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OS/2 Sendmail Open-Relay Fix based on v8.8
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http://powerusersbbs.net/ftp/pub/mailman/sendmail-os2-upd.zip
Install:
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unzip in d:\etc
Move sendmail.exe to \tcpip\bin
Move sendmail.dll to \tcpip\dll
Move sendmail.cf to \mptn\etc
Edit \mptn\etc\sendmail.cf with tedit (Do Not Use E.EXE)
Replace all instances of yourdomain.com
Replace all drive letter instances with yours
cd \etc\sendmail
Edit LocalIfc and LocalIP with your IP's
Edit sendmail.cr with all known domains for your machine
Mailers:
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Install WPop3S into d:\WPop3S
QYPMAIL can also be used it's your call.
Both are available at Hobbes:
ftp://ftp-os2.nmsu.edu/pub/os2/apps/internet/mail/server/
Starting Sendmail:
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Starting Sendmail in Autostart in your TCP/IP Local Configuration:
-bd -q5m as a detached process
Starting Sendmail in startup.cmd:
start /min sendmail -bd -q5m
Footnote:
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Your mailserver may still appear as an Open-Relay but it can only
relay mail with the IP's defined in LocalIP and LocalIfc.
** DO NOT PUT YOUR PUBLIC IP IN THESE FILES **
127.0.0.1 is all that's needed. If you want to use your mailserver
to send messages via your local network you can add ex:192.168.0
to enable the whole block. You can add clients to the LocalIP file.
You can also deny users by IP in DeniedIP
SpamList and SpamName can deny IP's and mail addresses
of known abusers.
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