[gentoo-user] how to allow pop,smtp ports on a squid?

[gentoo-user] how to allow pop,smtp ports on a squid?

[El Nino]

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Dear friends,

i'm very new to squid & setuped one for testing purpose, now some users mail
accounts are on an outside mail server.so, how can it allow them to send
recive mails through my proxy server(pop & smtp)? (how to allow pop & smtp
protocols through a squid?)

all advices are welcome.

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Re: [gentoo-user] how to allow pop,smtp ports on a squid?

[Jarry]

El Nino wrote:

> i'm very new to squid & setuped one for testing purpose, now some users
> mail accounts are on an outside mail server.so, how can it allow them to
> send recive mails through my proxy server(pop & smtp)? (how to allow pop
> & smtp protocols through a squid?)

I'm not sure, but I think squid is just http/ftp proxy-server. It has
nothing to do with pop3/smtp (only if you want to access mail through
web)...

Jarry
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Re: [gentoo-user] how to allow pop,smtp ports on a squid?

[Norberto Bensa]

El Nino wrote:
> Dear friends,
> (how to allow pop &
> smtp protocols through a squid?)

You can't

You want postfix/exim/qmail/whatever as an smtp relay -perhaps to your ISP 
smtp server- and fetchmail for your pop/imap accounts.

HTH,
Norberto

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