Hi, I have fixed my problems with the pop server and I believe I am still
having problems with smtp.
I've had iptables off and tcp wrappers open all day. I don't get anything
bounced back when I send email to the server, or any other kind of messages.
When I try to send using that smtp, it just
a list of RELAY_DOMAIN() config commands to limit relaying to us.
Is there a way to have authentication and then doing an SMTP relay in
sendmail? in qmail? In another SMTP server?
Thanks!
-Michael
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Michael George wrote:
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Currently, I run sendmail on that server. Mostly because that's what I've
used at home and I've become used to the sendmail-cf configuration tools that
come w/ Red Hat. If qmail does what we want, I'll switch in a heartbeat...
IMO qmail would be the
to limit relaying to us.
MG Is there a way to have authentication and then doing an SMTP relay in
MG sendmail? in qmail? In another SMTP server?
Yes. It's called SMTP Auth. It is a standard and well worth it. Most client
software supports it.
There have been some good discussions with excellent
On Thu, 2002-05-30 at 05:39, Michael George wrote:
Is there a way to have authentication and then doing an SMTP relay in
sendmail? in qmail? In another SMTP server?
I recommend using Courier MTA: http://www.courier-mta.org/
Setup is very easy, you can use rpm packages from
http
I am runnint RedHat 6.1. i have encountered a problem with SMTP server after
the following changes:
- modified /etc/fstab file for partition to support user quota
- reboot
- check quota, turn quota on, turn quota off
- restored original /etc/fstab
- reboot
everything is back as it was before
On Thu, 31 Aug 2000, Raghuveera Nanchariah Chalasani wrote:
Hi,
I am writing a SMTP server and I am having problems with figuring out various
scenarios. I am implementing the version of SMTP as described in RFC 822. I am
curious if there is any free source code that I can look up
I have a Linux 6.2 server configured for SMTP and POP. I am using Sendmail
for SMTP and Fetchmail for collecting mails from my ISPs POP3 mail box. At
my ISP I have a domain name registered "mydomain.com". All mails coming to
this domain are forwarded to one common POP3 mail box at the ISP. I
Raj,
When fetchmail logs onto your ISP to check your mail, it logs onto your
user's mail box. It doesn't read the header of each letter, it simply
opens the box, grabs what's in there, and retrieves it. As such it
doesn't matter who the letter is addressed to. Fetchmail doesn't sort it,
just
Hi Shanmuga!
Quoting Shanmuga Raj [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have a Linux 6.2 server configured for SMTP and
POP. I am using Sendmail
for SMTP and Fetchmail for collecting mails from my
ISPs POP3 mail box. At
my ISP I have a domain name
registered "mydomain.com". All mails coming to
this
procmail?
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I am trying to learn about list servs and was wondering I anyone has
recommendations as to which packages work best and are easy to maintain. I
have been reading about qmail and ezmlm, but am trying to determine whether
it is worth replacing sendmail. I have also been looking a postfix and know
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