As in previous message, we have three computers in a local network
linked through a route to a DSL modem. I am sending this message from
my daughter's computer. She is the DSL subscriber and I send mail from
my computers through her SMTP link. Suddenly, after distribution
upgrades of my two computers the SMTP link is refused.
History: All three computers use Debian, two Woody, one testing.
Initially we tried to use kde konqueror but the outgoing connection
failed as the konqueror email setup could not supply the user password.
The Mozilla email setup did ask for the password at the first attempted
transmission and all was well. We could send email from any of the
three computers. I ran apt-get dist-upgrade from my two computers and
now neither can send email. Fortunately, I only use my daughter's
computer in emergencies like this and she has not upgraded so her
connection still works. We need to solve this problem before we are
completely shut off from the outside world. Please help,
Tom George
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