Dave Evans wrote: > Try using a HELO/EHLO name (i.e. helo_data) which doesn't resolve to a private > IP address (g2.atypon.com => 10.1.1.2). Ideally of course (RFC1123) your
I did try that, "ehlo g2i.atypon.com", but it had the same result: 220 205.161.180.250.electrochem.org ESMTP Howdy and welcome to Electrochem ehlo g2i.atypon.com Connection closed by foreign host. Which made me believe the problem lies at the remote smtp server. A helo, followed by the usual smtp commands will send an email successfully. But since the server reports itself as being able to "speak" ESMTP it should allow the ehlo. > public IP address will have a PTR record giving your hostname, and that > hostname will forward-resolve to your IP address, and your helo_data will be > that hostname. Configuration of our dns happened way before my time. I am not sure if anything is configured incorrectly. If exim should ideally report itself as g2i.atypon.com, then if possible, how would I change that? Thanks, Jeroen -- ## List details at http://lists.exim.org/mailman/listinfo/exim-users ## Exim details at http://www.exim.org/ ## Please use the Wiki with this list - http://wiki.exim.org/
