The answer is that they should use their ISP's server for sending mail.
This will become more and more necessary as ISP's begin blocking access to
outside mail servers. If you don't tell them this now, you are just going to
have a headache later.
--Adam
On Wed, Mar 22, 2000 at 07:36:05PM -0500, Shad Young wrote:
> So the only way is to have them actually log on to the server to
> retrieve mail? Is there a way to protect the server via ipchains or
> something else to minimize the spammer risk while still having the open
> relay?
>
> Basically I have some very slow computer users who panic at any change.
> I would really like it if they could just plug the values into netscape
> at home and get their mail from here and reply to it if need be.
>
> Thanks
> Shad
