:yes, but smarthosts usually have a user/password associated, to prevent=20
:the world from relaying through the box. but it doesn't make sense to=20
:have different user/passwords for each sending user, no? Actually I'm no=
:t=20
:sure how such a config would look like. A multi user system might want t=
:o=20
:use a real mailer then, I guess.
:
:cheers
: simon
Smarthosts do not usually have user/password authentication. Instead
they are typically either MX based or explicitly allow 'relay'
connections for particular domains or IP ranges.
-Matt
