[toaster] SMTP-AUTH before rblsmtpd

What is the best way to use SMTP-AUTH and tcpserver's reverse DNS checking and rblsmtpd? I want to allow users with SMTP-AUTH from addresses that are in rbl lists or no reverse DNS entry. I dont want to bind another qmail-smtpd to another port than 25. I have a lot of users, that dont understand t

Re: [toaster] SMTP-AUTH before rblsmtpd

Hi, i solved this by installing another qmail without rblsmtp on another ip-adress at the same host using vserver. the second on use mysql-tables from master and so it's up2date. regards rene Erki-Kiss Zsolt schrieb: What is the best way to use SMTP-AUTH and tcpserver's reverse DNS checking

[toaster] TLS Error

OK.  I've not seen this before on the list and cannot find anything in the archives on it.  At the end of November we replaced our SSL certs which are used for TLS on our Qmail Toaster.  Sometime right around then, I cannot confirm a direct start date, we started receiving some TLS errors wh

[toaster] CentOS

Hi! Has anyone had any experience with installing Shupp's Qmailtoaster on a CentOS 4? Thank you, Joe

Re: [toaster] CentOS

Joe Young wrote: Hi! Has anyone had any experience with installing Shupp's Qmailtoaster on a CentOS 4? Thank you, Joe No problem at all, it works fine. regards, Ingo.

Re: [toaster] SMTP-AUTH before rblsmtpd

Erki-Kiss Zsolt wrote: What is the best way to use SMTP-AUTH and tcpserver's reverse DNS checking and rblsmtpd? I want to allow users with SMTP-AUTH from addresses that are in rbl lists or no reverse DNS entry. I dont want to bind another qmail-smtpd to another port than 25. I have a lot of user

[toaster] Creating an SMTP pass-through toaster

I have a spare server which I'd like to use as a pass-through, first stage filter in order to reject any email addressed to an non-existent email address in several domains. Only valid email would then be forwarded via SMTP to a third party service for spam and virus filtering (also via an SMTP pas

Re: [toaster] Creating an SMTP pass-through toaster

Hank wrote: I have a spare server which I'd like to use as a pass-through, first stage filter in order to reject any email addressed to an non-existent email address in several domains. Only valid email would then be forwarded via SMTP to a third party service for spam and virus filtering (also v

Re: [toaster] Creating an SMTP pass-through toaster

Hi Bill, Thanks for your reply. I can do all you those things, but in my case, the domains and valid addresses are pretty much static, so I would not mind updating two machines when I add or remove a new address.. but adding a RO share to ~vpopmail/domains is also trivial to solve that problem.

Re: [toaster] SMTP-AUTH before rblsmtpd

On Tue, Dec 13, 2005 at 12:29:02PM +0100, rene marticke wrote: > i solved this by installing another qmail without rblsmtp on another > ip-adress at the same host using vserver. > the second on use mysql-tables from master and so it's up2date. Hm, http://linux-vserver.org/ sounds great! But yet

Re: [toaster] SMTP-AUTH before rblsmtpd

Erki-Kiss Zsolt wrote: On Tue, Dec 13, 2005 at 12:29:02PM +0100, rene marticke wrote: i solved this by installing another qmail without rblsmtp on another ip-adress at the same host using vserver. the second on use mysql-tables from master and so it's up2date. Hm, http://linux-vserv

Re: [toaster] SMTP-AUTH before rblsmtpd

On Tue, Dec 13, 2005 at 08:06:16AM -0800, Bill Shupp wrote: > >What is the best way to use SMTP-AUTH and tcpserver's reverse DNS checking > >and rblsmtpd? I want to allow users with SMTP-AUTH from addresses that > >are in rbl lists or no reverse DNS entry. > > > >I dont want to bind another qmail-

Re: [toaster] Creating an SMTP pass-through toaster

Hank wrote: Hi Bill, I guess my question is how do I configure the front end machine to pass off via SMTP the filtered valid email messages to another SMTP server? Add an entry to /var/qmail/control/smtproutes like so: :ipaddr Where ipaddr is that of the next machine in the chain. And a

[toaster] TLS and SMTP AUTH

Hi All, I want to use TLS and SMTP Auth functionality on qmail. But I need a restriction for clear text SMTP Auth. I would like to disable plaintext authentication methods (PLAIN, LOGIN) on my SMTP server for unencrypted (non-SSL/TLS) sessions. But I want to use these methods (PLAIN, LOGIN)

[toaster] authorise problem

Hi to all! I am newbie with Qmail. I did all exact in toaster. I can't authorise in pop or imap session. [EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# telnet localhost 110 Connected to localhost. Escape character is '^]'. +OK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> user postmaster +OK pass 111 -ERR authorization failed Connection clos

Re: [toaster] authorise problem

On Wed, 2005-12-14 at 10:41 +0300, Eugene Kulygin wrote: > Hi to all! > > I am newbie with Qmail. > I did all exact in toaster. > > I can't authorise in pop or imap session. > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# telnet localhost 110 > Connected to localhost. > Escape character is '^]'. > +OK <[EMAIL PRO