Is there any way to set up SMTP-Auth, while still allowing pop-b4-smtp? So far when I've rebuilt the system with SMTP-Auth patching, it will ONLY accept SMTP-Auth to allow relaying... :(
We have several thousand clients set up on pop-b4-smtp, and forcing a mass migration to smtp-auth is out of the question, yet I /really/ want to get proper smtp-auth working, so new clients are already there, and current clients are migrated as we are able to do so. We're set up with qmail/vpopmail on mysql backend, in an IPVS cluster arrangement of three mailnodes, a director, and a DB/fileserver backend. Worst-case I guess I can assign a second public IP and a separate DNS entry, and force SMTP-Auth clients to use the second FQDN, routing that to a single node that supports SMTP-Auth, but then I lose the benefit of clustering. :( Any insights are appreciated. j -- "Not all those who wander are lost." - JRR Tolkien
