Can you arrange with your slow ISP to relay your mail when you are
connected to your fast ISP? You'd need to have an IP to give them. That
way when connected to either your mail would still go through.
Course, if they filter port 25 then you are out of luck. I know nothing
about it, but maybe tunnelling via a different port??? Not sure that is
possible, but may be an idea. Simpler would be to get a decent ISP instead.
At 07:21 AM 5/6/01 +1000, you wrote:
>I have asked them and they only said I should use
>their web mail instead, their service is not available
>for out look express mail and udora , bla bla.. even
>they do not say anything technically...; They have a
>web based email for their customers but I would like
>to set my own smtp because I use pine and netscape
>using local smtp server and it is faster, more
>convenient. At the moment when I send a message using
>pine or netscape mail, if I am connected through this
>ISP, the mail can not go out, it is relayed in the
>localhost. The message is Network is unreachable
>
>It is fine if I disconnect and re connect with the
>other ISP who has smtp and pop3 ; the mail will be
>sent out. I just guess they block port 25, but may be
>I just ignore it for now, whenever I need to send out
>I use the other ISP (unfortunately this ISP is rather
>slower than that one :-) )
>
>Thanks for your reply.
>
>
>--- Stephen King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
>At 11:33 AM 5/5/01 +1000, you wrote:
> > >I got two ISP one it has pop3 and smtp service ;
> > wth
> > >that one I have no problem using sendmail and
> > >fetchmail in my box ; But the other doesn't support
> > >pop3 mail and smtp; then I can not use sendmail; I
> > >think as I use my own smtp server and pop3 but they
> > >block port 25 (just guess) then the mail can not go
> > >out. How can I work around this problem? Can I
> > modify
> > >sendmail.cf to do that? Or any solution that helps
> > me
> > >to send email is welcome.
> >
> > Why not just ask your ISP why the mail isn't going
> > out???
> >
> > Assuming you have the right outgoing mail server IP,
> > telnet to port 25 and
> > see what messages you get trying to send mail.
> >
> >
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