> > Thank you for your answer, unfortunately you're quite right > :( It didn't even > cross my mind until I read your mail and checked the homepage > of my ISP, and > there it stood, the announcement of blocking the port 25. > That sucks, but I > guess there's not much I can do except change my ISP...
Hi Juha, This sucks indeed. I've been having this problem for over two years now, and the only reasonable solution I could think of (except changing ISP) is setting up something with a befriended server (say B) with an isp that doesn't block port 25. The setup would be that B receives your e-mail (i.e. you have to change your MX records) and forwards it to your box on another (non-blocked) port, for instance 10025. For outgoing traffic it is probably easiest to use your ISP's mailserver. The above is actually very easy to set up with postfix. Good luck, Dan -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
