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Sep 5, 2009, 9:07 AM
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Hi Kyle,
> On Thursday, September 3 at 11:15 AM, quoth Christian Lerrahn:
> >However, is it also possible for a Qmail server to authenticate to
> >another Qmail server as if it was a a MUA?
>
> Yes, it's possible.
>
> >Or do I have to use something like the qmail-remote-auth patch
> >(http://tomclegg.net/qmail/qmail-remote-auth.patch ) if I don't want
> >to just allow relaying for a certain IP address?
>
> And that is the way in which it's possible.
>
> No offense, but "is it possible" questions almost always have "yes,
> it's possible" as the answer. This question, in particular, seems
> much like "is it possible to get from New York to London, or do I
> have to ride on an airplane?" You've provided your own answer within
> the question.
If I provided the answer myself, I probably did not word the question
well. ;) I wanted to ask "is it possible to get from New York to
London by boat or do I have to ride on an airplane". Or, to say what I
really meant "do I have to use the qmail-remote-auth patch and use a
username and password to authenticate or can I also authenticate via
certificate like an MUA could?
Cheers,
Christian
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