Hello,

qmail is using (most) tcpserver to accept connections, so read this
http://cr.yp.to/ucspi-tcp/tcprules.html

your case is
x.y.z.3:deny

eg smtp connection from  x.y.z.3 is dropped

2007/6/3, Kubilay Akyol (Radore Telekom) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:




Hi Guys,



I wonder if I can do a filter like below in qmail or other 3th party add-in.



Let's say we have a user in qmail [EMAIL PROTECTED]



Client1 connect to our mail server and get smtp auth and send email from
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Client2 connect to our mail server and send a email for [EMAIL PROTECTED] from 
XYZ.
(Spam mail)



Let's say Client1 and Client2 both have adsl connection and their IP
addresses are x.y.z.2 and x.y.z.3



What I want to do is block Client2 to connect smtp port 25 or filter in
qmail, while give Access to Client1 to send mail.

Assume that they don't have static adsl IPS.



What can I do?



Thanks.



Zeki Kubilay Akyol

CEO - MCSE



Radore Hosting Telekomünikasyon Hizm. San. ve Tic. Ltd. Şti.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] / www.rh.com.tr

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