re martin mail problem

re martin mail problem

[garym]

did ya try fetchmail -v to watch if your sendmail is using the proper helo 
protocol.
seems to me that you connected to them , but the server then reconnects to 
your sendmail daemon to transfer the mail to your box.
i not sure bout this but i tested and watched my mail as it was processed and 
didnt notice anywhere cept that that it may have occured.
regards, brett barback
garym@gate.net

Re: re martin mail problem

[Martin Courcelles]

Yeah, I just tried that and everything seems okay.  I get logged in, the
password is accepted and everything.  It did mention something about helo
though and stil gave the transcction error.  The messages do not get
deleted, just marked as read.  What could have changed that would trip the
whole proc ess?
Martin Courcelles

At 03:13 PM 3/14/98 -0500, you wrote:
>did ya try fetchmail -v to watch if your sendmail is using the proper helo 
>protocol.
>seems to me that you connected to them , but the server then reconnects to 
>your sendmail daemon to transfer the mail to your box.
>i not sure bout this but i tested and watched my mail as it was processed
and 
>didnt notice anywhere cept that that it may have occured.
>regards, brett barback
>garym@gate.net
>
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Re: re martin mail problem

[cleto]

Hello Martin,

Maybe it is a stupid remark, but are you sure there is an MTA (sendmail
or smail) listening to port 25 on your system? fetchmail expects that.

Cleto

On Sat, 14 Mar 1998, Martin Courcelles wrote:

> Yeah, I just tried that and everything seems okay.  I get logged in, the
> password is accepted and everything.  It did mention something about helo
> though and stil gave the transcction error.  The messages do not get
> deleted, just marked as read.  What could have changed that would trip the
> whole proc ess?
> Martin Courcelles