sorry i am late on this one didnt get a chance to look at
it today, perhaps in the morning i will crack this open
thanks guys!
On Thu, 2005-07-21 at 15:17 +, nephish wrote:
> ok this is what i get when i use host = '10.10.10.04 25'
> resourse unavailable
> line = self.sock.recv(size,socke
ok this is what i get when i use host = '10.10.10.04 25'
resourse unavailable
line = self.sock.recv(size,socket.MSG_PEEK)
now if i use host = '10.10.10.04:25' it has all the appearences of
having worked, but the email never gets to its destination.
h.
i tried it the first way because t
nephish wrote:
> Sorry about the delay getting back on this one guys,
> yeah, i am running a linux machine.
> no firewall between here and there (both behind a firewall router)
> yeah, sylpheed does send on port 25
> the windows machine has the Merek email server on board.
> i would like my scripts
Sorry about the delay getting back on this one guys,
yeah, i am running a linux machine.
no firewall between here and there (both behind a firewall router)
yeah, sylpheed does send on port 25
the windows machine has the Merek email server on board.
i would like my scripts to be able to send to it,
nephish wrote:
> ok, my fault. the router assigned the smtp server a different address
> no longer 10.10.10.32, now 10.10.10.04
> tried the telnet thing and it worked, so i still dont know
> why the script isnt working
>
> thanks
Does it still give the same error
ib.py", line 347, in getreply
Hey there, i am trying to get an email through an SMTP server on a
windows computer from a linux machine on the same network.
>>> import smtplib
>>> import MySQLdb
>>> Server = smtplib.SMTP('10.10.10.32')
>>> ToAddress = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
>>> FromAddress = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
>>> Message = 'So
