>did u use XMAIL_CMD_LINE ? that did not wirk for me, i wrote the options
>directly after the 'XMail' command. maybe you'll try this
I did it so too.
>> I've configured Xmail POP3 port to 110 (Xmail -Pp 110) and I've
>restarted service.
>
>not neccessary, because 110 ist standard for pop3.
>
I was trying to ensure the port was 110
>> But if I try to do a telnet xmailserver to port 110 there's no answer.
>If I try with my email client I get the next error:
>>
>> Failed to get mail from account: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
>> WINSOCK Error: Connection refused. (The requested mail service is not
>running on the designated server. Verify the server name or contact your
>System Administrator).
>> Connection to socket failed.
>
>that means, the xmail server does not listen on this ip/port combination.
>did you bind the pop service to a special ip? normally, xmails services=
are
>listening on all devices/ips.
I had other mail server working in that computer with no problems (now it's=
disabled, of course) so I don't think the problem is about service=
configuration. I suppose the problem is XMail configuration.
Doing telnet 110 there's no answer so it seems that XMail is no listening=
that port. Is there any way to know what ports are XMail listening to?
>
>ok, and now go into -Md mode (debug) - and check whats going wrong.
>
I did it so but, what should I see in this mode?
Thanks again,
Javier Navarro
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