Absolutely. I've even change it to localhost, where I have exim working and
that still fails.
On Sunday 11 April 2004 08:48, Rob wrote:
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> zondag 11 april 2004 14:12, David Corbin:
> > no such luck.
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> Can you ping the server you defined as your smtp server?
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> Rob
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