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in your sendmail.cf add

DSsmtp.earthlink.net
It's been a while since I've used my own smtp, but you should have no 
problem with incoming connections to that port, so you should be able to 
receive mail just fine.

--mike terzo


Nathan J. Underwood wrote:

> For the record, I love Speedfactory.  I *have* had some problems (see 
> the previous post about the mysterious dropped connection on Fridays 
> thing, but it's since stopped happening).
> -- 
> registered linux user # 73046
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&gt; Sean Kilpatrick wrote:
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&gt;&gt; On Thursday 02 December 2004 01:10 pm, Oysgelt, Moisey G [IBM 
&gt;&gt; Contractor for Sprint] wrote:
&gt;&gt; | Is there a way to configure Send Mail to accept my credentials and use
&gt;&gt; | it as my local mail server? 
&gt;&gt; To the best of my knowledge, Earthlink only permits PPoE connections
&gt;&gt; and does not allow you to use your own box as a mail server.
&gt;&gt; And don't waste your time with their &quot;technical&quot; support. That call
&gt;&gt; center is now located outside Manilla and those folks don't know a
&gt;&gt; pop mail server from a lollipop. I believe both Speakeasy and 
&gt;&gt; Speedfactory are willing to sell you
&gt;&gt; a static IP address, and do not block port 25. They are charging a
&gt;&gt; buck or two more than Earthlink does for PPPoE.
&gt;&gt;
&gt;&gt; Sean
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