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  • Port 587 (Score:1)

    by stu42j (6348) on 2008.01.22 19:43 (#60437) Homepage Journal
    Have you tried 587?

    • I have not - I was pretty unhappy yesterday about this, but I will probably compromise today and try it out :) I understand the spam concerns, but I pay for the line and should be able to use it as I see fit.

      • but I pay for the line and should be able to use it as I see fit
        Yeah, you should be able to use it as you see fit. Unfortunately, for 97% of America out there running windows on home Comcast lines, they're running Windows and are running zombies, and I for one, am very happy that Comcast is blocking port 25 outbound, and wonder why they didn't start sooner.
        --
        • Randal L. Schwartz
        • Stonehenge

    • Ok 587 is working great now with a change to my qpsmtpd configuration :) I wonder how long before the spammers start flooding that port...

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