On Mon, 10 Nov 1997, Ned Schumann wrote:
> Am puzzled by the following rejection...
>
>
> 1997-11-10 14:37:28 0xV2SV-0001dU-00 <= dgevans@???
> H=[198.133.237.45] [198.133.237.45] P=smtp S=1064
> d=v01530500b08d0fcee62b@???
>
> 1997-11-10 14:37:28 0xV2SV-0001dU-00 relay16.mx.aol.com [198.81.19.144]:
> Connection refused
>
> There is no net filter on 198.81.19 nor a host filter on aol.com
>
> 'grep 198.81.19 rejectlog' shows no hits
>
> My guess is that this mail appears to Exim as relayed mail. Is that correct?
Your mailer has accepted the message (the "<=" line). However, the
destination of the message is apparently aol.com. This could be because
of user forwarding or it could be a relayed message if you don't have
relay blocking. There should be some more lines in your log for message
0xV2SV-0001dU-00. What happened to it next? Maybe that one aol host was
just temporarily down.
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