Hi !
In every SMTP header there are few/lots of Received: fields. When qmail
gets a mail from a local client for relaying, it puts the clients IP in
this field. This is a small security problem as anyone who gets an email
will know the LAN IPs. Is there a way to use hostnames instead ?
/etc/hosts _would_ be the simpliest way, but I doubt t can be done
without much hacking. But what about a local DNS ? This way the recepient
only sees pc42.company.ln in the Received: field and not 192.168.42.42...
Bye
Bgs
PS: Any ideas about the 'Interesting mailing prob' thread ? :)