Scott Haneda wrote:
On Jul 10, 2009, at 10:49 PM, priscilla <prisci...@bheltry.co.in> wrote:

In domain x.com i want to authenticate all users who needs to send mail.
For some users alone (i will specify them in a seperate text file) i dont want to authenticate the sender.
For example a...@x.com should provide password for sending mail.
Whereas b...@x.com need not provide password for sending mail.

Unless b...@x.com is restricted by some means, this could be dangerous. If the restriction is for example that the be allowed to send with no pass and/or auth, but must be within the local submet, it becomes more safe. 

Restriction by ip address would be another. Though both are dangerous in my opinion.

With no restrictions I believe each address will be a ticking time bomb, eventually to be discovered by spammers and their scanning and attacking tools. 

I'm curious what your reasons are for wanting to do this. 
 -- 
Scott
Iphone says hello.

It is for use only in LAN.
So no worry about spammers.

Priscilla

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