Thanks for your reply, how did you configure tcpserver to be selective on
the ports?
Or what did you put in the /etc/tcp.smtp file?
= Wouter
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From: "Alastair Battrick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <vchkpw@inter7.com>
Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2008 4:39 PM
Subject: Re: [vchkpw] SMTP Authenticaton
Wouter van der Schagt wrote:
An option for us to setup a different server that only handles smtp
functionality for our client, however the problem then is that a
domain needs to exist on two servers. one for the popbox and one for
smtp authentication to work. Or is it possible for the vpopmail to
connect to the database on the other mailserver for authentication or
would that be too slow? Does anybody have any other suggestions
perhaps?
Hi Wouter
I ran into this same problem. I got around it by creating a SMTP
submission port that accepts SMTP Auth emails into the server on port 587.
Port 25 only accepts messages from our spam appliance by firewall
restriction.
Each mail client has to be set to use port 587 and SMTP Auth of course.
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Alastair Battrick
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