Read FAQ #5.4.

You have two choice inetd or tcpserver. A lot of people recommend tcpserver 
available from www.qmail.org. I use inetd without any problems (yet) 
though.

Also read : The newbie's guide to relaying by Chris Johnson : 
http://www.palomine.net/qmail/relaying.html and life with qmail by David 
Sill : http://web.infoave.net/~dsill/lwq.html

You should definitely browse through http://www.qmail.org

regards,

Wilson

On Friday, June 04, 1999 9:07 PM, Robert Schader 
[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Hello all,
> I am new to qmail and am working on migrating to it from a system
> called Post.Office from www.software.com. I have had a little experience
> with sendmail, but not much. Anyway, I have looked at the FAQ and tried
> searching the mailing list and have not found an answer to my question.
> Here it is:
>
> It seems to me that the rcpthosts functionality is reversed from what it
> should be. I thought that maybe the functionality I wanted was to be 
found
> in the locals file, but that seems to control what machines qmail will
> accept mail for and hold locally. Following what appears to be the noted
> practice of duplicating this in the rcpthosts file, I assumed this would
> allow any of the machines in rcpthosts to relay through qmail anywhere 
they
> wanted. But it seems the behavior of this file is to only allow me to
> send mail to ONLY the hosts in rcpthosts, so I am stuck in my own little
> domain.
>
> You would think that the rcpthosts file could serve a better purpose by
> allowing the machines listed in it to send anywhere, instead of any 
machine
> out on the internet to only send files to the machines in rcpthosts, 
which
> in the case of the same information being in locals, serves no purpose
> that I can see.
>
> I do have the info from the FAQ on selectively allowing certain hosts
> to set RELAYHOST and am going to try implementing that, otherwise I am
> going to add the user/password auth patch for qmail-smtpd from nimh.org
> since I ultimately need that for offsite POP access.
>
> Any thoughts or recommendations welcome,
>
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