On Thu, 2002-10-24 at 11:10, Clayton Weise wrote: > Just stick your hostname in place of the IP address. I don't think an IP > will work.. I've never tried it though ;).
Hrm, well, this is quite strange. It's taking the IP from which I'm trying to send the mail and putting that in place of the hostname of the domain that I'm trying to send from, which of course fails. For example, I'm trying to send an email to my personal email address from through that box but it's taking the internal IP of the machine that I'm sending it from: --- Oct 24 11:58:14 kareem vpopmail[337]: vchkpw: vpopmail user not found testuser@:10.1.2.101 --- So my workstation has an IP of 10.1.2.101, but I'm trying to send the email to my real email address using the account of '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'. This is vpopmail 5.2.1 -- I don't know if it has issues or not, but I've never heard of or seen this before. Thanks again, Bill
