Thanks for the replies. my follow-ups below:
>> When I try to send emails, I sometimes get an error message saying - >> Server reply: relaying denied? This seems to be happening only >> recently since I got my broadband connection (Ethernet connection via >> T1/ATM to campus network). > The SMTP server does not like the fact that you are not connected > through them. Or, the SMTP server does not like that your From address > is not from their domain. That's what I find unusual. My from address is from their domain. I'm using the smtp server my email provider has set up. I didn't use to have this problem when I had dialup using TB or Eudora. Not connecting through them would also not seem to be a problem, since they are not an ISP. I am talking about myrealbox at www.myrealbox.com. (This message was sent using their webmail interface since TB is causing problems.) > Or something like that. Anyway, the error message comes from the SMTP > server. To elaborate...you can combat this by running a "local" smtp server on your machine. They've been mentioned many a time on this list. Off the top of my head I can think of PostCast Server, Mercury, MDaemon, etc. I was hoping I wouldn't have to resort to that :/ I don't want to have to keep up to date with more security patches and logs than necessary. Is there anything else you can think of? Thanks, -Vishal ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
