>I've got a Windows 2000 server running IMail 6.06. I have a user who is
>having troubles sending emails to folks using AOL. I checked the logs and
>found the following:
>
>SMTP (2168) >DATA
>SMTP (2168) 354 START MAIL INPUT, END WITH "." ON A LINE BY ITSELF
>SMTP (2168) >.
>SMTP (2168) 250 OK
>SMTP (2168) rdeliver aol.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] (1) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 658
That shows that AOL accepted the E-mail, and took responsibility for its
delivery. If they didn't send a bounce message, or deliver the E-mail,
they lost it or stole it or something.
>It looks like the email is being sent but one of AOL's relay servers
>doesn't like it.
What makes you think that one of their servers doesn't like it? Just that
it wasn't delivered, or is there something else?
> By the way, I'm not getting and "undeliverable" message back. Any
> thoughts as to what happening here?
You can go to http://postmaster.info.aol.com for information on the
blocking that they let the general public know that they do. It is rumored
that they also have secret blocking, as well. Your IP isn't on their open
relay list, so you are safe there.
-Scott
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