>If I may chime in here and on the code posted previously. If the mail server is >not sending it in one case and is in Ken's case. The server is not allowing >relay and may need the use of a authentication method like smtp auth or pop >before smtp. I've expiramented with this my self, by writting a perl mail >server. I've mastered pop before SMTP, but smtp auth still eludes me. I assure >you both the server is in fact rejecting relays.
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