> On Mon, 1 Feb 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Sounds like an opportunity for someone to jump in and offer up an SMTP > > end point service. Since port 25 won't be reachable, options include > > using another port (can qmail be configured to send and receive on any > > arbitrary port?) or tunnelling. How would it be secured? Would qmail > > handle it securely? If by IP address, can qmail make sure the IP is > > not spoofed? Personally I like the idea of tunnels since that gives a > > number of other options, too. > > Do you really think there's a service for this? If so, I'd be willing Ack. Make that "Do you really think there's a MARKET for this?" If so, I'd ... <mike
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