Len, I'll try to be clearer.
The mailing app is CF and it sends to imail for processing. We relay
for local users only. If someone sends a postcard and either the TO
field OR the FROM field is not a local user then imail won't relay it.
It is most likely that someone who is not a "local user" on our
system will send to another person who also is not a "local user".
"So how do I get around this?" was the basic question.
Craig
** --- On 16 Feb 00, at 14:53, Len Conrad wrote: --- **
>
> >We have our imail machine set to only relay for "local users". We
> >now have a customer with an application that "emails" from their
> >website TO and FROM individuals of choice.
>
> I don't see how this emailing website relates to Imail? If this
> website can send/receive mail, then it must be some kind of MTA / SMTP
> server, so how are you injecting Imail into the picture?
>
> >The problem is if I go and send a msg TO [EMAIL PROTECTED] FROM
> >[EMAIL PROTECTED] the message will never get delivered where we do
> >not host XYZ.COM or 123.COM because imail does exactly what is
> >should and not deliver.
>
> "I,123" meaning the emailing website? The emailing website should be
> able to SMTP mail right to xyz.com without going through Imail.
>
> See "accept.txt", pg 116 of Imail 6 u/g. Imail's own technique for
> subverting its "relay only for local hosts & users" rules.
>
>
> Sorry, I'm a little lost trying to share your vision of your
> situation.
>
> Len
>
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