Rick Klinge wrote: >> Rick Klinge wrote: >>>> Rick Klinge wrote: >>>>> Does ASSP integrate with Smartermail? If so is there a wiki >>>> that you could >>>>> point me to? >>>>> >>>> ASSP will work with any MTA as long as it supports SMTP. >>>> To get an idea of how it should be configured please take a >>>> look at the >>>> network layout for a normal ASSP install. >>>> http://www.asspsmtp.org/wiki/Configuration#Email_Flow >>>> >>>> As long as you understand what IPs and ports to configure it >>>> will work >>>> for you. >>>> >>>> Kevin >>> Thanks Kevin, I've been using ASSP with Imail for about 4 >> years? And just >>> reciently switched to SmarterMail for our users. I'm pretty sure >>> SmarterMail supports SMTP but for some reason I can't get >> it to work at all. >>> I have many public ip address and tried various configs >> with ASSP but to no >>> avail. The SmarterMail Forum didn't yield any fruit either. >> Could you tell me what version of SmarterMail you are using? >> Pro or Ent. >> >> The install is pretty small so I'm going to throw it into a >> VM and see >> what I can work out. >> >> Kevin > > The installed version is Enterprise 4.1 and I've used the default locations > for the installs. From what I understand ASSP, transparent proxy, listens > to port 25 on the loopback 127.0.0.1 ? Or does it bind to all the ip's on > the nic? Either way I've tried issuing netstat commands on the server and > can't find the application that's listening to port 25. I have ASSP turned > off for now. > > Thanks for your help Kevin, you and Fritz have made a positive impact to > this world and I appreciate all the developers of ASSP.
Enterprise is good, that means you can probably use the LDAP address validation. As for how ASSP works you are a bit mistaken, while it is 'transparent' It does have to be the program listening on port 25 for incoming traffic. As for binding, ASSP will bind to whatever you tell it to. I think I've pretty much got the basic for ASSP+SmarterMail config down on my test system, unfortunately I won't be able to finish it till tonight. Are you using public IPs directly to the server or is it behind a NAT? In order to handle outbound traffic properly a second SMTP server is needed to route email to the internet, this requires a second IP on the server because SmarterMail does not let you change the Gateway server SMTP port, if i could change the port i could just use a combination of the serverIP and localhost. The SMTP flow is something like this: Outgoing Messages Client(POP3,IMAP,Web)->SmarterMail->ASSP->SMTP Relay->Internet Incoming Email Internet->ASSP->Smartermail Kevin ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by DB2 Express Download DB2 Express C - the FREE version of DB2 express and take control of your XML. No limits. Just data. Click to get it now. http://sourceforge.net/powerbar/db2/ _______________________________________________ Assp-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/assp-user
