Re: [webmin-l] Pop Email Server - Relay Issues

[<da...@so...>]

You can actually add the user's ISP router host name to the relays 
in particular if your users are coming in on dialup. The more secure 
alternative is to reconfigure the mailer to require authentication 
before sending mail.

Additionally, you have to advise your users to make sure that your 
mail IP block  is entered into their ISPs allowed relay list as most 
ISPs require port 25 blocking.

Hope that helps,
Dan


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I am using a Fedora Core box and am having issues with people 
sending email using POP 
and IMAP. I have to add the IP address of everyone that actually 
wants to send out 
email as an allowed RELAY. Now I know I am not the only one that 
does this. People 
have to be able to send email other than through a web based 
email. What is everyone 
else doing?

Thanks,
Vernon


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