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How do you know that the mail has been sent?

Last post 07-24-2008, 23:53 by Rolf Lindby. 18 replies.
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  •  07-23-2008, 22:52

    Re: How do you know that the mail has been sent?

    Could be several things. Try a Telnet connection to smtp.ent.lyse.net port 25 and see what response you get on your HELO and MAIL FROM entries. If it still doesn't work I guess they have a helpdesk at lyse.net that might have more information about it.

    You could use MercuryC too of course, but there is probably no real advantage if you need to relay through smtp.ent.lyse.net anyway.

    /Rolf 

  •  07-24-2008, 21:21

    • Tecfan is not online. Last active: 07-24-2008, 21:43 Tecfan
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    Re: How do you know that the mail has been sent?

    well, I fixed that problem.. "ent" was for enterprise..

    but I still got those connection errors (http://tecfan.nitrolinken.net/2.png)

     what are those

  •  07-24-2008, 21:31

    • Tecfan is not online. Last active: 07-24-2008, 21:43 Tecfan
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    Re: How do you know that the mail has been sent?

    okay nevermind, I don't need Mercury when I have the smpt server :P

  •  07-24-2008, 23:53

    Re: How do you know that the mail has been sent?

    The connection errors were due to port 25 being blocked. But as you say, if you can use your ISPs SMTP server directly the case is solved.

    /Rolf
     
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