Re: Sending Mail

[bill parducci]

have you tried running `tcpdump port 25` on your box before attempting 
to send a note? it would be interesting to see if you are opening a 
socket on the remote server.

b

Gregg Bolinger wrote:

 Ok, I am running Redhat 9.  I have disabled all IPTables so I have no 
firewall running.  I have a router with port forwarding on ports 25 and 
110.  I have a domain name through www.no-ip.com and it redirects to my 
DSL ISP given IP Address.  I have a working Web Server, FTP Server, and 
SSH Server.

I am running James 2.1.3.  I setup the hostname correctly.  And I added 
my ISP's DSN Servers to the DNS list.

I can recieve mail just fine.  No problem.  But I cannot send mail.  I 
checked the SMTP log and it says that it spooled my messages 
successfully, but they never go anywhere.

My ISP does not block port 25.  So I am at a loss as to why this isn't 
working.  If anyone has any insight it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Gregg

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