dfn Systems wrote: > Kevin wrote: >> fn Systems wrote: >>> K, I have another Newbie setup problem. >>> >>> I have brought ASSP online twice today for a few minutes to test. Same >>> result both times. >>> >>> I have all the boxes under TEST Mode checked. I change the port numbers >>> to route mail through ASSP first. CPU usage falls dramatically. A quick >>> check in the mailserver spool and ASSP stats shows mail flowing. Maillog >>> shows mail being delivered. Email sent to another local address arrives. >>> An email sent to my GMail account arrives. Reply from the GMail address >>> arrives at my desk address. So far so good. >>> >>> I send mail from a second GMail acct that I haven't sent to. NO show. I >>> stop SMTP and change Ports back to take ASSP out of the loop. When I >>> check maillog.txt, the mail from the first GMail address is logged but >>> the mail from the second GMail address doesn't show. >>> >>> Isn't TEST Mode supposed to let all mail through? What would cause ASSP >>> to delete an email without logging? >>> >>> Most importantly, am I making another Newbie mistake? >>> >>> Bill >>> dfn Systems >> ounds like delaying is enabled. It does not have a test mode. >> what does the maillog.txt show? >> >> Also under "Whitelist Options" make sure "Reject All But Whitelisted >> Mail" is not checked. > OK I checked on these settings: > > Delaying is not enabled > Reject all but Whitelisted is not checked > I reset the ports to put ASSP back in the mix, and sent another email > from the non-whitelisted GMail account at about 10:45PM > Now, at midnight, maillog.txt continues to build, looking very normal > except for the absence of any entry for the unwhitelisted address. > > Should I post a portion of maillog.text? Or send it as an attachment? > > Bill You can post logs in the message.
To clarify the issue: You can sent an email to gmail from your domain, reply to that message from gmail, then reply to that from your domain and it all works? But sending a message from gmail to your domain first does not work? Under "Network Setup" enable "connection logging". Then send another message from gmail, wait 10 min, then check the log and see what connections were accepted. Do an nslookup on them and see if gmail was one of them. If it was, see what followed that entry in the log. If not, post some of the log here from when just before you sent from gmail till 10 min after. Kevin ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security? Get stuff done quickly with pre-integrated technology to make your job easier Download IBM WebSphere Application Server v.1.0.1 based on Apache Geronimo http://sel.as-us.falkag.net/sel?cmd=lnk&kid=120709&bid=263057&dat=121642 _______________________________________________ Assp-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/assp-user
