On Tue, Jun 18, 2002 at 02:34:59PM -0500, David Dyer-Bennet wrote:
>Mike Nielsen <mike at getbent.net> writes:
>
>> Howdy all.  I have a few remote users who bounce around from various isps and 
>> what not.   What do I need to do to configure Qmail to accept authentication 
>> and relay an email for a user.    I could just make the server an open relay 
>> but that never is any good for anyone.

Use SMTP-AUTH-TLS. Qmail can be configured to do this, but it's
non-trivial. Try exim. It supports it out of the box. Exim4 even support
SPA. It's the best MTA i've ever used.

>
>So you're looking for something like the SMTP-after-POP solutions?
>I'd look at Russell Nelson or David Harris's setups for that (see
>www.qmail.org), or it's included in some of the fancier virtual
>mailbox packages for qmail (vpopmail, I think vmailmgr).
>
>I'm having network troubles getting to www.lifewithqmail.com right
>now, but I thought they discussed this sort of thing, probably in the
>section on relaying.
>
>(If the senders are on fixed IPs, it's *much* easier.  But you said
>"bounce around" so it sounds like that's not the problem.  People also
>sometimes tell their users to send *out* using the ISPs smtp server,
>which eliminates the problem.)
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