At 16:16 6/28/98 -0500, Ryan Wilhm wrote:
[about sendmail anti-spam measures]
>On some of the newsgroups, people with similar problems sound like their
>solving them by editing the files is /etc/mail (like name_allow, ip_allow,
>etc..) but don't really say how to edit them...
>
>Any ideas?
Thes
Is there a way to let anybody in? (I know that isn't necessarily safe, but
I need to allow a few people from roaming locations access to sending
email...)
Thanks,
Ryan
At 02:31 PM 6/28/98 -0700, you wrote:
>
>Add the domain you want to use your smtp to your /etc/mail/relay_allow
>file. eg. if yo
Add the domain you want to use your smtp to your /etc/mail/relay_allow
file. eg. if your isp is spamnet.com just add that to the file.
On Sun, 28 Jun 1998, Ryan Wilhm wrote:
> Okay, so almost all of my mail problems are solved. (First time setting up
> a box besides my home workstation for real
Okay, so almost all of my mail problems are solved. (First time setting up
a box besides my home workstation for real internet stuff... Using fresh
install of Red Hat 5.1)
When I'm logged on to the machine, I can send mail to the outside world as
well as users on my domain. (Using Pine.) However,
