Kevin van Haaren wrote: > Postfix question > ============ > I have a laptop user that travels around and I'd like to let them > send mail through postfix using authenticated smtp from anywhere on > the internet (I like this better than the pop authentication == smtp > authentication, as it seems more secure). Reading through the sample > configs it looks like postfix provides this through sasl but it isn't > recommended using it yet. Is there another way to securely provide > authenticated smtp?
We use exim (using SMTP auth) and stunnel to provide encrypted, authenticated access from any laptop, anywhere. It was a complete pain to set up initially, but well worth it. And if I had the config files handy (I don't - they're at work and I'm not) I'm sure it would be easier second time round. Cheers, NIck
