check the tcp.smtp or which ever file is controlling your tcp qmail
rules database. For every host that you want to give the access to,
there sould be a line in this file. Or else put `:allow' in the last
line for everyone to able to connect. In case you want it to relay it
for everybody, set
Hi
Thanks for ur info. yeah, :allow is there in the last line. Still I'm
unable to connect the 25 or 110 port remotely.
What to set in RELAYCLIENT env variable and how? Can it be a problem of
firewall rule setting?
ciao
keshab
On Mon, 2003-10-20 at 10:01, Jasmeet wrote:
check the tcp.smtp or
