RE: [cobalt-users] Relaying denied / POP before relay

["Dan Kriwitsky" <webhosting@xxxxxxxxx>]

> 2) Install POP before relay on my RAQ3... from what I've already
> read in the
> archives, this is the way to go. Only worries I have is that I
> have a couple
> of users who use the RAQ for SMTP but don't (and can't) use it
> for POP. This
> may sound crazy but believe it or not, there is a semi-rational reason for
> this! Will these users still be able to send mail if I add them
> to the relay
> list in the GUI (even if they don't use POP)? Also, most of my
> users use M$
> Outlook as their email client. Outlook appears to try sending mail before
> collecting, does this mean users will have to 'send/recieve' twice to get
> the POP before relay action?

Or they can set up a separate POP account called AAA and a sending default
account named ZZZ. Since Outlook checks A - Z by account name it will POP
AAA before sending with ZZZ.
Your users who for some reason only SMTP will be out of luck. I don't
understand why they can't POP the server, even if it's an empty account you
set up for them.

Don't add any generic domains like aol.com to your allowed relays or you'll
find your mail bouncing as you end up on various blacklists as an open
relay.

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Dan Kriwitsky