Yes, the smartmax as been in service for years perfectly but has no spam
control.
So I installed the ASSP on the same machine and am trying to configure it
properly to work with the smartmax.
Currently the smartmax requires an auth before it will accept a mail from a user
to be sent out, I was hopping I could get the ASSP to do this or pass it to the
smartmax
for this to continue to be the case, but as it is the ASSP will accept any mail
to
it then the smartmax will reject yes, but ASSP accepting right from the start
is making it look like an open relay.
any what to carry though the auth to the MTA BEFORE the mail is accepted for
the out bound que ?
If you're learning how to setup multiple programs at the same time,
you're going to have a lot of trouble. ASSP is great - but you need a
properly working MTA first. Sender authentication (NOT verification!)
falls under the heading "Basic SMTP Server Setup".
If Smartmax is your MTA, I suggest you investigate that program's manual
/ support forums to get your system 100% - WITHOUT ASSP!! Then when
you're ready, add the ASSP protection. You'll be a lot happier with the
end result.
--
Daniel
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