[cut] > outgoing port 25 from their users in order to eliminate spam. They only > allow port 25 traffic to their own mail server. The problem is that I > want to use a different mail server. What country do you live in? China?! > > Is there an application that I can install on the mailserver and that > will be able to, for example, listen on port 125 and then resend the > traffic to the same localhost at port 25? Then I only have to change the > port for SMTP on Evolution to port 125 instead of 25. If mail server resides on Linux, you can use iptables or pf on BSD or similar...
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