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> A lot of ISPs are using 'POP before SMTP'. Rather kludgy in my opinion but
> it does the job until better options open up. In this scenario a user must
> attempt to retrieve email first. The pop server then updates a sendmail
> database of what IPs are allowed to relay. The IP address falls out X
> minutes after being allowed in.
> 
> http://www.cynic.net/~cjs/computer/sendmail/poprelay.html
> 
> is the best source for this info I think.
> 
A nice step-by-step guide is on

http://www.morelr.com/technical/unix/popauth.html

HTH
Gina

Gina van Zundert

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tel: 0165-571675     fax: 0165-571710


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