Hi All:

   The ISP i work for is thinking of using shared ports from a large
port provider requiring the need for pop before smtp to prevent
spamming.

I have looked up the various solutions available for pop before smtp
and am not happy with most of them.

I am thinking of writing a small client server program in which pop
will insert allowed ip addresses into a data structure and the mailer
(in our case sendmail) will query the daemon to see if the ip address
is permitted to relay.

Without hacking sendmail, how might i get it to call the client
routine ? I'm not that much of a sendmail guru. Qmail might be an
option in the future, but not now.

                   Marina Brown

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