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From: Wietse Venema (wietse
porcupine.org)Date: Thu Nov 01 2001 - 17:13:27 CST
Ben Rosengart:
> 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?
I would not overload mynetworks for this.
Just specify a new parameter that takes similar information. You
can always configure it to a value of $mynetworks if you want to.
Wietse
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