At 00:07 -0500 8/28/2001, Perry Bushong opined:
>How can I use the "Relay for clients only"
>option without blocking all of their smtp abilities?
First, make sure you're running at least 1.8b8. Look under the SMTP settings.
(1)
SMTP Auth: this will relay for any user that supplies a valid
username/password combination. The users' email clients have to
support SMTP AUTH, but most do these days.
(2)
Set "Authenticated IP's are treated as clients" to a reasonable
value, say 60 seconds. When someone checks their POP account, which
requires a valid password of course, their IP is considered a client
IP for 60 seconds. Most mail clients will do a "check before send" in
order to activate this feature.
--Ron
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