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There's also a tool called "portfwd" (which does precisely what it says...) - check here : http://portfwd.sourceforge.net/

Originally Posted by hans51 View Post
In the Philippines the largest mobile ISP/mobile network Smart - blocks port 25, thus making sending of eMail from the N900 impossible via my own mail-server.

For my laptop connections I bypass this port 25 block successfully by port forwarding in bash:

ssh -L 44999:localhost:25 root@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
and the mail client thus has an smtp server
localhost:44999

is there a way to use port forwarding for eMail on a N900 and is there a localhost MTA on a N900 to accept and forward such mails ??

of course there might be third party mail accounts
BUT I have a strict SPF record set for my mail servers to ONLY have my own clean IP addresses as used sender IPs. I love to keep my SPF record that strict.

Any help apreciated