Yes, I'm paying for ETRN. I have a "business ADSL" contract for my home, 
so I can do anything with the TCP ports (they're not filtered). In a 
near future I'll configuring DNS for sendmail but this is unnecessary by 
now, just need sendmail for my CLI MUAs.

I compiled sendmail 8.12.2 with SASL and all is working great except for 
one thing: sendmail only works if it's running as a daemon, not when 
invoked by NetBSD's mail to transfer to the ISP. Really don't know 
what's happening, need some time to verify.

If someone has a fix to this...

thx


Carlos

on 2/1/02 3:23 AM, Brian A. Seklecki at lavalamp@spiritual-machines.org 
wrote:

 > On Sat, 26 Jan 2002, Carlos de Avelar Portela wrote:
 >
 >> I wanna know if someone can tell me if there's a better way to integrate
 >> SASL on NetBSD sendmail than the instructions on the sendmail.org site.
 >> The reason is very simple: my ISP suddenly switch to SMTP
 >> authentication, not allowing to relay.
 >
 > A bit OT, but it's not polite to relay, or 'smart host', or 'fast 
forward'
 > mail through your ISP.  It's a bit redunant unless you're paying for ETRN
 > service.  Just do your own deliveries.
 >
 > -lava
 >
 >>
 >> All answers are welcome...
 >>
 >>
 >> Carlos
 >>
 >
 > --Brian
 >
 > ----
 >
 > "GNU/Linux: About as stable as the elements at the bottom of the periodic
 > table"

 >

 >