> You can set up exchange and then use a pop3 connector between your exchange
> box and the Imail server. List of pop3 connectors below. You need to be
> aware of one-to-one connectors and one-to-many connectors.
> http://www.msexchange.org/software/POP3-Downloaders/
Sorry, man, but... talk ab
good to know, Thanks!
John T (Lists) wrote:
Note on
Imail retries, 5 times 30
minutes does not always equal 150 mintues. If any thing triggers a
queue run,
that is a try. So, if within one hour a queue run is triggered 5 times,
that is
it.
IMHO, 5
retries is to low. I have
Note on Imail retries, 5 times 30
minutes does not always equal 150 mintues. If any thing triggers a queue run,
that is a try. So, if within one hour a queue run is triggered 5 times, that is
it.
IMHO, 5 retries is to low. I have mine
set for 24.
John T
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we do have a PTR for our server.
Sandeep Agarwal wrote:
ATT WorldNet guys do the
reverse PTR check and that may be the issue. Search on Google for
Reverse PTR entry for more details and get this inserted in your DNS
records. It probably will resolve the issue.
--Sandeep
ATT WorldNet guys do the reverse PTR check and that may be
the issue. Search on Google for Reverse PTR entry for more details and get this
inserted in your DNS records. It probably will resolve the
issue.
--Sandeep
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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What are people using to do user/domain accounting on imail
domains? I’m running 8.22 and need something to automate the scan of
domains for folder size and # of mailboxes for accounting and billing purposes.
I started playing with writing PHP stuff myself but figured I’d check and
see if t
I'm wondering if it's actually trying for that long a
period. I believe the customer states they come back within an hour.
Travis Rabe wrote:
So it tried 5 times X 30 minutes between each send attempt.
2.5 hours - right? Ride it out..
Travis
On 7/11/06,
Ma
So it tried 5 times X 30 minutes between each send attempt.2.5 hours - right? Ride it out..TravisOn 7/11/06,
Matrosity Hosting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
retry timer: 30 minutes
Travis Rabe wrote:
And what are you intervals set at?
T
On 7/11/06, Matrosity Hosting <[E
Delivery Threads:
Max Retry Threads:
Listen Pipes:
Retry Timer:
Travis Rabe wrote:
And what are you intervals set at?
T
On 7/11/06, Matrosity Hosting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
retry timer: 30 minutes
Travis Rabe wrote:
And what are you intervals set at?
T
On 7/11/06, Matrosity Hosting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Tries Before Return to
Sender: 5
Travis Rabe wrote:
Perahps the Gmail mail does not go through. Their retry
time is ver
And what are you intervals set at?TOn 7/11/06, Matrosity Hosting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Tries Before Return to Sender: 5
Travis Rabe wrote:
Perahps the Gmail mail does not go through. Their retry
time is very long. I usually dont get bounces for at least a half
day. How many times d
Tries Before Return to Sender: 5
Travis Rabe wrote:
Perahps the Gmail mail does not go through. Their retry
time is very long. I usually dont get bounces for at least a half
day. How many times does Imail try before it gives up?
T
On 7/11/06, Matrosity Hosting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wr
Worldnet.att.net has these issues from time to time. Ride it
out. I have a few people I regularly send mail to and they have issues like
this every month or so.
Kevin Bilbee
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Matrosity
Hosting
Sent: Tuesday, July
Perahps the Gmail mail does not go through. Their retry time is very long. I usually dont get bounces for at least a half day. How many times does Imail try before it gives up?T
On 7/11/06, Matrosity Hosting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I agree with you but am just trying to explain this t
I agree with you but am just trying to explain this to
someone that has success using a free service and failure using ours.
Travis Rabe wrote:
I give up...last time...
Your are having troubles...
I show I can email them either - about 1 in 100 get
throu
I give up...last time...Your are having troubles...I show I can email them either - about 1 in 100 get through...
www.dnsreport.com shows they are having troubles..I don't know what else to tell you except to call worldnet. I tried to get you
here's a quote:
I think you
have to ask the question –
“Why can I send an email from my gmail account and one from my own mail
server
account at exactly the same time and the gmail email goes through
(every time)
and my server mail is rejected (every time)?”
Travis Rabe wrote:
It will be a h
It took almost 150 retires to get it this time220 worldnet.att.net - Maillennium ESMTP/MULTIBOX mtiwmxc17 #6Way overloaded or problems. It is on their endtrust me.
TOn 7/11/06, Travis Rabe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As I said before - it will be hit and miss. They got lucky. On my 11th telne
As I said before - it will be hit and miss. They got lucky. On my 11th telnet to port 25 I got through as well.Later,TravisOn 7/11/06, Matrosity Hosting
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Any ideas on the Gmail getting through?
Travis Rabe wrote:
It will be a hit and miss with a 450 error.
Any ideas on the Gmail getting through?
Travis Rabe wrote:
It will be a hit and miss with a 450 error.
DNSReport shows problems on their end as well
Travis
On 7/11/06, Matrosity Hosting <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
well, they
can send from their Gmail account so i
It will be a hit and miss with a 450 error.DNSReport shows problems on their end as wellTravisOn 7/11/06, Matrosity Hosting <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
well, they can send from their Gmail account so it's
tough to argue.
Travis Rabe wrote:
Since those are the only two MX record listed and b
well, they can send from their Gmail account so it's
tough to argue.
Travis Rabe wrote:
Since those are the only two MX record listed and both
return the same erorr code (450 means they are overwhelmed or have
internal problems), there isn't much you can do except wait.
Telneting to port
Since those are the only two MX record listed and both return the same erorr code (450 means they are overwhelmed or have internal problems), there isn't much you can do except wait.Telneting to port 25 on each server from here, resulted in the same type of problem - bot just you.
Travis; <<>> DiG
We can't seem to be able to deliver email to
worldnet.att.net and I can't understand why. Our logs show that their
server is too busy to accept but it seems to always say this and we've
got customers complainging. Is there anything we can do?
07:11 03:14 SMTP-(3b0b0a517896) processing
c:\I
You can set up exchange and then use a pop3 connector between your exchange
box and the Imail server. List of pop3 connectors below. You need to be
aware of one-to-one connectors and one-to-many connectors.
http://www.msexchange.org/software/POP3-Downloaders/
If you run declude on your Imail b
> What I would like to do is set up the n.n on the Exchange server,
> and have IMail forward n_n mail to it. I would also set up n.n
> addresses on the Imail server and also forward those.
Just make sure that the n.n address is set as the primary address in
Exchange, so it is used
Sounds like you have a good handle on it. The only thing I can comment on is
when you make the change you just need to change your MX records to point to
the exchange box. Leave your imail box running for 48hours after the MX change.
Kevin
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED
Hello List
Management have decided to use Exchange server, and intend for it to replace
our IMail (with which I have been more than happy for many years) & Office
Talk servers.
Management would also like to change all our email addresses from n_n@ to
n.n@ Thankfully I have dissuaded them from d
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