On November 5, 2003 06:19 pm, imobachgs@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Pulat Yunusov writes:
> On November 5, 2003 06:35 pm, David Corbin wrote:
>> I've started having problems with a working setup, 'out of the blue'. I
>>
>> have KMail client that basically can NOT send a message. It's
>> configured
>>
>> to send via SMTP, and I've closely examined each of the options to be
>> sure
>>
>> they're correct. I've verified that the SMTP daemon is running and I
>> have
>>
>> no problem connecting to it (via telnet). When I attempt to send a
>>
>> message, after a time (1-2 minutes), it pops up a dialog saying it
>> cannot
>>
>> send the message because one of the recipients "" is not being accepted.
>>
>>
>>
>> Is there anyway to get KMail to provide detailed logs of the SMTP
>>
>> conversation? Other ideas?
>
> This is likely an issue with your SMTP server and you should check its
> logs
>
> for clues. Your MTA (e.g. Sendmail or Postfix) could be configured to
> reject
>
> certain recipients causing KMail to fail to send the message.
As David, I've found the same issue with KMail & SMTP. My email providers
works pretty well with another mail client, but not with KMail.
I've also checked the network traffic that KMail generates when I push de
"send" button, and I've seen that any connection is established.
So, I think, as David, that SMTP & KMail have stopped work (at least for
me).
Thank you.
Did it stop working for any SMTP recipient?
Yes, it did so. Nothings happens over the network :-(
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Imobach González Sosa
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