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From: Steven Lake <raiden@shell.core.com>
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Subject: Re: Mixing SMTP auth methods
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	Yep.  You hit it right on the head.

On Fri, 2 Aug 2002, Lord Raiden wrote:

>          Ok, let me get this straight.  If a user is on the local lan or a
> valid IP you want sendmail to validate them using the relay-domains file,
> but if they're roaming, you want them to be able to use this same SMTP
> server to send mail by asking them to authenticate?
>
>          So in short, if they don't have a valid IP class allowed in the
> relay-domains file, they'll have to authenticate on the server, but if they
> do have a valid IP in the relay-domains file, then they won't have to
> authenticate.  Am I close?
>
> At 09:12 PM 8/1/02 -0500, Steven Lake wrote:
> >         Hi all.  I got a question.  Is there a way that I can setup
> >sendmail for both user/pass auth and IP auth?  I know that sendmail
> >determins if a user is allowed to relay though a server based on the
> >relay-domains file, but I also want users who aren't on our IP pool to be
> >able to use our SMTP servers via standard user/pass authentication.
> >
> >         How can I mix these two on the same server without causing issues?
> >
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