Just to preface this, I'm a newbie at both unix,
qmail, and vpopmail. But here is how I think what you want done can be
accomplished. It's a bit of a hack, but should work...
The file open.smtp contains data such
as:
123.123.123.123:allow,RELAYCLIENT="",RBLSMTPD=""
1029889261
This file is cleared out by the clearopensmtp
program that is scheduled by cron. What if you placed the IP's you would like to
ban in the open.smtp file, but with a timestamp that is far in the future? And
use deny rather than allow? I should think it would work. Maybe a vpopmail guru
can comment on this
Matt Wade
- Original Message -
From:
Juan
Enciso - DNSQ
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2002 7:46
PM
Subject: [vchkpw] Deny the option
Roaming-User the a specific Pool of IP
Hello people.
I am using vpopmail-5.2.1 with the option roaming-user
available and everything works very well.
I have a suggestion to add a new function to the program,
specifically in the option of romaing-user. It wanted that only
some pools of IP have the possibility of making a pop
authentication, thus to be able to send messages.
These pools would be put in a file with similar format to
tcp.smtp.
I want to have a better control on the IP that can send
messages. Desire to have the capacity to deny any IP or pools IP even so
they are my users.
Thanks for your response
Juan Enciso Condeña.Área de
OperacionesQnet - Servicios InternetTelf. 241-4122 anexo 2245 -
2244www.qnet.com.pe