rogers cabal and blacklisting

[Kevin Cozens]

At 07:22 AM 01/09/2004 -0500, Herb Richter wrote:
>         I had this same problem until I reconfigured sendmail on one
>machine on my network to forward outgoing mail to the rogers smtp host.
>This did require authentication but does not require a rogers.com address.
>The different mail reader clients then route their mail to the local
>configured machine.

I don't have a problem with my ISP (Rogers in this case) requiring 
authentication in order to send mail through there SMTP server. I do have a 
slight issue with the fact that Rogers sticks in an extra header in the 
outgoing mail which includes ones e-mail address at rogers.com so I will 
probably be able to look forward to getting junk mail via my rogers account 
in addition to getting it from my primary mail server.

BTW, how do you configure sendmail to handle the login form of 
authentication to a remote SMTP server?


Cheers!

Kevin.  (http://www.interlog.com/~kcozens/)

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