On Oct 13, 2010, at 20:01 , Tanstaafl wrote: > Totally normal. These can happen when there are temporary outages > somewhere between you and their server when they are trying to send you > a message. > > It could be indicative of a problem on your end if you are hosting your > own email... > Thanks, Tanstaafl. I stopped running my own mail server when I retired. Let the youngsters have a go, I say. But in this case, the OOo server actually got a message back from my ISP's server saying it was rejecting the mail. It wasn't an outage. The relevant bit was:
<james.wi...@sunde-wilde.com>: 195.74.36.190 failed after I sent the message. Remote host said: 550 5.7.1 Your message seems to be Spam and WILL NOT be delivered. ID: b7b15530-cb25-11df-9a0c-005056a12c00 195.74.36.190 is my ISP's address, not mine btw. It's not clear from the format of the message. //J
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