re: pop-before-smtp should not put localhost/server ip in the list then?

[Josh Cason]

So then from I could tell. Pop-Before-Smtp should not list 127.0.0.1  
and the server ip number then. I guess what I'm asking is. I have this  
server doing multiple duties including sending logwatch and webmail  
from the server via localhost. This works great. But I think it might  
be a cause to my spamming problem. I just don't have a way to test xxx  
fake e-mail to go through the server from the outside to see if it  
gets changed and the local network sends it. Do any of you have a good  
e-mail test program that I can send stuff as a relay to the mychoice  
server. relay to relay without setting up another e-mail server or  
full blown server? Yes I know the server should accept outside mail.  
But not route outside mail that does not belong to it. That is what is  
currently doing.   x...@yahoo.com is going to mutiple yahoo adresses  
via my server. (this is a example. It does alot others.) Yet my server  
should say oh x...@yahoo.com you have not business here. You are not  
going to one of my email users. So it stops it.

THanks,
Josh


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