> opensmtpd is only relaying, and will only accept outbound from one ip, > and will only accept inbound for my domain I don't really need to > authenticate ? In fact I'm not even sure what I'd be authenticating ?
You would authenticate that you are allowed to send emails. :-) No matter your IP address. Instead in relying on a changing IP, you could rely on a username and password. No workaround needed. For example: table passwd file:/etc/mail/passwd listen on venet0:0 port 2525 hostname picmail.*******.co.uk auth <passwd> # cat /etc/mail/passwd user smtpctl encrypt password On the *****.freemyip.com side you would need to add auth to the corresponding accept/relay part. With you current setup nothing is encrypted though. -- You received this mail because you are subscribed to [email protected] To unsubscribe, send a mail to: [email protected]
