Re: maillog error sending mail to @yahoo,aol,etc. *slightly OT*
Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: However I have a very strong suspision that this is not an error w/in q-mail because my server is underneith *3* levels of nats, and when I try to telnet to the respective ip addresses (yahoo, aol, etc's mail server) port 25, the connection will die on me also. I suppose my question is, is there anything (besides removing all the nats, which isn't an option until I move in june) I can do to remedy this minor problem? You could use an MTA on one of the higher levels as a relay--if they'll let you and they have better connectivity. -Dave
Re: maillog error sending mail to @yahoo,aol,etc. *slightly OT*
I wanted to say thank you to everytone that helped, amazingly enough I was able to solve the problem by installing the dns patch, and using my isp as a relay. Bennett On Fri, 10 Mar 2000, Dave Sill wrote: Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: However I have a very strong suspision that this is not an error w/in q-mail because my server is underneith *3* levels of nats, and when I try to telnet to the respective ip addresses (yahoo, aol, etc's mail server) port 25, the connection will die on me also. I suppose my question is, is there anything (besides removing all the nats, which isn't an option until I move in june) I can do to remedy this minor problem? You could use an MTA on one of the higher levels as a relay--if they'll let you and they have better connectivity. -Dave
maillog error sending mail to @yahoo,aol,etc. *slightly OT*
Bit of a strange question. my qmail server is running fine any dandy as long as I only send mail to 85% of the internet whenever I try to send mail to someone at yahoo,aol,bigfoot, and a few others it will just sit in the queue trying and trying with the error message that the connection died. OCCASIONALLY it will actually send the message, but that is rather rare. However I have a very strong suspision that this is not an error w/in q-mail because my server is underneith *3* levels of nats, and when I try to telnet to the respective ip addresses (yahoo, aol, etc's mail server) port 25, the connection will die on me also. I suppose my question is, is there anything (besides removing all the nats, which isn't an option until I move in june) I can do to remedy this minor problem? For now I just telnet into my iquest shell account and send mail to those addresses that way, but needless to say it's a wee bit annoying. Thanks, Bennett Thede