On Fri, Mar 01, 2002 at 12:18:48PM +1000, robert stanford wrote:
| >Why do you need an SMTP proxy? What are you trying to achieve
| >and why do you think an SMTP proxy would solve *anything*?
|
| I have a machine acting as a gateway for a network, its quite limited on
| memory and disk space, however I'd like to use it as an smtp proxy in
| order to reject spam and executable attachments.
Simply have your gateway perform port-forwarding to the SMTP server.
The gateway won't be doing any more than TCP/IP level routing. Let
the SMTP server decide whether or not to reject the message, etc.
-D
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