Okay... this scares me. I enabled POP3 logging and started checking it and
decided in a big hurry that I didn't like the log output as it gives me one
more thing to make sure outside users (crackers) can't get hold of. Assuming
I don't have any unusual settings involved in creating my log file,
Their dial up ISP is probably blocking port 25. Add an alternate port (something
other than 25) to xmails bindings, and configure the email program to connect on the
alternate port.
Tony
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I have never done this. Is it simple to set up a way to fire a single
executable from within MS-SQL.
Any web sites that gives tips on this?
Jeff Jarchow
QCI Internet
http://www.qcinet.net/
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> > I am hoping someone might be able to help me resolve some trouble I'm
having
> > with a remote user. This user is accessing the internet via a dialup
account
> > and is presently unable to send email through our Xmail server to any
> > outside domains. She is able to send email with no diffic
I don;t have the ability to fire a command locally onthe system. I can do
one of the following:
http get request
send an email
odbc connection
The only other solution I could think of that will work for me is to fire
off and http get request to the web/email with all the pertinent data and
have
I am hoping someone might be able to help me resolve some trouble I'm having
with a remote user. This user is accessing the internet via a dialup account
and is presently unable to send email through our Xmail server to any
outside domains. She is able to send email with no difficulty to users at
Does your VB program have a form it displays? If it does then that's
probably your problem.
Bill
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>Subject: [xmail] Re: SQL Authentication
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>
>I am not quite sure wh
Hello CLEMENT,
Monday, July 01, 2002, 4:14:48 PM, you wrote:
CF> For exact syntax type cscript /? ..
CF> I don't remember / or // ..
CF> You will also see a short description of the options
CF> /H: (or //H: ?) means that cscript WILL BECOME THE DEFAULT SCRIPT PROCESSOR
CF> (cscript is the co
I am not quite sure what you mean. I have narrowed down the problem though
of why my external commands are not working.
I have found that when I am running the server normally as an NT service,
ANY time I try to run ANY external command, the external command locks up
and does not run. When I sta
you can usually see this from the message headers
Mit freundlichem Gruß
Henrik Steffen
Geschäftsführer
top concepts Internetmarketing GmbH
Am Steinkamp 7 - D-21684 Stade - Germany
http://www.topconcepts.com Tel. +49 4141 991230
Hi,
I have discussed this topic today with Sönke
and we came to the conclusion that blocking local senders from
external mailservers is indeed stupid. it was a bad idea.
if one receives spam from a certain mailserver one will have
to block it using spam-*.tab or blacklisting the mailserver
at s
> but i would prefer that xmail server forces smtp auth if the MAIL_FROM and
> RCPT are local and the same.
>
> the rcpt accout is local, so you can think we don't need auth, but the
> sender is also local, and so there xmail could force auth.
I send lots of mail from other places using my work
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