On 8/27/05, Alexander Dalloz <ad+lists@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Am Sa, den 27.08.2005 schrieb Jonathan Berry um 19:22: > > > I don't think incoming port 25 is blocked anywhere, just outgoing (of > > course, with outgoing blocked, it is hard to test incoming). But I > > don't really care about that. I want incoming to come in on a > > non-standard port to "bridge" the gap. I'm not trying to hurt the > > ISP's rules, just get back functionality that I wouldn't otherwise > > have. > > > Jonathan > > And which foreign MTA do you expect to know about your non-standard SMTP > port? Or will only you with your mail client (MUA) connect it for > sending out? > > Alexander > I do not expect any foreign MTA to know about the non-standard SMTP port. Yes, I will only be connecting (from across the internet) to it with my mail client for sending email. Jonathan
