postfix-config: report addresses are relay recipients when the relay is on
Found by talking SMTP to port 25 of the test server once it answered again (2026-10-10): RCPT TO:<dmarc-reports+bs.mixdep.ru@selfpost.mixfed.ru> was refused with "550 5.1.1 User unknown in relay recipient table". With INBOUND_RELAY_ENABLE and DMARC_REPORTS_ENABLE both true the server's own name is a relay domain (for the reports) and relay_recipient_maps lists the relay's recipients only. smtpd_reject_unlisted_recipient applies after the restriction list, so the OK that check_recipient_access gives a report address does not help: every report was refused. The table of report addresses is added to relay_recipient_maps in that combination. Checked on the server by setting the parameter in the running container and reloading Postfix: the domain's report address is answered 250, the former server-wide mailbox and an unknown local part 550, a foreign domain and an inbound domain without recipients 554. e2e: the combined case requires relay_recipient_maps to name both tables. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -227,6 +227,12 @@ Format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/); version
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value with whitespace, and the e2e check asks Postfix what it reads.
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Present since DMARC ingest was fitted into the 1.9.1 fix of the same
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stanza.
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- **DMARC reports are accepted with the inbound relay on.** With both
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features enabled every report address was refused as "User unknown in
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relay recipient table": the relay's unlisted-recipient check runs after the
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restriction list, and the report addresses - on the server's own name, a
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relay domain - were not in `relay_recipient_maps`. Their table is a
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recipient table now. Hidden until now by the port-25 failure above.
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- Overview's Processes card counts the programs that are meant to stay up
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("6 of 6 running"); the idle one-shot `postfix-reload` was counted as
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running. The Milter sockets card no longer clips its second line with three
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