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David,
zondag 11 april 2004 18:09, David Corbin:
> Absolutely. I've even change it to localhost, where I have exim
> working and that still fails.
Okay, next step. Try telnetting to the smtp port at the mail server:
$ telnet <mailserver> 25
You should now get a line back starting with "220 <mailserver>".
If you don't, the smtp server is down.
If you do, try to send a mail to yourself (in the same telnet
session):
helo localhost
(message back: "250 <mailserver> ...")
mail from: <your_address>
(message back: "250 ... <your_address>... Sender ok")
rcpt to: <your_address>
(message back: "250 ... <your_address>... Recipient ok")
data
(message back: "354 Enter mail, end with "." on a line by itself")
<type some text>
.
(message back: "250 ... Message accepted for delivery")
Let me know what the result was.
(Type Ctrl + ] to abort the connection and "quit" to exit telnet.)
Rob
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