On Fri, 12 May 2000, James wrote:

> Ok.. now I understand that "rcpthosts" contains "domains that we accept
> mail for"    Huh?  Domains that we accept mail for?  So, if I want to

yes - your domains(s) (somedomain.com).

> accept mail for [EMAIL PROTECTED] I have to have that specifically
> in my rcpthosts?  That's absurd.  I know I must be confused about this.
> So how do I get mail from any user in the world?
> 

well if your email is [EMAIL PROTECTED], then you will want to
accept mail for email addresses to somedomain.com (RCPT To:).  thus it
goes into rcpthosts.

if you want to allow relaying from your local network, or anywhere else 
then you need to follow the FAQ in /var/qmail/doc/FAQ.
this will tell u that u need to setup the tcp wrappers to set an
environment variable (RELAYCLIENT) from ceratin hosts that will allow
qmail to be used as a relay from these hosts.


> All I want is to be able to get mail from anyone, but not allow them to
> use my server as a relay (at this point)
> 
> james
> 
> 

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