Follow-up Comment #22, sr #106478 (project administration):
Could you please explain "SMTP callback"? I might be able to make some
changes in server side, in case something is wrong with my configuration...
Which e-mail address, SMTP server, is used as sender when I commit into www,
or is this done automatically in your side? Where is this configured?
I wouldn't want, for some strange reason, my email address results as
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (exalted is my local user name) instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED],
so an e-mail sent to addresses that do not exist at my domain, except for the
specific addresses that I configured, will be returned to the sender and not
delivered to my account.
By returning (or bouncing) the message to the sender, I am protecting myself
from unwanted spam. If the message is legitimate but was simply sent to the
wrong address, the sender will be notified that the address is not valid.
@yavor: I still haven't open a support request for sysadmins, should I do
that to you?
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