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Obsolete Releases => SME Server 8.x => Topic started by: pelli on April 24, 2013, 04:05:05 PM
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Hello, i would like setup two external smtp based from email domain.
ex: test@test.com the domain test use smtp.test.com with auth
ex: john@john.com the domain john use smtp.john.com with auth in ssl mode
Is possible?
Thanks
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AFAIK this can be achieved using a custom template for /var/qmail/control/smtproutes
but I would wait for Charlie's advice
just a question: you'd like to do so or you must do in that way?
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AFAIK this can be achieved using a custom template for /var/qmail/control/smtproutes
but I would wait for Charlie's advice
just a question: you'd like to do so or you must do in that way?
Thanks
i must use that way.... first account is normal email...second account is certified email account (italian pec)
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what about posting in italian forum too? :-)
in any case, I would setup pec email smtp server on each client.. SME is not involved at all
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AFAIK this can be achieved using a custom template for /var/qmail/control/smtproutes
I don't know exactly what pelli wants or why.
SME server only supports one outbound authenticated email route, configured via the server-manager. To support more than one authenticated outbound route, you would need more than one instance of the smtp auth proxy, as well as a custom template in smtproutes. This is something I expect pelli doesn't actually need, and may not have the skills to do.
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second account is certified email account (italian pec)
I agree with Stefano, do that directly from the email client.
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SME server only supports one outbound authenticated email route, configured via the server-manager. To support more than one authenticated outbound route, you would need more than one instance of the smtp auth proxy, as well as a custom template in smtproutes.
the second part is easy enough (already done with some customers of mine)
I've done some digging into smtp-auth-proxy script..
IIUC, I could run more than one instance changing the listening port (example 27) and create a new entry into /var/service dir (with all the related files..)
is it so?
TIA
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the second part is easy enough (already done with some customers of mine)
I've done some digging into smtp-auth-proxy script..
IIUC, I could run more than one instance changing the listening port (example 27) and create a new entry into /var/service dir (with all the related files..)
is it so?
Correct. However I don't understand why you would be wanting to do this. I think you would be defeating the purpose of their requiring authentication if you do proxy authentication on behalf of the real senders.
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indeed..
mine was only curiosity :-)
@pelli: please configure each client to use the correct smtp server :-)
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ok, thanks :-)