Er, maybe I didnt mention earlier but the users have no access to the
internet
other than the slackware box which is not masquerading etc. Only the
slackware box does any
internet proxying / smtp deliveries.
Regards
Gary
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
On 6/8/00, 4:26:30 PM, Phil Pennock <phil@???> wrote regarding
Re: [Exim] Preventing mail deliveries:
> Typing away merrily, Gary van Blerk produced the immortal words:
> > How can I restrict the other 100 users from being able to send mail
> > out and how do I make them
> > unable to receive mail from other domains?
> Unless Slackware 7 has the new capability stuff extended so that you
can
> define user classes which lack the ability to create sockets (which
will
> almost certainly break other things, like the ability to browse the
web,
> so mods required there, etc) you can't.
> Because they can send mail out by connecting directly to SMTP servers.
> Unless they have restricted logins, of course ...
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