Adrian Bool wrote:
> Put the ip address if her SMTP server in your hosts file ?
Adrian also added:
> Actually, not sure sure if it will work - kinda curious
> though ;-)
Well, I stuck it in /etc/hosts, and modified /etc/host.conf
to have the system look there first. That is *not* normal,
ya know - it's usually bind-then-hosts, now I've got it as
hosts-then-bind - but there are few enough entries in
/etc/hosts that I doubt it'd cause much trouble. I also
did this for another host from which I know someone was
having trouble getting mail through to one of our
clients. Now I just have to see if she can get mail
through.
Further suggestions remain welcome.
-Dan
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