Hi,
I have a peer-to-peer network, mostly win95/98 machines mainly used
for sharing printers/faxes, etc.
There's a linux box acting as a mail relay, e.g. everyone sends their
outgoing mail to the linux box which queues it and eventually sends it
out to the net.
Likewise they pick up their incoming mail from the linux box via pop3.
The question: How can I make sure people can't use someone else's
email address by changing their email client settings?
The windows mail client sends whatever address it was set up to use
and if that is an existing account on the mailserver, it relays it.
Any suggestions welcome :)
Regards,
Matthias
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