On Wed, Mar 14, 2001 at 01:16:06PM -0500, Michael Peppard wrote:
> This is a good question actually... maybe I should rtfm, but can you receive
> mail on port 25 and transport it on another port?
>
> This could be useful in pushing through a firewall, in addition to the
> redirection. My next to next task.
You can setup a standard qmail installation on one host. This would
listen on port 25 and accept emails.
On that host use
/var/qmail/control/smtproutes
to send the emails on to the host behind the firewall, by adding a line
domain:desthost:port
See "man qmail-remote" for more information.
On that host you can configure (e.g. via tcpserver) to have qmail-smtpd
accepting mails on that port.
\Maex
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