My kmail identity is set to use the email address "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
(without the quotes). My smtp server is smtp.west.cox.net.
When I attempt to send a message with kmail, this is the error:
Sending failed:
The server did not accept the sender address.
The server responded: "Sender address is
On Mon Aug 11 9:18 -0600, Ken Thompson wrote:
> Does Kmail send this info somehow and if so, how can it be turned off?
Yes. KMail is sending this information. Basically, it's the HELO part
of an SMTP transaction, which is basically required by an SMTP
transaction. It shouldn't be turned off; t
How are they getting my personal IP when I'm connecting through a firewall?
Does Kmail send this info somehow and if so, how can it be turned off?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wanted us to know:
>This brings up an interesting question. My ISP blocks all outgoing port
>25 connections as well as incoming. Is there anyway to use a local SMTP
>server in this situation, or won't it be blocked when it forwards
On Mon Aug 11 11:31 -0600, Ken Thompson wrote:
> > If you really care, install a SMTP server and perform headers rewriting.
> Can't, ISP limitations.
If you just set the SMTP server to accept connections from localhost,
there is no way the ISP can know...
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Levi Ramsey
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Ainsi parlait Ken Thompson :
> How are they getting my personal IP when I'm connecting through a firewall?
Cause they are in the mail enveloppe headers.
> Does Kmail send this info somehow and if so, how can it be turned off?
It can't, it wouldn't be RFC compliant otherwise.
If you really care, in
Guillaume Rousse wrote:
Does Kmail send this info somehow and if so, how can it be turned off?
It can't, it wouldn't be RFC compliant otherwise.
If you really care, install a SMTP server and perform headers rewriting.
It's not entirely true. I had this problem when using local dns. Either
use i
> Ainsi parlait Ken Thompson :
>> On Monday 11 August 2003 10:24 am, Guillaume Rousse wrote:
>> > Ainsi parlait Ken Thompson :
>> > > How are they getting my personal IP when I'm connecting through a
>> firewall?
>> >
>> > Cause they are in the mail enveloppe headers.
>> >
>> > > Does Kmail send th
On Monday 11 August 2003 10:24 am, Guillaume Rousse wrote:
> Ainsi parlait Ken Thompson :
> > How are they getting my personal IP when I'm connecting through a
> > firewall?
>
> Cause they are in the mail enveloppe headers.
>
> > Does Kmail send this info somehow and if so, how can it be turned off
Use shorewall or something similar to adjust the firewall.
Tom
On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 21:45, Todd Lyons wrote:
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wanted us to know:
>
> >This brings up an interesting question. My ISP blocks all outgoing port
> >25 connections
Ainsi parlait Ken Thompson :
> On Monday 11 August 2003 10:24 am, Guillaume Rousse wrote:
> > Ainsi parlait Ken Thompson :
> > > How are they getting my personal IP when I'm connecting through a
> > > firewall?
> >
> > Cause they are in the mail enveloppe headers.
> >
> > > Does Kmail send this inf
In current cooker Kmail I've this message:
Problem: OpenPGP plug-in was not specified.
Use the 'Settings->Configure KMail->Security' dialog to specify the plug-in or ask
your system administrator to do that for you.
May be I'm stupidbut where are Kmail 'Crypto Plugins'???
...thanks..
On Sun, 03 Sep 2000, you wrote:
> How does K-Mail send the file to print to CUPS? As PostScript or as
> plain text. Try to print to a file (option in K-Mail) and look at the
> resulting file. Try to display it with "gv &" when it is not
> plain text. Does it display correctly? If the lines go ver
How does K-Mail send the file to print to CUPS? As PostScript or as
plain text. Try to print to a file (option in K-Mail) and look at the
resulting file. Try to display it with "gv &" when it is not
plain text. Does it display correctly? If the lines go very close to the
border, it can be that th
It's a Kmail problem. Printing is way broke.
Please report it as a bug using the Help---> report bug in kmail and give
them your printer info in the report.
Thanks!
-Chris
On Fri, 01 Sep 2000, Franco Silvestro wrote:
> I haven't problem to print with cups with Netscape, Cooledit on a lan
>
I haven't problem to print with cups with Netscape, Cooledit on a lan
printer DecLN17ps (A4 paper) and also on local printer Tally T7040
(configured as hpdeskjet500) but with Kmail left side of message is cut away
Is a bug in kmail or I need to configure more cups ??
Thanks...;o)
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