Davide Libenzi wrote:
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>A pre-data filter can work just fine here.
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Yes, but being able to set something like "mail-auth 0.0.0.0:587,..."
in server.tab would be better ;)
-John
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On Fri, 10 Sep 2004, Tracy wrote:
> More like, he's trying to set up a MSA port (RFC 2476) for user =
submission
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On Fri, 10 Sep 2004, Tracy wrote:
> More like, he's trying to set up a MSA port (RFC 2476) for user submission
> of email independent of location.
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> MSA (port 587) - direct-to-MX client submissions, requires authentication.
> MTA-to-MTA submissions not allowed here.
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> SMTP (port 25) - MTA-
I would also really like to be able to do this.
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Exactly what I'm trying
Exactly what I'm trying to do. Useful for clients that use the ever
growing list of ISPs that block port 25.
Tracy wrote:
>More like, he's trying to set up a MSA port (RFC 2476) for user submission
>of email independent of location.
>
>MSA (port 587) - direct-to-MX client submissions, requires
More like, he's trying to set up a MSA port (RFC 2476) for user submission
of email independent of location.
MSA (port 587) - direct-to-MX client submissions, requires authentication.
MTA-to-MTA submissions not allowed here.
SMTP (port 25) - MTA-to-MTA submissions, doesn't require authenticatio
Problably whats to have a port like 26 that seen only from the lan and
does require auth smtp. But still have port 25 visable from the wan/lan
and have it still require Auth-smtp.
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Veeresh Khanorkar wrote:
>John Kielkopf wrote:
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>>Is it possible on Xmail to force
John Kielkopf wrote:
>Is it possible on Xmail to force SMTP auth based on the port the
>connection was established on?
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>Currently, I accept connections on port 25 (SMTP) and port 587 (MSA). I
>want port 25 to accept mail for local accounts without auth as normal,
>but I want to require auth
On Thu, 9 Sep 2004, John Kielkopf wrote:
> Is it possible on Xmail to force SMTP auth based on the port the
> connection was established on?
>
> Currently, I accept connections on port 25 (SMTP) and port 587 (MSA). I
> want port 25 to accept mail for local accounts without auth as normal,
> b
