On Fri, 2007-05-18 at 10:04 -0600, Dave Smith wrote: > I'm assuming that since Thunderbird didn't report any errors, it worked > at least as far as Thunderbird can tell. And yes, I did run mail -v on > the mail server, and yes, I use TLS for my Thunderbird SMTP connection. > In /var/log/mail.log (using Debian/Postfix), I see that the message sent > by Thunderbird was accepted in the same way that the mail -v message was > accepted.
Sorry, I was distracted and not thinking straight when I suggested
sniffing Thunderbird. Of course it's being accepted by your mail server.
We're trying to figure out why it's being ignored by the other guy.
I assume the mail -v message didn't make it to the final destination,
just like the Thunderbird message didn't? Short or raw SMTP, with
nothing in the logs, the only thing I can think of is mailing
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and asking what's up.
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