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From: Alan Premselaar <alien@12inch.com>
Date: Aug 8, 2006 9:56 AM
Subject: Re: [Dovecot] Dynamic server address
To: kresimir.tonkovic@gmail.com
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Kresimir Tonkovic wrote:
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>
> On 8/8/06, *Johannes Berg* <
johannes@sipsolutions.net
> <mailto:johannes@sipsolutions.net>> wrote:
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> Kresimir Tonkovic wrote:
> > My mail server (ubuntu breezey badger) is connected by ADSL and has a
> > dynamic address. I have noticed that, every day after the IP address
> > changes, dovecot is no longer reachable from the net. Iguess this is
> > because dovecot doesn't register this change and continues to listen
> > on a non-existing interface/address.
>
> > Any comments?
> Just make it listen on
0.0.0.0 <http://0.0.0.0>?
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> johannes
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>
> Not an option. I want local users to connect by pop3 and remote by pop3s.
>
> --
> kresho
Kreshmir,
You should still be able to achieve that by using tcpwrappers or
iptables to restrict access on the appropriate networks.
Alan
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Alan, I believe we should keep the discussion on the list :-) Please "reply all"
Correct me if I'm wrong, by default POP3 and POP3+SSL both work at the same port, 110. I want to let local users connect by plain POP3 and external users to use POP3+SSL. I don't see how I can set this up using iptables and tcpwrappers. Can you please provide more details?
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kresho