Funny, When I read through the original posting by Homer, He said that
he can send {port 25} but not receive {port 110} should he not be
following your advice on port 110 unless he is receiving mail on 25. I
have never seen a config like that though!
He should also try recreating the account on the server side. I had a
case once where we just could not get the account to receive on the
client side. Eventually I deleted the account on the server and
recreated it.
Just a thought?
Cheers
On Mon, 2004-03-29 at 08:26, Ron Herardian wrote:
> i.e., iptables is running and restricts port 25 to the local network. Just as a test try stopping iptables ("service iptables stop") and re-testing SMTP. [This may be the last 'obvious' possibility.]
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> Ron
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> Homer Sapions wrote:
> >
> > . I can send mail, but not receive.
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