Larry wrote: > I noticed something else that has been happening. When you sent this email > my system tried to send you a confirmation email and my ISP bounced it back > to me as an attempted relay. The same thing has happened when the > confirmation is sent to a yahoo address. I tested tmda the first time by not > putting my wifes computer in the whitelist, the confirmation letter was sent > and answered and everything went as expected. The difference is that her > address is on the ISP, [EMAIL PROTECTED] and the mail is not required to go > through the ISP to another server. It seems everytime the confirmation > letter has to go through cox to another server it bounces it back and an > erro message is generated by my MAILER-DAEMON saying relay to, in your case > dotorg.org not allowed. I'm not sure what the problem is because as you can > see I can send you an email through cox, but tmda can't. Any ideas?
Most likely problem is that you setup TMDA to send outbound mail to your ISP's inbound mail servers, not their outbound mail servers. Check the settings of these variables in /etc/tmdarc: MAIL_TRANSPORT SMTPHOST You could either set these to: smtp whatever_your_isp_tells_you_to_put_into_your_email_client or: smtp 127.0.0.1 The latter, if you're running your own mail server that will relay all mail for you. If you already are setup like this, then check your MTA's configuration - it's either not setup to allow relaying from your internal IPs, or is configured for an incorrect smart/relay-host setting.
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