Hi,
> > > Maybe uucp or bsmtp from gluck? Christian does something like that, I
> > > think.
> >
> > uucp I had thought above before, but that's so sixties :-) bsmtp I need to
> > ask Christian about when he resurfaces.
>
> Blub, I'm back from the snow;-)
Glad you made it back :-)
> No uucp or bsmtp (what's that?) here. My friendly provider does not block
batch SMTP I guess. I'll have to ferret around for how to set that up,
then.
> any ports (except 80), can I convince anybody to switch? My server can
I'd love to - does your friendly provider cover the greater Auckland area?
> receive email directly (cts-aahz and co redirect mail directly to the dyndns
> address of my server) and delivers for the buildds on the local network.
I'd set up a fallback MX to accept mail incoming (going to my Duesseldorf
address in that case, maybe I'll have to set up [EMAIL PROTECTED]
for that instead in the maintainer field), and fetchmail is going to be an
option for sure. Outgoing is what bothers me.
> Additionally the server also receives email with fetchmail, which can also
> be forwarded on the local network. gandi now offers five mailboxes per
> domain, I guess I could setup one for your buildds, if you like. I did play
> with IPv6 a little, but haven't succeeded with bringing my subnet online
Not sure whether they firewall IPv6 different from IPv4 - or did you mean
VPN?
VPN is actually what I would resort to if nothing else works. I'll try
running a mail relay on a dedicated port != 25 first, though.
Michael
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