Roger O. Svenning writes:
> Ok .. lets see if I've got this right, .. so if a client makes a smtp connection
>trough
> tcpserver and it's host (ip) does not exist in the tcp.smtp.cdb it will be passed to
> qmail-smtpd without the RELAYCLIENT which compares the recipient to rcpthosts
> and denies
Relay control works fine for you:
$ telnet pop.intrafish.no 25
Trying 195.204.144.43...
Connected to pop.intrafish.no.
Escape character is '^]'.
220 pop.intrafish.no ESMTP
mail from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
250 ok
rcpt to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
553 sorry, that domain isn't in my list of allowed rcpthosts (
>the problem is with netscape and eudora.
>
>You can see from the logs that the domain was being stripped, because those
>email clients assume you are stupid and strip off the @domain.
>
>lucky for you that vchkpw supports user%domain and user_domain as well.
>Tell your client to switch to one of
>Usually when having POP3 errors the best thing to do is to telnet into the
>pop3 port and issue the commands manually.
>
>Are you sure he was using the right password? Perhaps when you were
>changing your cdb, he realized that he was using the wrong password, and
>fixed it, and was then too emba
>> Ok .. lets see if I've got this right, .. so if a client makes a smtp connection
>trough
>> tcpserver and it's host (ip) does not exist in the tcp.smtp.cdb it will be passed to
>> qmail-smtpd without the RELAYCLIENT which compares the recipient to rcpthosts
>> and denies it if it doesn't exist
On Wed, 6 Jan 1999, Roger O. Svenning wrote:
> >You don't need (or want) any deny entries. You're not trying to deny anyone a
> >connection to your SMTP server; you're just trying to set RELAYCLIENT for
> >certain clients.
>
>
> Ok .. lets see if I've got this right, .. so if a client makes a s
>You don't need (or want) any deny entries. You're not trying to deny anyone a
>connection to your SMTP server; you're just trying to set RELAYCLIENT for
>certain clients.
Ok .. lets see if I've got this right, .. so if a client makes a smtp connection trough
tcpserver and it's host (ip) does no
Then we can't help you. Sorry.
On Wed, 6 Jan 1999, Roger O. Svenning wrote:
> >My guess is a DNS problem since there are no DNS records for
> >fab.foobar.com or fib.foofub.no that I can find and only an MX record for
> >foobar.com.
> >
>
>
> Sorry .. those two entries was just examples cause
>My guess is a DNS problem since there are no DNS records for
>fab.foobar.com or fib.foofub.no that I can find and only an MX record for
>foobar.com.
>
Sorry .. those two entries was just examples cause I don't want to give away
hosted domains to the whole world.
-Roger
My guess is a DNS problem since there are no DNS records for
fab.foobar.com or fib.foofub.no that I can find and only an MX record for
foobar.com.
On Wed, 6 Jan 1999, Roger O. Svenning wrote:
> >What is in your rcpthosts file? That is the FIRST point that needs to be
> >in place to prevent rela
>What is in your rcpthosts file? That is the FIRST point that needs to be
>in place to prevent relaying. RELAYCLIENT overrides the rcpthosts file,
>it does not replace it.
>
localhost
fab.foobar.com
fib.foofub.no
In other words .. Localhost, the local domain and all virtual domains
RELAYCLIEN
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