Thanks a lot for the quick answer.
But now i see why it doesn't work - I thought that i can check a client
with his logged ip and allow him to send a message over the smtp server
after
he used pop3 to get his mails.
Could you tell me what field I have to use instead? (allow or deny to relay
a send message over my smtp)
Thanks
Karl-Heinz
>> I thought that the entry "host_accept_relay" accept a sql-statement in
the
>> following
>> form:
>>
>> host_accept_relay = localhost:mysql;MYSQL_RELAY
>
>That will work if MYSQL_RELAY is something like
>
> select id from xxx where id='$key'
>
>and the xxx table has records with the id field set to the names of the
>hosts you want to relay from.
>
>> If possible I would like to use the information "Domain" as parameter to
the
>> query.
>
>There is no (mail) domain involved. The lookup uses the host name, which
>is gets by doing a reverse DNS lookup. The value is available in $key
>for query-style lookups in host lists.
>
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