On Mon, 27 Dec 1999, Peter Kiem wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> I have a user base that I host email for that are external to my network and
> hence they could be logging in from any IP address at all.
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> Now I can accept mail for them fine but I get the dreaded "550 relaying
> denied" message when they try to send email.
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> Is there some way besides IP addresses that relay can be turned on for these
> users but disallowed for general relaying? Can the POP3 protocol be used
> somehow to identify them perhaps?
I've written a daemon that updates the access.db that sendmail uses to
specify who can relay and that sorta things..
Will be on freshmeat one of these days (was't intended to be a 'public'
project).
Regards,
Igmar
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