> On Fri, 22 May 1998, Chris Faehl wrote:
>
> > This setup has worked for me in the past here in cs.unm.edu.
>
> ... so what has changed?
I thought I might be missing a directive, but I scanned my configs like
crazy, and I can't seem to have find out what might be different
between cs and me.
>
> > 0yce0j-0000p5-00:1998-05-21 16:51:23 dthomp@???
> > <dthomp@???>
> > : medet_transport transport deferred: Remote host medet.me.unm.edu
> > [198.83.88.37
> > ] closed connection after HELO wotan.me.unm.edu
>
> ... specifically, what has changed on host medet.me.unm.edu? If it
> closes the connection on receiving HELO from you, the problem would seem
> to lie with the remote host.
Exactly what I would think, also, except that other MTAs (including
exim something here at CS) seem not to have this problem (this is a very
small sample set, probably three mail servers, so is not by any stretch of
the means definitive).
I'm sure you can understand that before I start approaching this chairman
telling him his personally administered machine is wonked I'd like to tell
him exactly how it's wonked and preferably how to unwonk it. I'm presently
not even sure his system is in error, although as you say, it does seem
like medet is the culprit.
>
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