> BTW: if you're recieving mail from the Net the problem isn't with
> your server config but with your local config ;)
> BTW: tried another telnet client ?
I did try telnetting in with my Tera Term program, and that didn't work
either.
I sent a mail to an account on the mailserver, and this showed up in
/var/log/qmail/smtpd
@40000000396775ac39eb33ac tcpserver: pid 19137 from 207.69.200.226
@40000000396775ad1c564b9c tcpserver: ok 19137 :192.168.1.247:25
blount.mail.mind
spring.net:207.69.200.226::4766
@40000000396775ae14e7b134 tcpserver: end 19137 status 0
@40000000396775ae14e7e3fc tcpserver: status: 0/40
my /var/log/maillog says
Jul 8 13:49:12 mailperson2 pop3d: 963082152.910890 tcpserver: status: 1/40
Jul 8 13:49:12 mailperson2 pop3d: 963082152.912702 tcpserver: pid 4471 from
209
.138.163.167
Jul 8 13:49:12 mailperson2 pop3d: 963082152.951141 tcpserver: ok 4471
:192.168.
1.247:110 pool-209-138-163-167.dlls.grid.net:209.138.163.167::1283
So the mail is getting there, but I am not getting the mail at my house and
it is not in my /new folder. That made me look at this...
[root@mailperson2]# /var/qmail/bin/qmail-qstat
messages in queue: 10
messages in queue but not yet preprocessed: 8
So what is not running to flush these mails out? Does this have anything to
do with my original problem?
TIA,
tony.campisi
