I have searched the KB and reread the manual but have come up empty
as to how to allow MailTo's to go through and still use settings
that allow only authenticated users use the SMTP server.
Has anyone run into this before and is there a fix?
A fix for what, exactly? You're
Using iMail 7.15, with checked values of No Mail Relay, Check Mail Sender
and Auto-Deny Possible Hack Attempts on a Win2000 server. Also running IIS
5 with several domains hosted.
Neither MailTo tags nor form method=post successfully sends mail. If the
email address is local, no error
Thank you Scott. I will check it out next time it occurs.
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Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Loop back problem
I have a user that is
I currently have 8.05 fully patched on a win2k server. We have a
Sonicwall Pro 330 firewall with cisco routers and switches. We get
our bandwidth from Sprint, and MCI.
For some time I have experienced an intermittent problem with some, not
all, of my clients being able to access pop3 from their
What does the SMTP log file say?
Travis
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Subject: [IMail Forum] pop3d
problems
I currently
have 8.05 fully patched on a win2k
Is anyone using Imail Declude? Mine seems to be hanging lately, requiring
a reboot of the server. That seems to fix the problem. Until it happens
again.
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That is the extent to the entries in the log. We have SMTP and POP3
both in the same log.
Mark
At 12:59 PM 8/23/2004, you wrote:
What
does the SMTP log file say?
Travis
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Mark,
POP3 is a "retrieval" protocol and has nothing to
do with the standard sending of mail. What do the SMTP logs show for this
user?
Eric S
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Subject: [IMail Forum]
The only SMTP entries are:
08:23 01:28 SMTPD(029501CA) [61.171.181.41] RCPT TO:
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They receive email just fine. Just can't send it.
Mark
At 01:45 PM 8/23/2004, you wrote:
Mark,
POP3 is a retrieval protocol and
has nothing to do with the standard sending of mail. What do the
Is anyone using Imail Declude?
Yes, many thousands of people are. :)
Mine seems to be hanging lately, requiring
a reboot of the server. That seems to fix the problem. Until it happens
again.
It looks like you are not running the latest version of IMail. You'll need
to upgrade to the latest
If that is the case and they cannot establish a SMTP session it is being blocked
wither by your firewall or theirs.
Travis
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Who is their provider...meaning who do they connect
to for their internet access? Many of the larger providers are now blocking
outbound SMTP to any mail server they do not operate. If you don't see them
connecting in your log, have try to telnet to port 25 from a command prompt on
their
Then look at their firewall for outbond port 25
rules. Can they telnet to the mail
server via port 25?
Travis
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Subject: Re: [IMail
One problem solved. The client that couldn't send but could receive
finally called his ISP who had just moved to another provider
themselves. They were trying to route all email through their own
mail servers. Once the DNS was fixed on their side everything
worked ok.
That still doesn't answer
If stopping/starting the service doesn't clear this
then I would have to look at hardware, typically network subsystem (NIC) and you
have to reset the server to reset the hardware
Eric S
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Scott,
I have the same issues with IMail 7.16, is the latest 8.xx truely better
about these lockups?
Jeff
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Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 2:52 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Imail Declude
Is anyone
That's if the hardware has a problem with POP only. I haven't seen
a hardware problem like that before.
At 03:40 PM 8/23/2004, you wrote:
If
stopping/starting the service doesn't clear this then I would have to
look at hardware, typically network subsystem (NIC) and you have to reset
the server
I have the same issues with IMail 7.16, is the latest 8.xx truely better
about these lockups?
Actually, IMail only shows up to IMail 7.15HF3 -- I would recommend
downloading that. IMail v7 didn't have nearly as many reports of problems
with the SMTP service crashing as IMail v8.
Sorry Scott that was a typo, we are on 7.15HF3. I have at least 2 SMTP
crashes per month requiring a reboot.
Any ideas?
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Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 5:04 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Imail Declude
Sorry Scott that was a typo, we are on 7.15HF3. I have at least 2 SMTP
crashes per month requiring a reboot.
Any ideas?
Unfortunately, no -- you might want to check the archives, or contact
Ipswitch. I know some people were having a problem with (presumably)
incorrectly formatted E-mails
Hi,
I've setup IMAP and
a couple of us are trying it.But there isn't much documentation about how to
do certain tasks.
Can anyone give me
some advice? - We're trying to setup public folders but I'm unable to do
it.
Also when you delete
a message why doens't it get removed? - All we
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