From: Anthony Metcalf (anthony.metcalfanferny.ath.cx)
Date: Fri Mar 10 2006 - 04:36:25 CST

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Hi,

        Before I start hunting through the docs I just want to make
sure what I am thinking of can be done.

        I currently have postfix set up to allow mail to be sent from,
my local network, the localhost, and the IP of my NATed work
network(this is small, and noone there knows my server exists, so is
pretty safe).

        mynetworks = 160.220.48.0/24, 1270.0.01, ???.???.???.???
        
        I currently pick up IMAP with my mobile phone. This gets a
different random IP every time it connects. For this reason I want to
implement SMTP AUTH.

        Would it be possible to implement SMTP AUTH, such that it is
not required for the hosts on mynetworks, but is required for any other
host?

        My IMAP is Courier-IMAP.

        So is this possible? Easy/Hard? Any particularly useful parts
of the docs?

Kind Regards

Anthony

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