>The day I put the new version of Imail on-line I found myself on a open
>relay list. This I really don't understand, as I have IMgate as my primary
>mx and my secondary is Imail itself.
"You" meaning the IMGate machine, or the IMail server? Those are two very
different problems, with two different ways of solving them.
>IMgate is setup as suggested by Len
>Conrad when he sent me the files, the Imail machine is setup to only relay
>for certain ip's. Should be clean right? It always was before - check this
>out, this is the output from from the open relay database (www.ordb.org) :
If you use "Relay for Addresses", you're pretty safe (unless the ORDB
tester was coming from one of those IP ranges, it should be blocked).
>Your submitted host 208.10.121.10 is classified as an open relay in
>ORDB.org.
That's your IMail server, so you only need to concentrate on the IMail
server (unless you have reason to believe the IMGate machine is open, too).
>Below are the headers of the mail which was relayed through the host:
>
>How is this even possible?? What the hell did I miss when I setup the new
>version of Imail?
You'll need to look at the IMail logs to find out. I just checked, and
you're closed to basic relaying (although it's possible an old obscure
method of routing could be used). The IMail logs will show you whether or
not this really happened, and if so, how the E-mail was addressed.
-Scott
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