Sure Scott,
First, I'll assume your using qmail (since you mention tcpserver). If this
is wrong, just apply this logic to whichever mail program you are using.
Just skip the step in the install where you put the tcpserver line for
qmail-popd into your rc.local (or equivilent). No pop3 daemon, no pop3
access.
However, you will not be able to run a free mail server without SMTP.
However, as long as you don't set the "RELAYCLIENT" environment variable,
your server will only accept mail for your domain(s). So, relaying won't be
a problem.
Read the docs for qmail carefully before you install and you will do fine.
Good resources are also availble at the qmail web site http://www.qmail.org
Good Luck, and thanks for flying sqwebmail!
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donald purnhagen
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Scott writes:
> Hello all, I have a little brain pick.
>
> I am planning on doing free email on a virtually hosted site. I only want
> to allow browser access, not pop3, and this will also cut out users from
> using the server as SMTP.
>
> Is anyone aware of a way to disallow pop access for a virtual domain with
> vpopmail/sqwebmail but still allow web based access? I am using
> tcpserver.
>
> Any input appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Scott
>
