I'm not sending the email from a hotmail address. But the question that
appears to rise is: Is it really from hotmail's end since my Outlook or
whatever non-webbased client would work strictly with the same settings
(from address, domain, reply-to address, recipient, message, mail server,
etc)?
Or
There's probably very little you can do for this as it's on hotmail's
end since it's rejecting the sender (ie, you). Is your from address a
hotmail address? Is your domain able to be looked up on a reverse query?
These are just a couple of things for you to check.
=G=
deurk wrote:
My hostnam
My hostname is set and I've got a reply-to address set in my profile in SM
too, in fact I'm using SM without any problem (besides this one and the
options one) to send all my emails.
The only not wrking domain is Hotmail.
Angel Gabriel a dit :
> I don't think that this is a SM problem set you
I don't think that this is a SM problem set your hostname on your linux
box, or set a reply-to address in SM. The mail is being reject because there
is no valid reply-to address, when you send mail using a diffrent client,
such as outlook on a diffrent machine, you already have the reply addres
