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gesuina
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      10-27-2006, 02:52 PM
I have installed: SuseLinux10.1 + postfix and fetchmail for the mail
server.
>From a Windows client I can

"telnet mail-server 25"
and
"telnet mail-server 110",
that is I can access my mail server.
A message posted via telnet is sent from the server and arrives to
destination; and the server is able to receive messages from the net.
But the mail client (Thunderbird) cannot access the mail server, thus
giving error.
Fetchmail, postfix, pop3, imap are running. What more?

 
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      10-27-2006, 10:33 PM
"gesuina" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have installed: SuseLinux10.1 + postfix and fetchmail for the mail
> server.
>> From a Windows client I can

> "telnet mail-server 25"
> and
> "telnet mail-server 110",
> that is I can access my mail server.
> A message posted via telnet is sent from the server and arrives to
> destination; and the server is able to receive messages from the net.
> But the mail client (Thunderbird) cannot access the mail server, thus
> giving error.


Giving _what_ error, precisely?

 
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      10-30-2006, 05:09 PM

ynotssor ha scritto:

> "gesuina" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed) oups.com
> > I have installed: SuseLinux10.1 + postfix and fetchmail for the mail
> > server.
> >> From a Windows client I can

> > "telnet mail-server 25"
> > and
> > "telnet mail-server 110",
> > that is I can access my mail server.
> > A message posted via telnet is sent from the server and arrives to
> > destination; and the server is able to receive messages from the net.
> > But the mail client (Thunderbird) cannot access the mail server, thus
> > giving error.

>
> Giving _what_ error, precisely?


I translate from the French:
Maximum allowed time passed
Connection error, server not available, connection refused (smtp)

Which log file can I check, to have more details?
Thank you.

 
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      10-30-2006, 06:28 PM
"gesuina" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>> A message posted via telnet is sent from the server and arrives to
>>> destination; and the server is able to receive messages from the
>>> net. But the mail client (Thunderbird) cannot access the mail
>>> server, thus giving error.

>>
>> Giving _what_ error, precisely?

>
> I translate from the French:
> Maximum allowed time passed
> Connection error, server not available, connection refused (smtp)
>
> Which log file can I check, to have more details?


Certainly look at /var/log/maillog, or whatever file is returned by

awk '/^mail\./ {print $2}' /etc/syslog.conf
 
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