On Thu, Apr 26, 2001 at 08:22:49PM -0400, John Aldrich wrote:
The new sendmail (8.11.x) and above can do authenticated SMTP, but you'll
have to read the docs on setting it up. I don't use sendmail.
Alternatively, try postfix, exim or courier, all of which do authenticated
SMTP:
http://www.postfix.org/
http://www.courier-mta.org/
http://www.exim.org/
In my opinion, courier is the nicest, since its authentication just works
out of the box - no special config needed, but do read the docs carefully,
as it is a complex piece of software.
> How does one go about setting up authenticated SMTP? I'd like to talk my boss
> into setting it up so I can convince him to close an open relay... :-) I
> think that if I could convince him to set up authenticated SMTP, I'd have a
> better shot at talking him into shutting down the open server... I know he's
> interested, as we've discussed it in the past... anyone know what version of
> Sendmail you need to be running, and where to set it up and all that?
> Pointers to websites, and archived lists (preferably a URL to a SPECIFIC
> message or thread <G>) more than welcome! :-)
> Thanks...
> John
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Anand
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