Todd Finney wrote: > > Hi again, > > No one seems to have an answer on this, which leads me to believe that my > question is either (1) a dumb question well covered in a doc somewhere, or > (2) an extremely difficult question that has everyone stumped. Could > someone at least clue me in on which one it is? Hi Todd, I couldn't find anything in your post that looked any different than the FAQ - the answer to the FAQ should fix your problem. Why don't you post your hosts.allow (inetd) or tcp.smtp (tcpwrappers) file. Here's the relevent line from my home box: tcp-env: 192.168., 127.0.0. : setenv = RELAYCLIENT I'm using inetd for SMTP - if you're using tcpwrappers the tcp.smtp file would be different but similar: 192.168.0.0:allow,RELAYCLIENT="" 127.:allow,RELAYCLIENT="" (those are the example lines - I don't use them so I don't know if they're correct) Basically, anytime one of your local machines connects to the SMTP port, set RELAYCLIENT before running qmail-smtpd. Eric
