Attempting to send a message through Postfix
on a jailed instance of FreeBSD-11
results in the following error when amavisd
is configured:
/usr/local/sbin/amavisd[47180]: (!)DENIED ACCESS from IP 127.0.32.1, policy bank ''
The lo interface for the jail is cloned to 127.0.32.1
. The only place where this address is explicitly used in any of the related configuration files is in postfix/main.cf
for the inet_interfaces assignment (postfix
listening address assignments cannot be redirected by the jail software). All other places, including /etc/hosts
, refer solely to 127.0.0.1
.
Does anyone have this combination (postfix
/amavisd
) running successfully in a FreeBSD jail
? How is it done?
If not then what alternatives are there to obtain the same benefits provided by amavisd
if this combination cannot be made to work in a FreeBSD jail
?