Re: STMP Question 2-bis

> Yep > > - Davide Thank You, Davide.

RE: STMP Question 2-bis

On 02-May-2001 Luca Giuranna wrote: > This is the correct mail, not the previous :-( > > Ok, > > so if I have: > > [smtp.ipmap.tab] > 0.0.0.00.0.0.0ALLOW 1 > > [smtprelay.tab] > empty > > only authenticated users can relay, no matter from which network they > connect. > Non-authentic

RE: STMP Question 2

On 02-May-2001 Luca Giuranna wrote: > Ok, > > so if I have: > > [smtp.ipmap.tab] > 0.0.0.00.0.0.0DENY 1 > > [smtprelay.tab] > empty > > only authenticated users can relay, no matter from which network they > connect. > Non-authenticated users can send only to local addresses, no matte

STMP Question 2-bis

This is the correct mail, not the previous :-( Ok, so if I have: [smtp.ipmap.tab] 0.0.0.00.0.0.0ALLOW 1 [smtprelay.tab] empty only authenticated users can relay, no matter from which network they connect. Non-authenticated users can send only to local addresses, no matter from which n

RE: Xmail Log File

On 02-May-2001 Nguyen, NgocCan wrote: > > RedHat 6.2 Linux (kernel 2.2-16) # cd /var/MailRoot/bin # export MAIL_ROOT=/var/MailRoot # ./XMail -Md ... Look at the message it gives out. - Davide

RE: Xmail Log File

On 02-May-2001 Nguyen, NgocCan wrote: > > Hi, > > It's me again, sorry to ask more questions : > > I start to configure XMail-0.70, I have a lot of problems, i look for Log > files to see what's problem But i Don't see any Log files, i just see a > log directory where it's empty !!! Whic

RE: port 25 and port 110 of XMail

On 02-May-2001 Nguyen, NgocCan wrote: > > Hi Everybody, > > Someone can tell me how i can change ports for Xmail : I don't want to use > port 25 and port 110 but another port. How can i do to change these ports ?? > what files ? to change ??? i dont' see any files which had these parameters. T

Re: SMTP question

On 02-May-2001 Luca Giuranna wrote: >> > Is it possible to require smtp authentication for all hosts except for >> > localhost? > >> I just start with Xmail, i don't be sure to be able to help you, but i >> think you can add yours paramaters in smtp.ipmap.tab file where you can >> allow or deny

RE: SMTP question

On 02-May-2001 Luca Giuranna wrote: > My xmail server is configured to require smtp authentication from email > clients. > > Is it possible to require smtp authentication for all hosts except for > localhost? Sure, setup Your smtprelay.tab with Your local network and You're ready to fly :) -

Re: SMTP question

> > Is it possible to require smtp authentication for all hosts except for > > localhost? > I just start with Xmail, i don't be sure to be able to help you, but i > think you can add yours paramaters in smtp.ipmap.tab file where you can > allow or deny servers .. deny all and allow 127.0.0.0 (lo

Re: SMTP question

Luca Giuranna a écrit : > My xmail server is configured to require smtp authentication from email > clients. > > Is it possible to require smtp authentication for all hosts except for > localhost? > > -- > Luca Giuranna I just start with Xmail, i don't be sure to be able to help you, but i think

SMTP question

My xmail server is configured to require smtp authentication from email clients. Is it possible to require smtp authentication for all hosts except for localhost? -- Luca Giuranna

Re: port 25 and port 110 of XMail

If you use the supplied "xmail" script to run xmail, just edit this file and change the line: XMAIL_CMD_LINE = "" to what you want. Log is enabled with the options: -Sl -Pl -Fl -Ll for smtp, pop3, finger... -- Luca Giuranna - Original Message - From: "Nguyen, NgocCan" <[EMAIL PROTEC

Re: port 25 and port 110 of XMail

A typical RTFM question :-) use the commandline options: xmail -Pp 109 Sp 26 This will start xmail server with POP3 on 109 and SMTP on 26. You can also configure these settings in your registry. Aram Tutunciyan. http://home.domaindlx.com/xmail/ -Original Message- From: "Nguyen

Re: Xmail Log File

Again, you set logging via command-line options. Please read the xmail documentation, command line options are explained. -- Luca Giuranna - Original Message - From: "Nguyen, NgocCan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2001 3:34 PM Subject: Xmail Log Fi

RE: port 25 and port 110 of XMail

Thank you for your help Luca, Can you give me an example ?? I use Linux RedHat 6.2 thank you -Message d'origine- De : Luca Giuranna [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Envoyé : mercredi 2 mai 2001 15:41 À : Nguyen, NgocCan; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Objet : Re: port 25 and port 110 of XMail I think y

RE: port 25 and port 110 of XMail

You must use command line switches -Sp and -Pp, read documentation for more info. Petr Hruzek -Original Message- From: Nguyen, NgocCan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2001 3:28 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: port 25 and port 110 of XMail Hi Everybody, Someone

RE: port 25 and port 110 of XMail

You must use cmd line options to change xmail ports (or environment variable) See Xmail readme file (documentation) chapter 18 'command line' You will find here all infos to change ports used by the several parts of xmail Francis -Message d'origine- De : Nguyen, NgocCan [mailto:[EMAIL

Re: port 25 and port 110 of XMail

I think you can do it via the command-line. -- Luca Giuranna - Original Message - From: "Nguyen, NgocCan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2001 3:27 PM Subject: port 25 and port 110 of XMail > > Hi Everybody, > > Someone can tell me how i can change

Xmail Log File

Hi, It's me again, sorry to ask more questions : I start to configure XMail-0.70, I have a lot of problems, i look for Log files to see what's problem But i Don't see any Log files, i just see a log directory where it's empty !!! Thank you for your help David NGUYEN Ngoc Can __

port 25 and port 110 of XMail

Hi Everybody, Someone can tell me how i can change ports for Xmail : I don't want to use port 25 and port 110 but another port. How can i do to change these ports ?? what files ? to change ??? i dont' see any files which had these parameters. Thank you