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>This is fine if the IP's are static, and only authorised users are
>using it; otherwise, you're opening your system to relaying abuse
>by other people.

Wouldn't it minimize the abuse if it checked upon request if the user
existed, and if it existed, it would allow relaying? Perhaps even with the
possibillity to stop certain standard users for relaying (i.e, root etc)

	Niklas


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