[KLUG Members] at-home cops, evading the

[Adam Tauno Williams]

>>It seems I should be able to coax Apache into listening on a
>>high port and passing that port address around the family.
>>Maybe someone knows of a different method or can tell me why
>>this one won't work?
>That should do it.  Your httpd.conf probably has a "Port 80"
>somewhere in it;  change that and restart apache and it'll
>listen on whatever port you tell it.

I do this with sendmail since my retardo DSL provide paniced about Code Red /
Red Worm / whatever-silly-ie-outlook-vb-blab-blah worm that was.

Then I set my MX record to point to an interface on a real network which relays
port 25 at that address to the high port on my firewall which relays that to
port 25 on my mail server.

Having to jump through so many hoops in an unfortunate part of life right now. 
I'm still shopping about for a new provider.  I've enquired via e-mail about
this issue to Ameritech several time,  but of course those block heads never
write back.

Anyone in GR want to put together a volunteer wireless ISP? :)  All options here
suck.

Systems and Network Administrator
Morrison Industries
1825 Monroe Ave NW
Grand Rapids, MI. 49505