1. Mar 27, 2020 #1
   

   pamamolf Well-Known Member

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   Hello
   
   Is it possible to hide the ip from mail header for outgoing emails using the default Postfix and phpmail?
   
   Thank you
   

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   Last edited: Mar 27, 2020
2. Mar 27, 2020 #2
   

   eva2000 Administrator Staff Member

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   Unless you know what you're doing, the easiest way is use Amazon SES 3rd party smtp servers and configure Postfix relay via Amazon SES. Amazon SES is only 1 of 2 3rd party smtp email services which proper strip the source origin email server's IP address to hide the server's IP.
   
   example Amazon AWS - Cloudflare - Postfix + Amazon SES + Cloudflare - Forward root mail safely-er

    
3. Mar 27, 2020 #3
   

   pdinh97qng Member

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   I have the same issue that the header is leaking my server IP, leading to directly DDOS which is a nightmare.
   Beside of amazon SES, you can also use this add-on: Mailgun Integration [Paid] to send mail via API which doesn't include your IP in header or using a small VPS for sending mail via SMTP with mailcow.email | The mailserver suite with the 'moo' – + = or Mail-in-a-Box

    
4. Mar 27, 2020 #4
   

   rdan Well-Known Member

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   I'm using this since 2014 I think

    

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