"Michael A. Borisov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hello. It is necessary to me to authorize everyone, who tries to send mail
>through my SMTP server. I want to use for this purpose authorization of a
>POP3 server.
Sounds like you want SMTP-after-POP. I.e., users who successfully
authenticate via POP are allowed to relay via SMTP for some short
period of time. Look for "open-smtp" on www.qmail.org.
>I want that authorization was requested for the user, which is
>specified in a field 'from:' of the head of the sent message. How it is
>possible to solve this problem?
Now you're saying you want to allow relaying based on the From header
field? That's a very bad idea because some spammers (and realy
checkers) are aware of this method and forge their headers to take
advantage of it.
-Dave