I've been using CF on Windows for a long time but just installed it on
my first Linux box. Much works smoothly, a few things don't, most
disconcertingly including outgoing mail.

Here's my setup:

CF Version: CFMX 7.01
OS Version: CentOS 4.5
Mail Server: Exim 4.68
WHM/cPanel 11.x

Exim seems to be working okay for localhost relays. It's relaying mail
from localhost for PHP apps; the nobody user is permitted to send.

But cfmail tags don't work even if I provide server, username and
password attributes. And in CF Administrator > Mail, I cannot get a
connection to the mail server using any settings (localhost, IP address,
 mail.domain.com, etc, etc); I just get "Connection Verification Failed"
every time.

I'm not sure how to use the user:[EMAIL PROTECTED] method in CF Admin > Mail
to ensure an authenticated connection (one should not be needed,
anyway), since usernames on my server have an @ in them.

As root, I can telnet to localhost on port 25, no problem.

The CF mail.log has one consistent error in it:
Could not connect to SMTP host: [IP Address], port: 25; nested exception
is: java.net.ConnectException: connection to [IP Address] timed out

Thanks in advance for any help!

B


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