Re: Re: Cone 0.58 released.

Hi,

From: "Sam Varshavchik" <[email protected]>
> What exactly is the problem with using a single SMTP server for all mail
> accounts?

My problem it excat the same as the others who responded to this post:
In my case I always have to do SMTP-auth in order to send and after that the
From field it checked for a known "local-user".
I know it is a configuration/policy issue but now both my employer and my
isp uses this approach.

> That shouldn't be necessary.  If the authentication fails, Cone should
> prompt for the new password.

Well running against mailfront it seems that it just continues as an
unauthenticated SMTP request (which then is rejected).
If it is a problem with mailfront or cone I'm unable to decide - I cannot
snoop the traffic - it is SSL encrypted.

kind regards Uffe Jakobsen



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