[Info-vax] A second SMTP recevier on an alternate non-prived port.

Jan-Erik Soderholm jan-erik.soderholm at telia.com
Sat Oct 15 08:57:07 EDT 2011


JF Mezei wrote 2011-10-14 20:03:
> R.A.Omond wrote:
>
>> I took a quick look at TCPIP$CONFIG.COM and you could edit it
>> replacing all occurrences of SMTP with XMTP, and use your new
>> port number (and then throw the edited procedure away).
>
>
> Just use the TCPIP>  utility to define a new service.
>

Worked just fine. One TCPIP SET SERVICE and one ENABLE SERVICE did it.

Now, it seems as the root problem is solved anyway. Is was some
display-trouble (Outlook displaying all headers as part of the body)
caused be missing Date: and/or Message-Id: headers.

Adding them seems to have solved the display trouble.

Thanks anyway, and now I know how to setup a second smtp service :-)

Jan-Erik.




> Do a show service SMTP with all the defails and just create a new
> service based on those details, with different log files and different port.
>
> Remember to make this a permanent definition, and you can also define
> the service to "autostart" in the permanent definitions. I forgot the
> exact syntax.
>
> There is a caveat however: the TCPIP$SMTP_RECEIVER.EXE  *might* be
> hardcoded to use port 25. On the other hand, this exec doesn't run 7/24,
> it is an "on demand" type of service where the image is invoked bt the
> TCPIP kernel when a call to 25 comes in.
>
> You will not be able to have a different config (SMTP.CONFIG) unless you
> play tricks with logical names so that the second instance gets to a
> different logical name table.




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