Alex,
Sorry, let me explain a little better.
I have sendmail installed on my system. I did not have IMAP,
or (better known as) POP installed on my system. When I
installed the GM POP mail portion, I was forced to install
IMAP in order for my system to recieve POP.
I changed my main POP mail server to a different port, and
made GM port 110 so users can download their mail from me.
When I checked my mail as a GM user through the POP mail
it allows me access to outgoing sendmail. When I do not log
into the GM POP mail server it does not allow me to relay
mail through my server.
Hence, I am looking for this "roaming" feature in sendmail that
you speak of. I looked in the direction that you pointed me
with the link; but there is no direct answer on how to
disable "Roaming" really they don't talk about it much.
Thank you so much for all your help, you have gone far past
what other companies do; that includes the big ones...
Avery
Sorry, let me explain a little better.
I have sendmail installed on my system. I did not have IMAP,
or (better known as) POP installed on my system. When I
installed the GM POP mail portion, I was forced to install
IMAP in order for my system to recieve POP.
I changed my main POP mail server to a different port, and
made GM port 110 so users can download their mail from me.
When I checked my mail as a GM user through the POP mail
it allows me access to outgoing sendmail. When I do not log
into the GM POP mail server it does not allow me to relay
mail through my server.
Hence, I am looking for this "roaming" feature in sendmail that
you speak of. I looked in the direction that you pointed me
with the link; but there is no direct answer on how to
disable "Roaming" really they don't talk about it much.
Thank you so much for all your help, you have gone far past
what other companies do; that includes the big ones...
Avery