I am basically trying to configure my mail system so:
1) remote clients (cyrus mail users) can send from any location to any
location with no restrictions
2) incoming mail will be routed to local users (i.e. if it is final
destination)... from anywhere
I want my remote clients to be able to send
In order to allow my Cyrus IMAP mail users to send mail from anywhere, I
have configured sendmail so that any user that authenticates
successfully using SMTP AUTH is allowed to relay email. Since both Cyrus
IMAP and sendmail use SASL, my Cyrus IMAP mail users are able to
authenticate.
Since most
Paul Bender wrote:
In order to allow my Cyrus IMAP mail users to send mail from anywhere, I
have configured sendmail so that any user that authenticates
successfully using SMTP AUTH is allowed to relay email. Since both Cyrus
IMAP and sendmail use SASL, my Cyrus IMAP mail users are able to
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Subject: Re: Rejecting clients that are not valid users only
Paul Bender wrote:
In order to allow my Cyrus IMAP mail users to send mail from anywhere, I
have configured sendmail so that any user that authenticates
On Tue, 2004-01-20 at 07:19, Ken Murchison wrote:
Paul Bender wrote:
Since most of my Cyrus users send their passwords in the clear, I have
enabled START_TLS and SSL (using stunnel) in sendmail. Finally, I have
sendmail listen on the standard MSA port rather than the standard MTA
port for
