Hi Markus,
Wednesday, January 22, 2003, 3:27:16 PM, you wrote:
> Perhaps your computer also resolves its own name using any of these
> files: "hosts" or "LMHOSTS". They are plain text files and reside
> somewhere in some subdirectory of your computer's system directory.
You are absolutely correc
Hi,
Phil wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
> I changed my computer name some time ago to remove the underscore
> but there must be some registry setting being picked up that still
> contains the old name. Does anyone have any ideas where this might be?
I'm glad you were able to find the problem
Hi Mark,
Wednesday, January 22, 2003, 12:16:53 AM, you wrote:
> Phil-
> If you really get desperate you could try telnetting to claranet's
> server on the smtp port and try sending a HELO or EHLO message. I just
> tried it and got in without a problem.
> telnet claranet.com 25
> EHLO 1.2.3.4
T
Hi,
Phil wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
> How can I find out what the Bat is sending out? I've managed to send
> out messages by switching to the myrealbox smtp server and seeing what
> is in the headers when the message arrives but I guess the info is
> different depending on the Server. I c
Phil-
If you really get desperate you could try telnetting to claranet's
server on the smtp port and try sending a HELO or EHLO message. I just
tried it and got in without a problem.
telnet claranet.com 25
EHLO 1.2.3.4
Of course, if this is something that used to work and has just
recently start
Hi Markus,
> There could be two issues:
> - the mail server doesn't like to be approached with a EHLO greeting
> - the way your computer's name appears in the greeting is not liked by
> the mail server
> In the first case the Bat should fall back to a HELO greeting and mail
> client and mail
Hi,
Phil Bingham wrote in msgid:000501c2c14a$873da520$2e01000a@valeprb :
> I've just started getting this message when attempting to send
> messages with TB. Since this message is being sent via exactly the
> same route, I presume that I have inadvertently changed a setting
> somewhere! Does anyo
Hallo Phil,
On Tue, 21 Jan 2003 12:42:12 -GMT (21-1-03, 13:42 +0100GMT, where
I live), you wrote:
PB> Apols for sending this with OE, but I've just started getting this
PB> message when attempting to send messages with TB.
Check your smtp settings.
Account -> Properties -> Transport
That's
Apols for sending this with OE, but I've just started getting this message
when attempting to send messages with TB. Since this message is being sent
via exactly the same route, I presume that I have inadvertently changed a
setting somewhere! Does anyone have any ideas what could be causing this?
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