S sorex Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 2, 2016 #1 Hello, Due to limitations of our antivirus system (alerts are sent from the client>smtp not via the policy manager) I'm in need of an smtp proxy that will allow me to filter everything that's not looking like a mail coming from the antivirus and pass that to our exchange smtp server. I don't want to allow connections to the mail server from all clients nor open relaying and the smtp port on the firewall is only open for the mailserver to prevent spamming. When I use a ServerSocket listening on port 25 I see my telnet client coming in but I don't see how I can fetch any data from it. Anyone here who can give me some hints?
Hello, Due to limitations of our antivirus system (alerts are sent from the client>smtp not via the policy manager) I'm in need of an smtp proxy that will allow me to filter everything that's not looking like a mail coming from the antivirus and pass that to our exchange smtp server. I don't want to allow connections to the mail server from all clients nor open relaying and the smtp port on the firewall is only open for the mailserver to prevent spamming. When I use a ServerSocket listening on port 25 I see my telnet client coming in but I don't see how I can fetch any data from it. Anyone here who can give me some hints?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 2, 2016 #2 You can use AsyncStreams to read the clients data and then send it to the actual server. It will not work with SSL connections. Upvote 0
You can use AsyncStreams to read the clients data and then send it to the actual server. It will not work with SSL connections.
