> Alex Malinovich wrote:
> > I have my laptop set up to work fine with my home mail server from just
> > about anywhere. The only problem is that I have a couple of classes that
> > I use my laptop for which block certain ports for the network. One of
> > those ports is 25. So I'm able to read my
>
> What I'd like is to have a way to send traffic from my end on 2525 (or
> something else that isn't blocked) and have it go to port 25 on my mail
> server. What I had in mind, though I admit that I don't know if it's
> possible, is to establish a regular old SSH connection on port 22, then
> s
How about setting up your laptop to have SSH forward local port 25 to
mail server port 25? No changes to exim, change your MUA to use
localhost as your SMTP server, change your SSH client to forward
localhost:25 to (your_smtp_server):25 and life is good.
No need to "'bind' ports 22 and 25", SSH
I have my laptop set up to work fine with my home mail server from just
about anywhere. The only problem is that I have a couple of classes that
I use my laptop for which block certain ports for the network. One of
those ports is 25. So I'm able to read my mail just fine over IMAP, I
just can't sen
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