On Dec 4, 2005, at 6:12 PM, Wayne Blick wrote:
Remember, this will only work if the other mail server has been
specially
configured. Standard mail servers will expect your deliveries to
port 25.
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"Since December 1998, Port 587 has been the Internet standard
(RFC2476) port for authenticated email submission for mail clients
and is supported by most major mail hosting providers."
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"As announced in the September 2004 Member newsletters, SBCIS began
filtering direct outgoing email connections using Port 25 (SMTP) to
non-SBCIS/Yahoo mail servers from Members using dynamic DSL and
Dialup connections. Port 25 filters are widely used by many ISPs to
combat junk email and spam from mis-configured and virus-infected
computers."
Sorry to bring this up again, but considering supporting port 587 is
becoming more and more of an issue with major ISPs starting to filter
port 25 (non-authenticated email).
a) would it be possible to provide support for port 587 in a future
revision of QMT?
b) how to implement such support in current installations?
c) this is an issue that won't fade away, unfortunately.
Thanks,
Harry
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