Tim Korves wrote:
Yes, depending on how far back your old version was the blacklist has changed (/var/qmail/control/blacklists). There's no nice way to turn off RBL checking on port 25 for authenticated users, so the submission port (587) was implemented to work around that. You can either have your users use port 587 for sending emails, or stop using zen.spamhaus.org in your blacklist. The zen.spamhaus.org list blocks all dynamic IP addresses (cable modems, DSL, dial-up, etc.).Hi,the problem only exist since updating a few days ago... Before updating we used an earlier qmailtoaster version. Has anything changed since the last release?
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