> BTW, I do need to use an odd port. The relaying server does not use
> port 25 or 587. It has to be something else. The provider is using
> security by obscurity and requires a strange port for SMTP connections.
>
wouldn't happen to be port 465 (ESMTP)?
As someone else mentioned using a proxy might be a better way to do it.
If you know perl look at qpsmtpd. It may be more than you need and
probably won'd do exactly what you want but it uses plugins. Worst case
you can write your own forward plugin that authenticates as it
relays/sends mail.
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JT Morée
PC Xperience, Inc.
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