I am writing mostly just to confirm what I think I gleaned from the archives... I got
a report back from http://dnsbl.njabl.org/
saying that my James email server is an open relay and the email servers of several of
my mail list users are now blocking emails
from my server. My server requires SMTP authorization, which I gather had some sort of
a problem? And in order to let my users use
the server while traveling I had to comment out the section in the config.xml file
which checks to see if the sending IP address is
in an accepted set of domains. I am currently using the stable released version of
James, 2.0a3
So my question is, what is the best strategy for me to follow... I am assuming this is
a known problem and has been fixed? So,
should I immediately upgrade to the latest binary version
-james-binary-2.1a1-2002-09-24.zip, or is there a better choice, or is the
next stable version of James expected out soon? (I am not set up to do a build from
source)
Has there been much in the way of changes to how James is configured? Just trying to
get an idea of the best road map to follow, so
suggestions will be appreciated.... Thanks in advance...
Marc Chamberlin...
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reliable for a user to use
as the automobile industry makes a car easy and reliable for a user to drive?
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