Hi Adam,
This seems to work :
Change the /bin/true to /bin/false in your /var/qmail/supervise/smtp/run
JP
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From: "Adam Cantwell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2007 3:26 PM
Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] How to Block Insecure SMTP Auth
On 11/21/2007 6:36 AM, Igor Smitran wrote:
Isn't port 25 needed for incoming mails? If you block port 25 how will
some other sender out of your domain be able to send you an email?
For example, if [EMAIL PROTECTED] wants to send you an email then he
will come to your port 25 and deliver the email. He will not be able to
do smtp auth because he is not your user.
Or am i wrong?
Igor
Absolutely. I'm not trying to block port 25. Of course I want to allow
other MTA's to connect.
What I am trying to do is block unencrypted authentication requests from
users trying to send outbound mail. I want to force them to have to use
the SSL service I've setup on port 465. As it stands, customers could
use unencrypted authentication even though I've provided a secure
option. I want to make that unavailable to them.
As I said, it was quite easy to do this with my qmailrocks machine. I'm
just trying to figure out how to accomplish the same thing on a
qmailtoaster box.
Adam
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