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From: Ben Rosengart (brpanix.com)
Date: Thu Nov 01 2001 - 16:48:24 CST

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    I've discovered to my chagrin that Netscape Mail, when offered SMTP
    AUTH, demands a username and password from the user, even in the
    case where the user is on a trusted network and does not have to
    authorize.

    I found a way to fix this behavior, but it involved hand-editing
    Netscape's config file, and I don't want to ask the tech support
    desk to deal with that kind of pain.

    What are others doing about this?

    We've been discussing the possibility of patching smtpd to offer
    AUTH only when the client is not in $mynetworks. Wietse, is there
    any chance that such a patch would be accepted, if it conformed to
    Postfix style and came with a config parameter to turn it on and
    off? 

    -- 
Ben Rosengart     (212) 741-4400 x215

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