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Antz

 posted on 28th Jan 04 at 00:02

Cheers Tim,

I will soon be ticking the box that says allow access only from local machines, I just want a bit of public Beta testing first lol.

Cheers for clearing that one up m8.


Tim

 posted on 28th Jan 04 at 00:00

POP3 auth before SMTP is common purely to stop people abusing smtp servers...

If he doesn't require auth then give it a go, but I'd secure up your smtp server or people will quickly find it to send spam through ;)


Antz

 posted on 27th Jan 04 at 23:38

Pop3 and SMTP are totaly different, if you authenticate on the pop3 only the pop3 server can view the log in details, they are normally very secure, I wouldn't ask people to do this if it was unsecure in any way or would jeaperdise there details in any way.


Richie

 posted on 27th Jan 04 at 23:36

u usually need to authenticate on a suitable pop3 server first..... i used to play around with this kinda stuff


Antz

 posted on 27th Jan 04 at 23:33

And also my SMTP server doesn't require you to log in, so there arew no log in details to send


Antz

 posted on 27th Jan 04 at 23:32

I promise, cross my heart, the only info I get on the logs are the e-mail address of the person you send it t, the subject line and the time & date, cross my heart.


Richie

 posted on 27th Jan 04 at 23:31

errr but doing this sends login details to the SMTP server.....


Antz

 posted on 27th Jan 04 at 23:30

Hi people,

Can people with pop3 accounts help me out, I just set up an SMTP Server and need to test it, could you edit your accounts and where it says SMTP server can you use 80.0.40.124 on port 25, send and email and let me know if it sent or not please?

Thanks peeps. :)

[Edited on 29-01-2004 by Ant D]