Hi,
> 192.168.1.10:allow
> ^^^
> Try setting the IPs you want to deny like this:
> 192.168.1.10:deny
>
> Or am I way off here?
Yes, because saying "deny" makes tcpserver to not accept the connection
right away, thus from that host one would not even allowed to send mail
to a local recipient.
The right way is indeed to allow tcp connection, but not supply the
RELAYCLIENT environment variable, so that qmail-smtpd will only accept
mail which are detined to local users.
claudio
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