Gaurav Agarwal wrote:
> I use microsoft outlook to read and send mails from my linux server over
> tcp/ip connection through modem and tel lines ...
> so, though i can now retrive my mails from the linux server , it still takes
> lot of time in sending even a single line of message ...
> I used the ip address of my machine for the SMTP field required in outlook.
> I guess that the ip address for sendmail still is not resolved and that
> takes the time ...
> plus since i just reinstalled the linux (red hat 6) you can expect the
> standard sendmail... ( i havent fiddled with it .)
> Thanks a lot
> Regards,
> Gaurav.
I have been experiencing this delay in sending mail also (about 30 seconds).
Only in my case it is only with my DSL customers. I first thought it was
something to do with my DNS but I have checked it out extensively. I still
have not got it fixed. Next I am going to try disabling tpcd (TCP wrappers) on
my pop2 and pop3 and see if this helps. If it does I will let you (all) know.
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Jim Gleason
Site2Site Networking
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