Do you have reverse DNS records and a dns name for your mail server's
IP address? Is it a fixed IP address?
I'm assuming you have your own domain name, but maybe not?
On May 5, 2007, at 11:46 PM, Steve Morris wrote:
Yes, I have tried using LRP's built-in SMTP server. That was the
first thing
I did last Sunday when I first asked about this problem.
I don't know exactly what happens. LRP tries to open the connection
to the
various target servers. I get a ton of error messages about connection
refused, prematurely closed, bad name specified, and a bunch of
spam blocker
stuff. I also get a bounce digest with almost all of my subscribers
listed
and mailer daemon replies stating " A message could not be sent to
this
recipient because the receiving server rejected this address."
Some messages are making it through, because I got my copy.
I'm just way in over my head here, and don't even know the right
questions
to ask. LRP has been working wonderfully now for over nine years on
three
different ISPs, but now I seem to be stuck and I don't know what to
do next.
Frustrated,
Steve
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