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Nathan Aubrey wrote:
> I use a postfix server to send email through, but using a laptop, I'm often 
> connected at other locations. Without having to continually add my remote IP 
> to the my_networks section in postfix, is there another way to send email 
> through my mail server?

> What suggestions would you make or what do you do in this case?

Try using authenticated relay on the MSA port (587).  google for
details.  you can also setup encrypted smtp on port 465.  in either case
make sure it requires a user and pass and allow any ip address to relay.

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JT Morée
PC Xperience, Inc.
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