> Look in the logs if james has made delivery attempts. > apps/james/logs/*.log > > Stefano
As stefano says, check the (James) logs! More specifically, apps/james/logs/mailet-*.log Look for lines like: [date] [time] INFO James.Mailet: RemoteDelivery: ... They should point you in the right direction. The problem you are seeing is probably nothing to do with james. >From the server running james, check that you can do MX record lookups using the configured dns server. Some adsl routers that provide dns proxying/caching only allow A/CNAME/NS lookups, and don't support MX lookups. (use a tool like nslookup or dig to check it out): dig @213.239.57.3 yahoo.com mx Should return lots of mx records. If you cant do mx lookups then use a dns server that can - eg your ISP's dns server. Second, check that you can connect to an external mail server via telnet. Lots of ISPs, block these connections to try and cut down on spam/viruses coming from their networks. telnet mx1.mail.yahoo.com 25 You should get "220 YSmtp mta152.mail.re2.yahoo.com ESMTP service ready" If this doesnt work, then it's a router/ISP issue. If this does work, then check the james logs carefully. Also look for the message in the address-error, or error repositories. Daniel. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
