sending mail on ubuntu through sendmail
Christopher Chan
christopher.chan at bradbury.edu.hk
Thu Oct 21 01:39:05 UTC 2010
On Thursday, October 21, 2010 05:35 AM, Jacob Mansfield wrote:
> 1&1 can't be worse than orange, which is who I'm stuck with (contract)
> by the way ould somebody from the outside world please test my servers
> receveing capabilitys, I would do this but I don't have access to
> gmail's server logs to see what is happening with my test message. the
> addresses are:
> sup at cyberjacob.co.cc <mailto:sup at cyberjacob.co.cc>
> administrator at cyberjacob.co.cc <mailto:administrator at cyberjacob.co.cc>
> root at cyberjacob.co.cc <mailto:root at cyberjacob.co.cc>
> sup at jay.cyberjacob.co.cc <mailto:sup at jay.cyberjacob.co.cc>
> administrator at jay.cyberjacob.co.cc
> <mailto:administrator at jay.cyberjacob.co.cc>
> root at jay.cyberjacob.co.cc <mailto:root at jay.cyberjacob.co.cc>
> I'll even make a nice little link for you to click: right here
> <mailto:sup at cyberjacob.co.cc,%20administrator at cyberjacob.co.cc,%20root at cyberjacob.co.cc,%20sup at jay.cyberjacob.co.cc,%20administrator at jay.cyberjacob.co.cc,%20root at jay.cyberjacob.co.cc>
First indemnify us against all law suits arising from this and tell us
that you give us the right to test your smtp ports for this purpose just
in case there are any automatic log scrubbers that report to abuse lists
and what not.
:-p
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