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email provider that has smtp authentication?

  • 25-09-2001 8:27pm
    #1
    Overlord
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 469 ✭✭


    Basically I wanna check my mail and send mail fom any isp I happen to be on from my one email progam. I cant do this atm cos every isp gives me "relay denied". Im sure most people are in the same boat. Understandable as it may be to stop spammers its an absolute pain the ar$e.
    So does anybody know one email server that can authenticate the user and therefore accept email from any ip?

    Cheers


Comments

  • #2
    djmagra
    Closed Accounts Posts: 69 ✭✭djmagra


    Don't know of anyone providing the service, but the easiest way around this, as I'm sure you know is to just change the SMPT server to that of which-ever ISP you are dialling up to


  • #3
    moist
    Closed Accounts Posts: 296 ✭✭moist


    There are a few ISP's that do POP-before-SMTP or SMTP-AUTH, though you would most likely have to
    pay for it, I seriously douby a free ISP would do it, "ooh just set up an account in their ikkle web
    interface and spam spam spam..."
    I don't know of any irish ISP's that do it.
    Two that I think I recall that do one or the other are:
    www.drak.net
    www.uxn.com

    Otherwise if you want this because you travel around different countries, you could find an ISP
    that has roaming agreements, or even has local phone numbers that you can use in those countries.

    You could use one of those webmail thingumies.

    You might be able to set up some sort of OL profiles and start a different one depending on
    which ISP you are using at the minute.

    On the otherhand you could just grin and bear it and either just use the one dang ISP or get used
    to changing the settings every time you switch.


  • #4
    MindPhuck
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,207 ✭✭✭MindPhuck


    Here,

    as far as I know, you can get round that by makeing sure your default reply address is your email@the-other-isp's-domain.com.

    Someone verify this ?


    (btw, djmagra : feckoff and get a new avatar :o )


  • #5
    moist
    Closed Accounts Posts: 296 ✭✭moist


    Originally posted by MindPhuck
    Here,

    as far as I know, you can get round that by makeing sure your default reply address is your email@the-other-isp's-domain.com.

    Someone verify this ?


    $ telnet mail1.eircom.net 25
    Trying 159.134.237.21...
    Connected to mail1.eircom.net.
    Escape character is '^]'.
    220 Eircom Net ESMTP Service.
    HELO somewhere.com
    250 apu.eircom.net Hello somewhere.com [217.78.1.69]
    MAIL From: someone@eircom.net
    250 <someone@eircom.net> is syntactically correct
    RCPT To: fred@fred.com
    550-We do not relay for your host/domain
    550 relaying to <fred@fred.com> prohibited by administrator
    QUIT
    221 apu.eircom.net closing connection


    Generally no, however there are possibly a number of mail servers that are set up like that,
    however that just leaves themselved open to spammers.

    Any half decently configured mail server will only
    relay for IP addresses in their own range.


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