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[cobalt-users] RE: cobalt-users digest, Vol 1 #1847 - 19 msgs



> 
> "L. James Prevo" wrote:
> 
> > They can only use your outgoing mail server on your Raq if you 
> turn relaying
> > on
> > for the aol.com domain, this is what we want to avoid.
> 
> Even if you did, no aol users would be able to use your server for
> outgoing email; please see my previous posts today.
> 
> Jeff
> -- 
> Jeff Lasman <jblists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

So then how is this working?

Are you saying if we turn relaying on for aol.com, then the
outgoing mail will go through their serves and not mine?


Becausse where I work they have a AOL account,
so when I get online to check and send mail I use my server
for incoming and outgoing mail.  I temp turn on relaying
for "aol.com"  Send my email and take it right back out.
It works if aol.com is added to "Relay for the following Hosts/Domains"
Can you explain?  If it is not there, it will not work.
The email looks as if it came from me.  I even replied to
this message board doing this.

I have a direct cable connection at home, and I don't
send a whole lot of email at work, so there is no need
for me to pay a extra $14.95 monthy, on top of 
$39.95 with the cable modem bill, but when I do
I use the company's AOL account to do it with, using
my server's outgoing mail.  I am using a RAQ 3 if this 
makes a difference.

L. James Prevo
President
The Prevo Network
http://www.prevo.net
"The Place Where We Unlock Your Doors to the Net!"