For those of you who are interested... we setup a seperate mail
server (FTGate) to handle the SMTP processes that imail security
wouldn't allow us to do.
FTGate was very easy to setup and seems very capable, we are still
learning about it though. Thanks to everyone for you input and
suggestions.
Craig
** --- On 16 Feb 00, at 16:46, Len Conrad wrote: --- **
>
> >The mailing app is CF and it sends to imail for processing.
>
> specifically, CF sends SMTP mail to Imail for relayed delivery. I
> understand how this would be advisable, but if it doesn't fit, can't
> the smtp agent in CF deliver it's own mail to the destination, at
> least for now, and until you can implement "relay for addresses"
>
> >We relay for local users only. If someone sends a postcard
>
> ie, if CF emails a msg to Imail where the From: field is not an local
> Imail user, then Imail refuses it.
>
> I can't see why Imail would refuse SMTP mail TO: a local user, that's
> Imail whole raison-d'�tre. ???
>
> 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.
>
> When I get postcards from Blue Mtn, I get mail FROM: blue mtn, not
> from the postcard sender. Can the CF app take that approach:
>
> CF emails FROM: Green Valley cards, and you create a Green Valley user
> on Imail, so CF becomes a local user.
>
> Len
>
>
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