>I want SMTP to accept mail from ANYONE for
>ANYONE (user or alias), just as long as its
>headed for a local virtual mail server.
add the nobody account to that the virtual host. "Nobody" has never seen
it msg it didn�t like.
>.. if its
>targetted outward (ie.. they want to relay their
>spam somewhere else) - then deny.
that doesn�t exist, in those terms.
The simplest and surest is in SMTP security "no (unautheticated) relay" .
this forces everyone to authenticate before relaying. If you have some
dumb mail-sending program that can�t do SMTP AUTH (like a web server), then
use "relay for addresses" and put in the smallest number of ip addresses
you can, forcing the maximum number of senders to authenticate.
>The only mail that's going OUT from my SMTP
>server will originate from a website hosted at
>the same IP as the SMTP...
ok, then�s it�s relay for addresses, and put the ip of the www/smtp server.
also, uncheck Disable SMTP AUTH announcement.
Len
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