>> 2. You didn't say which port you telnetted to to get the connection, but if it was 110, then it looks like Mailtraq is using the local port 110 itself. In that case, try getting SpamBayes to use port 8110 (and 8111 and 8112 for the other two servers) and set Mailtraq to get mail from localhost (or 90.0.0.12) on port 8110.<<
>>In Mailtraq you set the pop3 boxes to use port 110. You also set the ip address to the machines IP address not localhost. In spambayes you set it to use the pop 3 server on the web and for it to use port 8110. You only need one port in spambayes as all mail comes through it as set above i.e. our 6 pop accounts on nicolandandrew.com. I'm not sure why this works but it does so I'm happy at present. If the above seems to have flaws which will show themselves later perhaps you would let me know :)<< I spoke too soon! The setup I sent you did work as far as getting spambayes to intercept and screen mail that was then picked up by Mailtraq but then the Outlook clients could not pick up the mail from Mailtraq? There was a delay in the outlook client acting like this as it appeared to be working ok so there must have been a few messages in a queue. I tried several other port configurations in Outlook (8110 etc) but it would not work. I have posted a question in the Mailtraq list to see if anyone can help. Regards Neil _______________________________________________ [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/spambayes Check the FAQ before asking: http://spambayes.sf.net/faq.html
