Author: Phil Pennock Date: To: Al Rozell CC: exim-users Subject: Re: [exim] Godaddy, SMTP Relay w/Authentication
On 2008-02-29 at 22:10 -0500, Al Rozell wrote: > I have a domain registered with GoDaddy and get a free email box with
> 250 relays.
>
> The SMTP relay requires authentication and you can use ports 80 or
> 3535. As advertised its supposed to appears like the mail is coming from
> your
> godaddy email account. > ALL looks is great... Except, the mail never shows up??. Now, for my
> test cases I am the owner of foosbrother@???..so I am block the
> mail. Godaddy tech
> support email volley has only yielded "If there are no errors, we are
> not sure what the deal is". BTW..smtp.starfieldtech.com is the real
> name of smtpout.secureserver.net
>
> So, I am stumped. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Add:
log_selector = +smtp_confirmation
to the main section of your config (or add +smtp_confirmation to
log_selector if already present). This gives you the confirmation
string from the remote SMTP server in your log-file, which gives you the
evidence that the other side _did_ accept the mail and here is the id
they gave you to prove it.
Also, see if it makes any difference if the SMTP Envelope Sender matches
the authenticated Id. Eg, Google's Gmail/Googlemail will automatically
rewrite the SMTP Envelope Sender to be the authenticated account
address; perhaps some other providers require the sender to be that
address?
To do that, add the return_path option to the smtp transport.
