> Not only that, but some ISPs will block SMTP connections to any SMTP
> server but their own, so even if you implement SMTP-AUTH or
> SMTP-after-POP there's no guarantee that your users will be able to
> reach you.
I run ofmipd on port 587, authenticated by pop-before-smtp (well,
pop-before-submit). It works well, nobody seems to block port 587.
At least not yet. This morning I redid my father's mail setup because
he got DSL from Verizon, who as a "security" measure won't let you
send mail unless it has a bellatlantic.net or verizon.net return address.
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