DEFAULT_URL_HOST = '10.20.1.163'
DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST = '10.20.1.163'
10.* is an unrouted network. Any properly configured MTA will ignore anything
coming from an external host claiming to be 10.whatever.
mjb.
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hmmm try doing a reverse dns lookup on the server you are sending from
and see if it is a valid client to be sending mail through your exchange
server. if not you may have to add it to your dns or agents to relay mail
for (at least i think that is what that version of exchange calles it)
i am
On 12 May 2004, at 02:39, Brian York wrote:
Here is something odd aswell i tried tried to send this message to your
address @iwu.edu and got the same message relaying is prohibited.
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I have this in both files.
DEFAULT_URL_HOST = '10.20.1.163'
DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST = '10.20.1.163'
Thi
Here is something odd aswell i tried tried to send this message to your
address @iwu.edu and got the same message relaying is prohibited.
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I have this in both files.
DEFAULT_URL_HOST = '10.20.1.163'
DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST = '10.20.1.163'
This address is just for testing purposes int
I tried it with brackets and still get the same error. I can ping the mailman
server from the mailserver (nkuaxp.nku.edu). In the error it strips off the
brackets.
From nkuaxp:
Sending failed:
Message sending failed since the following recipients were rejected by the
server:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Brian York wrote on Mon, 10 May 2004 22:33:44 -0400:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
There's your answer, that's not a valid domain or email address. Try with
[] brackets around the IP.
Kai
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When i try to send to the list i get this error from kmail
Sending failed:
Message sending failed since the following recipients were rejected by the
server:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (The server responded: "5.1.2 unknown host or domain:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]")
The message will stay in the 'outbox' folder u
