On Mon, 2002-11-18 at 09:45, Jordan Thompson wrote: > > > > > >By default Postfix will only relay mail for users on the local network (to > >avoid spammers taking over your mail server). So without having to do > >*anything* you are pretty secure. > >(By relay, I mean accept a mail and forward it on to another mail server) > > > > > Well, the reason I set this up was so that I could use my server from > _anywhere_.
I use pop-before-smtp for this. Mandrake RPMs can be found using rpmfind.net. The home page (popbsmtp.sourceforge.net) doesn't appear to be available right now. Anyway, pop-before-smtp allows your server to relay for users who successfully authenticate via POP. I use this successfully to host mail for my family. You will need to set the mail client to log in before sending mail for this to work. Kind regards, John...
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