jerry

Is it possible to allow SMTP access via another port? Other e-mail services allow this to avoid the problem of SMTP blocking or other issues related to the ISP, using another port like 26 or 2525. This would be a great help to ensure I can use my own SMTP server no matter where or what ISP I happen to be using at a particular time. Thanks.

I love squirrelmail -- Thanks to TCH for making this standard for everyone. I noticed however that there was a difference in the squirrelmail depending how I accessed it. If I did the domainname.com/webmail and then clicked on the squirrelmail icon, then I could setup multiple identities (using the Options -> Personal Information). However if I accessed squirrelmail by using domainname.com/sqmail, then multiple identities was no longer available (that option simply was not on the Personal Information page --- even though the "help" page lists it as an option). Today squirrelmail is no longer available via the domainname.com/webmail page for some reason. This normally should not be a problem as domainname.com/sqmail should suffice. But now I do not have access to the multiple identities! Am I missing something obvious? Head Bash