John Richard Smith wrote: > All my Kmail emails have become blocked . > > > > every time I go to send an email I get the usual error message:- > > > > Command RCPT > > Response 550 relaying to < [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Prohibited by administrator. > > message will stay in outbox,blah,blah,blah, > > transport protocol smtp://mail.mnopq.net25 > > > > and yes I know perfectly well that this usually means you have made > > an error in the email composition, perhaps for instance you might of > omitted > > to insert an email address, but not this time, if there remains an > error with > > any of the emails it is well hiden,and in anycase I moved the leading > emails > > off the outbox so as to remove them one by one to see which one was > causing > > the delay, eventually I had none left. > > > > this problem arose after having received an email from a relative > > who complained of just the the same problem in their emailer(Outlook > express), > > and the funny thing is that when I took the parcel of emails I had > waiting to > > go, off one computer via a floppy, to another the same result happened in > > yet another Kmail emailer. > > > > All this I tried in root as well to see whether I had a permissions > problem , > > it didn't make any difference. > > > > Finally, I resorted to my own version of Outlook Express,against my > wishes. > > > > John > > > > > > John Richard Smith > Send me that email ;)
What you are concealing in your description is what I would need to see to diagnose..., along with your machine configuration. Also, try setting your KMailer to the 'sendmail' setting instead of the SMTP--right now your mail is being bounced by your ISP nearly as I can figure. My guess is that you do not have an email virus, but if any could be written for linux, then KMail would be the easiest target. More likely some switch was hit in your header which your ISP doesn't like, or possibly your ISP has restricted relaying mail for you for some reason they believe is valid--as you can guess, I don't think much of the error analysis most ISPs perform with email; if I wanted a high probability of a wrong answer, I would send a half-trained person to read an email header. Civileme
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