[Spambayes] Can't connect from remote server
Tony Meyer
tameyer at ihug.co.nz
Sun Oct 17 03:02:51 CEST 2004
> whenever I try to connect (for eg, using) telnet 192.168.0.2 110
>
> SpamBayes accepts the connection and then immediately prints:
> -ERR Connection not allowed
>
> Is there some option I need to enable in my configuration
> file to tell SpamBayes to allow non-local connections to the
> mail port?
Yes (this is for security reasons). Go to the Advanced Options page of the
web interface, and towards the end are the appropriate options "Allowed
remote connections". A bug (of sorts) with the current release means that
the three options (POP connections, SMTP connections, HTTP connections) are
identically labelled - the first one is HTTP, the next POP, then the last
SMTP. You probably want the same value in each, anyway, however.
You can change them from "localhost" to "*" to allow connections from
anywhere, or (better) put (eg) "localhost,192.168.0.2" in to just allow the
two machines.
=Tony Meyer
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