>>>>> "AL" == Adrian Lanz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
AL> Uuups, cygwin under NT Emacs?
Yes. I am not using cygwin emacs, but am using cygwin gnutls. I
realise that this can sometimes cause bad things to happen; however,
it works successfully with ssh, svn, cvs and ssl so I thought it would
be worth a try.
AL> This is, how I made things work (I think, I posted a note on the
AL> cygwin list, a couple of months ago):
AL> Under MS-Windows you may have to adapt virus checkers. My McAfee
AL> VirsuScan engine prevents sending out mail messages on port 25
AL> by default. There is an exception list, where some common MUAs
AL> are listed, but you have to add emacs.exe to allow sending out
AL> mail messages from within emacs. Before fine-tuning your
AL> configuration, try first by just deactivating the virus scanner.
This is a good idea, but I am afraid it's not the case here. I can
send via port 25 and have even contacted the SMTP server that I am
trying to use (cause I can read the trace of the connection).
The background is this -- via wired connections I can connect to the
smtpmail without tls. Our wonderful system people here, however, when
using the wireless connection do not allow this -- we have to use tls,
tunnelled through VPN, which is rather belts and braces. But there you
have it.
So I can send mail, just not when I am using the wireless.
Phil
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