festprint
SuperAdmin  Posts: 122 Registered: 2/1/03 Status: Online |
posted on 8/5/04 at 20:37 |
Some ISPs don't allow port 25 to prevent SPAM,
and only allow their own smtp server. Try
mail.yourisp.com instead of smtp.yourisp.com. Some people
use port 26 in exim for example.
I am sure someone with same problem, and hopefully
found a solution will respond soon. As I said,
difficult to tell with Mac |
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maclady
Newbie  Posts: 6 Registered: 26/4/04 Status: Offline |
posted on 10/5/04 at 08:44 |
NOT difficult to tell with Mac. NOTHING is hard
on the Mac. I have mine serving PHP pages for
my clients when I am working with them. A first
grade teacher can do it... (I know because I
was one for 35 years)
I tried every configuration, mail, smtp, etc...I know
because I set these things up.
In some cases they may not have mail configured
at all, which means nothing would work.
Just so you know how flawless Mac is, I simply
opened my Wi-Fi connection and the message to join
any networks that are open nearby popped up, and
I clicked yes and was on. IN fact, two
networks showed up at the same time and I could
pick one.. (they had another restaurant next
door with Wi-Fi too)
So, the experience is always a pleasant one even
for the first ime user. |
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lucaspaciolu
Junior Member  Posts: 14 Registered: 21/1/05 Status: Offline |
posted on 21/1/05 at 14:01 |
any problem with drivers, virus, firmware, conections,
ports?
Lucas Paciolu
lucaspaciolu@yahoo.com
http://www.okeda.com.ar |
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maclady
Newbie Posts: 6 Registered: 26/4/04 Status: Offline |
posted on 21/1/05 at 14:44 |
quote:
any problem with
drivers, virus, firmware, conections,
ports?
NO problems...no viruses, spyware, firewalls, or
anything. I can even do wi-fi in my house with
no router, I just leave the base computer on.
It does it through itself.
As for the smtp, I have discovered that the shop
does not allow sendmail. Otherwise, at my radio
show, and office, I simply use whatever server they
have, either mail.isp.net or smtp.isp.net and the
mail works. It's just a question of finding out
who provides the cable for that building.
The Mac is a dream computer.
JeiJei
PS- you can get one now to work with your PC
kbd/mse/disp for only $499
It's called Mac Mini
[Edited on 21/1/2005 by maclady]
[Edited on 21/1/2005 by maclady] |
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jimmyjam
Newbie Posts: 1 Registered: 2/10/05 Status: Offline |
posted on 2/10/05 at 10:51 |
Hi,
I am able to send email when i plug the DSL
line into my computer
but when i plug the DSL into the airport base
station i'm not able to send mail.
do you have any suggesttions?
THANK YOU!
any problem with drivers, virus, firmware, conections,
ports?
NO problems...no viruses, spyware, firewalls, or
anything. I can even do wi-fi in my house with
no router, I just leave the base computer on.
It does it through itself.
As for the smtp, I have discovered that the shop
does not allow sendmail. Otherwise, at my radio
show, and office, I simply use whatever server they
have, either mail.isp.net or smtp.isp.net and the
mail works. It's just a question of finding out
who provides the cable for that building.
The Mac is a dream computer.
JeiJei
PS- you can get one now to work with your PC
kbd/mse/disp for only $499
It's called Mac Mini
[Edited on 21/1/2005 by maclady]
[Edited on 21/1/2005 by maclady]
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