I believe I have resolved this problem.
I was connecting to my ISP using authentication, but without starttls.
Trouble is, the version of nullmailer in ubuntu 12.04 did not support
starttls.
But with some help I found a backport of nullmailer for 12.04, installed
it and starttls now works
Thanks.
Actually, nullmailer is a message transfer agent, simply forwarding my
mail to the smtp at my provider. And nullmailer is authenticating with
my provider using a password. But it is not authenticating using STARTTLS.
But I will verify whether others are able to send email through my
Last year I decided to teach myself a bit about Linux and setup a Linux
server at home. It is being used as a webserver, as well as having a c++
development toolchain. I also use it for developing 'Meteor' apps.
In the past month, I have realized that some blacklists have decided to
list my
On 2015-05-02 14:30, Alex Pilon wrote:
On Sat, May 02, 2015 at 10:30:51AM -0400, Bill Strosberg wrote:
From what Spamhaus is saying it means you have an open relay - allowing
systems external to your network the ability to send mail from your
server without any authentication. Basically this
I have an email question which is more an general internet question than
a linux question.
Many websites currently use a persons email address and password as a
way of insuring security for logging into a website.
If someone has an existing email mailbox specified by a particular email
I have a configuration error for my ubuntu server, and I'm hoping somone
on the list can help me resolve it.
My server is on a network, and uses nullmailer to forward email so that
my websites on the system can send email using an external service. In
general, email sent from my webserver
I am a senior developer, and Drupal CMS website designer. Any CMS, since
it is web-based, is visible through a browser, and the browser window
can be left open as any size, if required. So, I am not sure what your
friend means by his question.
Feel free to have him contact me, if he wishes.
Does this explain where your recently freecycled 30GB hard drives came
from? :)
On 2013-09-18 9:22, Prof J C Nash (U30A) wrote:
On a much earlier upgrade, I had more disk than Ubuntu SAID it
required by quite a margin, but I don't think the space estimate was
accurate and I ran out of disk
Hello
I just joined your group through meetup. Just an introduction...
I am a C++ and PHP programmer. My background is 15 years C/UNIX
development followed by 15 years C++/WindowUNIX development. I also
started using PHP in 1999. I'm currently a Drupal/PHP consultant, and
also write
