On this day, 25-April-2006 12:29 AM, Ole J wrote:
Just a wish, adding emailadress to control-list of some kind, who
bypass the blacklists controlfile.
Still have to do a SMTP-Auth before smtp-relay.
Why, i have a lot of customers who travel around the world, into
blacklisted areas, and still reconfigure their email-clients seems to be
fareaway from their knowledge and interest.
Perhaps someone knows a "work-a-round" or howto do this another way?
I had this same problem. The solution that I am using now is by creating
another smtp service on another port, then de-activate the RBL feature.
So far it is working. The only problem is that if a spammer knows about
the port then they can send email to that port. Not sure if they would
bother. The SMTP-AUTH is still working on the new port.
What would be ideal is, if we can get the following patch on QT.
http://qmail.jms1.net/smtp-service.shtml
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REQUIRE_AUTH tells qmail-smtpd not to accept any incoming messages (i.e.
reject any MAIL FROM commands) unless the client has successfully sent
an AUTH command. This value is ignored if the qmail-smtpd command line
does not have the three extra required items.
Do not use REQUIRE_AUTH for an SMTP service which also needs to accept
normal incoming mail. Doing this will prevent any other service from
being able to deliver their normal mail to your server.
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P.V.Anthony
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