\.de$
#
# # host a.mx.oopen.de
# ^a\.mx\.oopen\.de$
#
# ---
# give truested hostnames here

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# *** [ Ansible managed: DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY ] ***
# ---
# Trusted networks whitelisted by postfwd
#
# Example:
#
# # web0.warenform.de
# #83.223.86.76
# #2a01:30:0:505:286:96ff:fe4a:6ee
# #2a01:30:0:13:286:96ff:fe4a:6eee
#
# ---
# give truested networrk adresses here

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# *** [ Ansible managed: DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY ] ***
# ---
# Trusted senders whitelisted by postfwd
#
# This file is called with '=~'. This means perl regexp is possible
#
#
# To increase performance use ^ and/or $ in regular expressions
#
# Example:
#
# # all senders of maildomaindomain 'oopen.de'
# @oopen\.de$
#
# # sender address ckubu@oopen.de
# ^ckubu@oopen\.de$
#
# ---
# give trusted sender addresses here

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# *** [ Ansible managed: DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY ] ***
# ---
# SASL Users whitelisted by postfwd
#
# example:
#
# # give trusted sasl usernames here
# ckubu@oopen.de
# vertrieb@akweb.de
#
# ---
# give trusted sasl usernames here