As time has gone by, a lot of isp's have been blocking outgoing port
25 for all but their static users. I always recommend my users set
port 587 in case they use someone elses Wireless they can still use my
Toaster for outgoing without issue. There are advantages for using the
standard.
Erik
On 1/23/07, Sergey Menshikov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Eric "Shubes" wrote:
Sergey Menshikov wrote:
Hi All,
I have to accept e-mail from users in blacklisted IPs, so attached are
the simple patches for qmail-smtpd and rblsmptd to delay RBL rejection
until smtp DATA command is issued.
* rblsmtpd with option -e, if IP is blacklisted, sets environment
variable BLACKLISTMSG to rejection code and message and, in all
cases, starts qmail-smtpd.
* qmail-smptpd checks for BLACKLISTMSG at DATA command stage, and,
if set, and not authenticated, outputs the message, aborting DATA
command.
Fairly trivial but I believe useful patch, I wonder if it could be
included into distribution.
I tested it on and still use it on my site, using rpmbuild against
* ucspi-tcp-toaster-0.88-1.3.2.src.rpm
* qmail-toaster-1.03-1.3.7.src.rpm
Thank you!
Best regards,
Sergey Menshikov
Sergey,
The latest toaster now uses the standard smtp submission port (587), which
does not check blacklists and requires authentication. I'm not certain which
version first contained this change, but it was after 1.3.7.
Thanks, Eric, I did not know this :)
Though asking all my friends and family to find their SMTP port setting and
change it to 587 is harder for me than patch qmail ;)
Best regards
Sergey
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