Jonathan Nalewajek writes:
So my first thought was to make sure telnet could connect. Telnet does connect on port 25 and 465, and I was even able to send an e-mail via telnet commands.
From the same machine or a different machine.
The above proves that Courier is accepting SMTP connections.
When I try sending an e-mail via Thunderbird or Outlook, here is what is in /var/log/mail.log: Mar 28 13:01:27 lucy imapd: LOGIN, user=jonnale, ip=[::ffff:66.24.215.191], port=[57210], protocol=IMAP
This is an IMAP connection, not a SMTP connection.
It then eventually times out or just disconnects.
If you can connect from some servers, but not from others, that points to a firewall somewhere.
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