>Problem: sending e-mail via SMTP returns "not a local host not a gateway"
>Configuration: SMTP-security on mail.my-place.com is "local users only".
sounds like you might need to put your own ip address block in the "relay
for addresses" section. This sounds weird telling Imail it can relay for
its own ip address block, but when I changed my ip address block, I had
this message and fixed it this way. Maybe I did the right thing for the
wrong pb. anyway, it works here.
>The customers use store and forward SMTP-Server mail.customer.com, which
>connect with the Internet via dial-in.
>These Servers obtain a DIFFERENT IP-address, each time they connect and have
>diffenent hostnames (depending on the proxy they get).
>The configuration of the e-mail clients is POP- and SMTP-Server:
>mail.customer.com.
A bigger pb is the variable ip addresses of your customers, but maybe even
that will be a knowable address range you could identify by inspecting what
your customers are assigned and then allowing for that class C.
However, the Imail docs do state that using Imail as relayer for dial-up
mail servers requires those mail servers to have fixed addresses.
Len
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