Aldi Mmm wrote:
> I recently upgraded my mail server to qmailtoaster.
> However, i don't need smtp auth as all clients are used to use no smtp auth.
> How can i turn off smtp auth in qmail toaster?
I hope that they're on a trusted network. If so, you can add an entry
specifying said network to the /etc/tcprules.d/tcp.smtp file which sets the
RELAYCLIENT variable for that network, similar to the 127. entry you'll find
there. Then do
# qmailctl cdb
to rebuild the tcp.smtp.cdb file which will activate your change.
Note, be very careful not to use the RELAYCLIENT variable for untrusted or
external (open) networks, as you will be configuring an open relay (a very
bad thing to do). As a general rule, RELAYCLIENT should only be used for
private (class A,B,C, not publicly routable) IP addresses.
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-Eric 'shubes'
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