I just tried to change the RemoteDelivery mailet settings in config.xml, and I apparently messed something up. I'm running James on a LAN in my home behind a simple router. (My ISP is Optimum Online, which doesn't block port 25.) I'm trying to get James to first try connecting directly with the recipient's server to send a message. If that doesn't work (for instance, if the recipient is @aol and is blocking mail coming from dynamic IP addresses) then I'd like James to try sending through my ISP, using my ISP as a smart host.
Instead of accomplishing this, I accidentally set it up so that James puts everything in a spool queue and leaves it there without attempting delivery. Can anyone help me out of my rut? Thanks. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
