Re: qpopper vs sendmail?

["Paul B. Brown" <pbrown btechnet com>]

Your sendmail has anti-relay set on and sees your MUA as smoething to
block.  What are the acceptable relays for your MTA?  Go look at your
local blacklist.  If you need to add your IP address or domain as a relay.
For example, if you had the IP address of 1.2.3.4 and the domain of
anydomain.com then you could put either of the following lines in your
local blacklist:

1.2.3.4          RELAY
anydomain.com    RELAY

. . . and there you have it . . . .

Have a good day!  :-)

Paul

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On Sun, 2 May 1999, Keith Osburn wrote:

> I have Redhat 5.1. Sendmail is installed and working okay (or so it seems). Additionally, I have qpopper 2.53 installed for POP.  Here's my problem (or lack of knowledge). When connecting to my linux box via  dialup I can receive mail (I'm using Outlook -- but have tried others) but can send any out.  I get a message stating the receipt is not acceptable to your SMTP.  Using Pine on the Linux box I can send and receive. When I telnet into 110 the POP responds. 
> 
> Any help would be appreciated.
> 
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