Hi again,
Please let me reiterate:
A typical smtp server will only allow you to use it to deliver mail to
recipients within its domain, when the sender is sending from outside
it's domain, as defined by the ip address of the sender (which you
appear to be doing). Therefore, as you said, you c
it sounds like you need to get a better understanding of the way smtp hosts
behave. do you have a mail admin that you can talk to? as I think a couple
of people have already hinted at, the smtp host will not let mail be sent to
just anyone, otherwise spam would be rife. So, what they (generally
