I have the Courier-MTA up & running already, but found out recently that my system was not secure as double bouncing was possible.
So, I found all my answers in the archives and this is history ...
However, now I figured that I don't know enough about this system and would like to understand the following:
How do I make sure that WORLD can send mail TO (inbound) my server, but only local and virtual users can send from (outbound) this
server?
My smtpaccess directory holds only the default file which has just one record:
127.0.0.1 allow,RELAYCLIENT
But, when I try to send mail from my remote workstation, it works! So, how do I limit outgoing smtp access?
Thanks Chris
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