Re: SMTP at hotspots

	Except many spots simply railroad port 25 to their server and don't 
let you access anything else. I run postfix-SSL/SMTP-AUTH on port 125 
(one more line in master.cf) to get around this.

	Failing that, I just SSH tunnel to my postfix server and tell my mail 
client SMTP goes to localhost:10125.



On Dec 16, 2004, at 19:20, Kenny Chamber wrote:

> /I've setup a postfix server with SSL and SMTP-AUTH. It seems to work 
> //fine with Outlook, OE and Turnpike (which I use). I don't think 
> we've //got anyone using Eudora but I'd be surprised if it has any 
> problems. //This is using PLAIN auth. I'd expect pretty much 
> everything to support //that./
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