Clive,
Thanks for your answer.
My hostname is jcostello.ath.cx.
(ath.cx is from DynDNS).
I am not sure if someone can ping my machine, because
I have a firewall and I dont know which port is for
ping.
I opened port 7 and nothing.
But the telnet connection is working, so you can try:
telnet jcostello.ath.cx 25
and should work.
Yes, I remember I saw a trick for the problem.
Well, lets continue reading.
Thanks.
Juan
--- Clive Tonge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Juan,
>
> We have seen this problem before. Often it is caused
> by your ISP
> blocking port 25. Try the following:
> From your Linux machine check to see if you can
> telnet into James.
> telnet localhost 25
> You should see a message from James. If you do James
> is working
> correctly. You will need to type
> quit
> to finish the session.
> Now from another computer, windows or Linux, try
> again but substitute
> your-domain-name for localhost
> telnet your-domain-name 25
> If you are on a computer that is part of your ISP
> (Say at a friends who
> is using the same ISP) this may work.
> Try to ping your domain.
> If that doesn't work you need to check that you IP
> is set correctly with
> your DNS service.
> If all of this works, ask someone not serviced by
> your ISP to telnet to
> your domain. You can send us a message here on the
> newsgroup with your
> IP or Domain name and someone will test that for
> you.
> If that does not work then the answer is, your ISP
> is blocking port 25.
>
> If it is blocked there are some solutions available.
>
> Good luck,
> Clive
>
>
>
> Juan Jose Costello Levien wrote:
>
> >Hi,
> >
> >I have a question for you.
> >I installed James 2.2 inside a Slackware 10.0 box,
> it
> >is running ok, but I cannot receive mail inside my
> >box.
> >
> >The James FAQ says that I have 2 options: to put
> the
> >mail exchange address inside my DNS (I use DynDNS
> and
> >my ISP is Fibertel - fibertel.com.ar), or use a
> >"strange" mail address like [EMAIL PROTECTED],
> which
> >I don't like to give to my known mates.
> >
> >I order to receive mail to my James POP server I
> >enabled the 110 system port, but that didn't solve
> the
> >situation.
> >
> >I have a doubt: what is the real MX? the one that
> has
> >dyndns or fibertel.com.ar (the DNS one or the ISP
> >one)?
> >
> >Do you know what can I do?
> >If you want,I could post here the config.xml file
> FYI.
> >But I don't know if it is "polite" to do it...
> >
> >Thank you very much for your ideas.
> >
> >Juan
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
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