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Re: SMTP Problem


On Jul 22, 2009, at 4:39 PM, Robert Everson wrote:



Here is the issue I'm having, that I can't seem to get my head wrapped around, as it only happens to one user.


When this user sends an email from their computer at work, everything works fine, and if they take that computer to Panera, or any other WiFi hot spot, everything also works fine.


However, when they take their computer home, they are unable to send messages.  At first I thought it would be their ISP blocking SMTP, but I do see the messages getting to our server.  I checked our junkadmin account, and I see their messages are getting flagged as SPAM.


You could add another smtpd process listening on another port to your master.cf that bypasses the content filter, only accepts authenticated clients and rejects everything else. Of course then you would have to change smtp port in every client application that needs to bypass content filtering. If you only need to change one client then this should be simpler than configuring complex rules and restrictions to make it work on the standard port.


-Perttu
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