On Monday 29 January 2007 19:43, exim wrote: > Today I added port 26 to my exim server using the daemon_smtp_ports option > in the configuration file. I did this because some traveling salesmen can > not send email on port 25 from their laptops to my server (yes it was a COX > issue). > > Now all attempts fail, and it appears to happen during the sender and > receiver verification. When a smtp session comes in using port 26, is > exim performing all of it's verification calls using port 26 also?
Only if the transport that the remote addresses are routed to specify port 26.
> If it
> is, is there a way around this? I don't want to turn off my receipient and
> sender verifications.
You have to provide some more details (log output, output of debug session
with -bhc, etc.).
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