Re: rblsmtpd

[Andrew Richards <ar-djblists@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On Sunday 10 February 2008 17:01, Lampa wrote:
> is possible to do rblsmtpd checks only for non authorized clients
> (which not give username/password)? rblsmtpd works on tcpserver
> level (which should be efficient) but lot of our clients must use
> blacklisted ip adresses - so they are denied - so not using this
> feature. I'm netqmail with smtp auth + tls + greylisting +
> additional minor patches. I know about one solution: use qmail-spp
> + plugin.
>
> Or there is another solution ?

There is another solution:
Using a separate port (typically port 587) for mail submission is 
likely to be the answer for you, if you can persuade your users to 
adjust their client setup. That way port 25 can use rblsmtpd without 
impacting your users. I'd suggest ofmipd with an SMTP AUTH patch to 
handle incoming SMTP mail submission:
	http://cr.yp.to/mess822.html
	http://qmail.gurus.com/mess822-smtp-auth-patch.txt

cheers,

Andrew.