Thanks for the encouragement Aaron.

The funny thing was that the ports WERE open.  I was able to telnet to both
ports 110 and 25, and enter POP3 and SMTP commands.  It seemed I was either
having a problem with authentication (which I thought I had resolved when
the errors stopped appearing), or the POP3 mail I was requesting didn't
exist, or resided in another file other than what the POP3 system expected.
I couldn't find anything that told me how to change the file locations
(other than recompiling Sendmail, which I thought was an extreme step that
shouldn't have been necessary).

I'll write my frustrations off as a learning experience (it was most
definetly that), but I now have the core system I've been trying to build.
Now I can move onto getting PostgreSQL installed/configured, as well as
Tomcat (or JBoss) so I can begin developing JSP applications.

Again, thanks for the support.

Shawn

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On Saturday 15 March 2003 05:17, Shawn wrote:
> config files.  Somewhere in my readings of the HOW-TOs, MAN pages, and web
> resources, I think I missed a step.  Unfortunately, things were getting to

my guess: you didn't set up [x]inetd to offer POP/IMAP services. either that
or there was a firewall rule blocking that port. those are really the only
two rational possibilities.


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