Jake Vickers wrote:
> Netnamin / Compusolve wrote:
>> Thanks for that info Jake.
>>
>> (My customers are mainly using dynamic IPs)
>>
>> I'm using qmail-toaster-1.03-1.3.5 - does that have the port 587
>> submission?
>> Also in the newer versions that have this facility is 587 the standard
>> port used, or do you need switch it over to that port. If the latter
>> then how?
> I think it was brought in at version 1.03-1.3.8, so you'll need to upgrade.
> And no, there's actually 2 ports being used: 25 as normal, and 587 for
> the users.
Just to clarify, once you've upgraded your toaster and the 2nd qmail-smtpd
is running on port 587 (this is pretty much automatic if you use
qtp-newmodel to upgrade), the only configuration you need to do on the
toaster is to open up port 587 on the firewall. To do this, simply edit your
firewall.sh script appropriately (or download a new one from the main site)
and run it.
Your users will then need to change their email (client) program
configuration. For their outgoing (smtp) server, they should specify port
587 instead of port 25 (typically the default). Of course, how to do this
varies by program.
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-Eric 'shubes'
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