Hi, Robin, Thanks for the ideas -- my responses interleaved.
>> Suddenly, I can receive mail but not send it--any of it, from any of my >> three accounts. The message I get is "Did not send message--server >> relaying denied." Of my three accounts, one is forwarded from a >> Web-based mail (fastmail, which is why I can send this--thru the Web >> interface); but none of the three can send. I've checked all the >> settings and they're all correct. > It sounds as though your SMTP servers (the ones for sending mail) do not > like to accept mail from wherever it is you are connecting from. Have you > changed your connection to the Internet? You will usually get that > message if you are connected to the Internet through one ISP, and try to > use the SMTP server of another. ISP is still the same and the connection is still the same. The Web mail SMTP is its messaging engine and the local account SMTP is the ISP's POP server. Neither will send. AFAIK, the ISP hasn't changed any of its servers (or it should have let me know). I've asked their tech support, and get the usual "You're using *what*? Never heard of it!" > Another possibility is that your SMTP server will only send mail if you > have authenticated by receiving mail first. See if setting "Use POP > before SMTP authentication" is set, and if not try this (Account -> > Properties -> Transport -> Send mail authentication). I tried this and didn't have any success. I'm just buffaloed and very frustrated. Anyone have any further thoughts? -- Anna Lawson ________________________________________________ Current version is 2.12.00 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
