Personally, I do all of my INTERNAL relaying over secure logins...
FIRST, on the server that will be /sending the /internal message, I create an SMTPROUTES rule that sends it to my REAL mail server -- but here's the kicker: the SMTPROUTES rule says to use port 587 and to use a set of CREDENTIALS that are setup for internal mail transfers.
In my case, on the "real" mail server there is a "fake" domain called INTERNAL.MAIL, with a "fake" user of INTER-SERVER... Thus, my internal mail transfers use port 587 with auth credentials of [email protected]...
In other words... /var/qmail/control/smtproutes: *mydomain.com:realmailserver.mydomain.com:587 [email protected] PASSWORD* I hope this helps Dan McAllister On 3/31/2015 7:13 AM, Giuseppe Perna wrote:
Hello everyone, I have this problem, as some servers in the network start notifications for emails that have as smtp qmailtoaster How do I tell qmailtoaster to accept raleay from these servers of my internal network? Thank You
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