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setting smtp to listen on multiple ports?
is it possible to set smtp on a linux webserver to listen on muliple ports?
although most people can connect to smtp fine i am having a problem with wanado blocking port 25 to anything but their own smtp server i would like people on wanadoo to be able to access smtp like everyone else and dont mind opening up another port however i dont want to have to change the port from 25 becuase that works for the majority of people. beacuse at this moment people on wanadoo cant send email from their own domains simply becuase this doesnt use wandoos smtp server :shocked: |
Re: setting smtp to listen on multiple ports?
To run on multiple ports you would probably need to run multiple copies. I have no idea if you can do this on Linux, it probably depends on the software you are using. One question, how would the remote sender know to use a port other than 25 ?
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Re: setting smtp to listen on multiple ports?
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i was wandering if i could have it listening on port 25 and another port so that it would still get data from the remote sender on 25 and most users could send on 25 but then it was also listening on anohter port which i could tell the person on wanadoo.. |
Re: setting smtp to listen on multiple ports?
hmm got a portfwd deamon thats working nicely only problem now is to get it to auto load on a server restart
i need to run portfwd -c pf.conf on server startup how would i do this? |
Re: setting smtp to listen on multiple ports?
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checkout the ".rc" directories eg .rc2 |
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