Thanks for the suggestion, but I have it set that way already. Sorry I
forgot to mention that. I've also tried turning off "Relay for clients
only".
Any other suggestions? I've tried a zillion things.
ck
> I installed SIMS yesterday, but I can't get it to do what I want it
> to do. I want it to relay mail from my linux server to the outside
> world.
>
> it is set up on domain.com mail coming in from the php form on the
> linux arrives from "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" I've set the SIMS router
> up with "linux.domain.com = mail.domain.com" I've set the linux's IP
> address in the TCP relay host box
>
> I can't think of what else to do.
If you have SIMS' 'Relay for Clients Only' option enabled, then you need to
add the linux box's IP address to SIMS' client hosts list (in the SMTP
Service Settings).
> When I log into SIMS with outlook express I can send email to
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". When the php form sends mail to
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" it comes through in outlook. but I want the php
> form to be able to send to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" and that's not
> working. I've set "mail.domain.com" as the php SMTP server in the
> php.ini file
>
> Any ideas? Please?
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