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 The SMTP module is designed to act as a front-end for a real SMTP server accepting messages and proxying them into a single SMTP server after performing classification.   This is for SMTP servers, not for sending outgoing mail.  Once enabled you may need to visit the Advanced page of the UI to set the chain port and chain server. The SMTP module is designed to act as a front-end for a real SMTP server accepting messages and proxying them into a single SMTP server after performing classification.   This is for SMTP servers, not for sending outgoing mail.  Once enabled you may need to visit the Advanced page of the UI to set the chain port and chain server.
  
-More information on how to setup SMTP can be found at HowTos:SMTPProxy.+More information on how to setup SMTP can be found at [[:HowTos:SMTPProxy]].
  
 The NNTP module acts as a proxy between your News client and News server performing classification on articles.  Currently it uses the same database as your mail which may be significantly different.  You may want to setup a seperate POPFile install to handle NNTP. The NNTP module acts as a proxy between your News client and News server performing classification on articles.  Currently it uses the same database as your mail which may be significantly different.  You may want to setup a seperate POPFile install to handle NNTP.
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   - enable the module on the UI's Advanced Page. Restart POPFile.   - enable the module on the UI's Advanced Page. Restart POPFile.
-  - Configure your nntp client in the same manner that you would an email client, e.g., your new nntp server would be localhost, your user name would be your real.nntp.host:realusername+  - Configure your nntp client in the same manner that you would an email client, e.g., your new nntp server would be **''localhost''**, your user name would be **''real.nntp.host:realusername''** 
 +    - if the nntp server does not require a username then use **''real.nntp.host:''** for the user name and a dummy (i.e. non-blank) password (the proxy will not send the dummy password to the nntp server and will report "authentication accepted" to the nntp client)
   - Check for articles, they should pull thru POPFile.   - Check for articles, they should pull thru POPFile.
   - Use your nntp client's filter capability to detect either the modified header or the XPC header that POPFile adds.   - Use your nntp client's filter capability to detect either the modified header or the XPC header that POPFile adds.
 
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