Re: [Interoperability] Tor and GNU Anubis

["Daniel S. Haischt" <me@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

OK, here comes my next question:

My ISP's mail server alows connection from the IP
84.252.66.2 (that's smtp.daniel-s-haischt.biz).

So should I use that IP instead? If yes how should
I setup my mail server (again that's
smtp.daniel-s-haischt.biz) to accept torriefied
connections?

Currently I did setup my mail server to accept
valid SMTP AUTH connections ...

Beside that - Does it make sense to torrify smtp
communication?

Roman Mamedov schrieb:
> Hi, Daniel!
>
>
> > > remote-mta 217.9.16.16:25 # -> Mail server of my ISP
> > > socks-proxy 127.0.0.1:9050 # -> Tor instance
>
> socks-v4 no # ->> GNU Anubis should talk SOCKS 5
>
> Your ISP's mail server probably denies all connections which are from
> outside its own network (and rightly so). And guess where the
> Torrified connection to the provider's SMTP server comes from? Right,
> from one of the Tor exit nodes, which of course is not within your
> provider's smtp server's allowed IP range.
>
> With respect,
>  Roman

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