On Thu, 2004-08-19 at 12:45, Sean Linus wrote:
> > This kind of problem, if it is consistent and repeatable, is often
> > caused by interfering things in the network path. Firewalls, for
> > instance. Cisco PIX is notorious.
>
> Yep, seems like since Aug 16 according to my log. The amazing part is
> only from that domain we're having a problem.
The duff firewall or broken network is likely to be at their end...
Two thing that might be worth trying:-
1. Turn off ESMTP by setting smtp_banner to not include the string
ESMTP (this is a bit of a fudge)
2. Turn off ident queries (rfc1413_* options) in case there is a
broken firewall around.
Nigel.
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