What did you change? The default setup allows localhost to relay.
Well, the default wasn't allowing localhost to relay. It's now set at:
127.0 allow,RELAYCLIENT
204.95.210.9 allow,RELAYCLIENT <---IP address of the server
And I just tested it, it still doesn't allow localhost to relay. In fact, nothing in the smtpaccess.dat file makes any difference. I placed my IP address in there, and I still had to use authentication...even though I set it not to require authentication.
I'll tell ya the whole story. I originally installed Courier, but I couldn't get majordomo to work with it. So I installed Qmail, and continued to use Courier POP/IMAP. Qmail's rcpthosts file wouldn't make any difference, it was an open relay. So I shut down Qmail, and am trying to get Courier working again. I have a good idea why majordomo won't work, it can't send outside local.
This is on a Red Hat 7.1 system.
Another problem I have, is using Eudora 5.1 on Win2k, checking my mail by IMAP, I get an error every time I get new mail...except right when I start Eudora. Though I did enable workarounds for imap clients. But localhost not relaying is the primary problem.
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