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Date: 01/22/04 12:43
>
> Hello again list,
>
> I think I've installed right this time (spamassassin, that is, along with
> sa_filter-v1.3.tar.gz).
> OK, taken from the spamas
Davide,
Dienstag, 26. März 2002 18:29:06, du schriebst:
> On Tue, 26 Mar 2002, Gerrit P. Haase wrote:
>> Hallo Davide,
>>
>> I have this error in the spool logs:
>>
>> [PeekTime] 1017092604
>> <<
>> ErrCode = -40
>> ErrString = Invalid server address
>> ErrInfo = perl.org
>> SMAIL SMTP-Sen
>
> I'm just lazy ; ). I don't really have the time to put much effort into
> this.
> I wound up just setting up a email client with all the addresses and just
> forward them by hand when needed. Not very creative, but hay it works.
You could use pop3links.tab to do the forwarding automatically.
> another way for what? do you want an secure mail server or not :-)
>
> if so, your users have to autenticate even if they sendmail into the
> internet.
>
> i don't understand your problem :-).
>
If you don't understand thats fine, I find very people on this planet that
do and coincidently(?) th
> I don't know, it depends on the server.
> Why are you keeping the old ( bogus ) server ?
> Just make the XMail's machine to have multiple IPs ( aliasing ) and you'll
> be fine
I'm just lazy ; ). I don't really have the time to put much effort into
this.
I wound up just setting up a email clien
> > what do you mean with "external users"? xmail allows email that comes
from
> > the outside and is for a domain handled by the xmail server, that is the
> > sense of an email server (imho :-)).
>
> External users = just meant users from untrusted domains or ip's
>
> > so with the the pop3/smtp
> what do you mean with "external users"? xmail allows email that comes from
> the outside and is for a domain handled by the xmail server, that is the
> sense of an email server (imho :-)).
External users = just meant users from untrusted domains or ip's
> so with the the pop3/smtp auth (and th
> I know this question gets asked alot... I don't what the server to be used
> by spammers. I know one answer is to smtp auth via pop3, is there another
> way while still allowing any ip (external users)? If I use pop3 auth in
> order to step , will this impede mail destined to this domain from
