Barry
Wed Jan 04 07:15:57 CST 2006
On 4/1/06 01:17, in article
1h8ls0v.5kj7clyqv36fN%korventeen@NoSpam.mvps.org, "Corentin Cras-Méneur"
<korventeen@NoSpam.mvps.org> wrote:
> matt neuburg <matt@tidbits.com> wrote:
>
>> jbmtampa@yahoo.com <jbmtampa@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Mac OS X 10.4.3 Only with certain WIFI connections do I have a
>>> problem sending. Receiving messages is never an issue. Messages stay in
>>> outbox until I get to a WIFI locaton that allows messages to send.
>>
>> This doesn't sound like it has anything to do with Entourage. You are
>> probably just encountering a server that refuses to relay on the SMTP
>> port. That's quite common. I think this it usually intended to stop
>> spammers from hijacking the outgoing server. m.
>
> Two options:
> - use a relay SMTP you have (eg: your IPS SMTP that accepts relaying
> providing you authentify properly, .Mac with authentication...)
If you have a dot mac account, this is the easy way to go - simply set up
your outgoing mail server to smtp.mac.com and in the 'advanced sending
options' turn ON authentication (same as receiving mail server).
Note that some ISPs block traffic to other mail servers, and that dot mac
will ONLY accept mail for delivery that uses a dot mac sender address, so
you can't send your business mail through that server.
> - activate Postfix o your Mac and use 127.0.0.1 as your SMTP. It has
> some limitations though (some mail servers refuse the e-mail once in a
> while).
I highly recommend the use of Postfix Enabler. It makes it so much easier. I
also use the word 'localhost' instead of '127.0.0.1' simply because it loks
so much neater :)
I have only come across two domains that block traffic routed through
postfix on my machine - AOL & Microsoft!
> There is a page about Postfix on your Mac on the Entourage FAQ site
>
http://www.entourage.mvps.org/exchange/postfix.html but it's not up to
> date. The up to date version is there:
>
http://www.cortig.net/wordpress/?p=33
Your pages refer to 'exchange server' - I would point out that postfix can
be used to replace any type of mail server, you don't need to be running an
exchaneg account to use it (or need it!).
> (I'm waiting for the "webmaster" to update the old page).
Web-mistress in this case - Diane has been unwell recently and has not had
much time to keep the site up to date.
>
> Corentin
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