Hi...
thanks for clearing it up.....however can u provide ways how to go about
on how to implement it...
THanks
> On Saturday 19 May 2007 15:44, Suhaime Raeze wrote:
>> it's been awhile since i post a question...i was reading an article
>> the use of submission port 587 for smtp. Question is can we run two
>> instance of smtp (port 25 and port 587) on a qmail server?
>>
>>
>> Port 25 for internal user
>> Port 587 for mobile user to connect to the qmail
>> server
>>
>> im running qmail on a fc4 using qmailrocks as a guide..
>
> Yes, it's no problem to have multiple SMTP instances.
>
> Periodically this list gets questions from people using qmailrocks who
> have run into problems, with qmailrocks being perhaps too ambitious
> in including too many patches (or using ones that aren't robust). You
> may like to consider using a life-with-qmail type setup instead.
>
> cheers,
>
> Andrew.
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