Markus Braun wrote: > I type: > exim4 -bt [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > This is the result. > [EMAIL PROTECTED] -> /var/opt/vmail/XXX.info/oliver/Maildir > transport = virtual_delivery
Apparently delivering mail *to* accounts on your server works. > In the exim4 mainlog file is something like this: > > 2005-11-29 23:16:55 H=e181115152.adsl.alicedsl.de (mx) [85.181.115.152] > F=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> rejected RCPT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: relay not > permitted Is that you trying to send mail directly from your mail program via your server to your Hotmail address? Seems that you failed to authenticate or that the ACL doesn't recognise that you did authenticate. What caused the bounce in your original post in this thread? *How* did you send the mail that bounced (what software on which computer), what and whose server took care of it first, and which email address did you send it to? Maybe it's time to straighten out some things things once and for all. I haven't quite grasped your network layout yet. I guess that you are on an ADSL connection and your ISP blocks outgoing traffic on port 25. But is your server on the same LAN as your workstation or even the same computer? Are there any other computers involved? A comprehensive list of machines and how they are connected, as well as a little less obfuscation, would help. > 2005-11-29 23:55:44 1EhDyJ-0001GW-AG mx1.hotmail.com [65.54.252.99]: > Connection refused The last log line indicates, in addition to your other problems, that you need to configure Exim to send remote mail through a smarthost. -- Magnus Holmgren
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