email problem with ...@tapcis.com acct.
I'm sending messages from Outlook Express XP (sp2) from my ....@tapcis.com account, and they're getting bounced by the server as part of a spam attack. Is this something I've done wrong or are the spam limits set way low? I've sent about 20 messages this morning.
It's nothing urgent, as I have several other email accounts on another server that work fine, and incoming mail to (me)@tapcis.com comes through fine, so far as I know. Here's the message I get: The message could not be sent because one of the recipients was rejected by the server. The rejected e-mail address was '(myname)@comcast.net'. Subject 'test message', Account: 'Tapcis mail', Server: 'smtp.tapcis.com', Protocol: SMTP, Server Response: '553 65.34.229.* rejected due to spam, contact 480-505-8877 (Attack detected from pool 65.34.229.203)', Port: 25, Secure(SSL): No, Server Error: 553, Error Number: 0x800CCC79 |
Wrong smtp server (my apologies for not sending this in the original email). Read the directions here:
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I repeat, it's no rush. I can curcumvent the problem by merely picking a different "from" account to send e-mail. |
I don't know what to tell you, Bill. I've been testing this for 10 minutes or so using Mozilla Thunderbird. I have the settings as follows:
name: [me] email address: [me]@tapcis.com incoming POP3: mail.tapcis.com port: 110 user name: [me] smtp server: smtpout.secureserver.net port: 25 user name : [me]@tapcis.com use name & password TLS, if available Then I hit send, the box pops up asking me for the password for [me]@tapcis.com, I type in my personal password (this is my account, not the main tapcis.com account) and voila. Four emails in a row have gone through. |
I'll keep fiddling with it. There's probably something simple, like a comma instead of a period somewhere.
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Check and see if your ISP blocks port 25. Mike King found that to be true in his case, so he has to use another SMTP server for outgoing.
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Do you think maybe you should post instructions like those above in a separate thread and save yourself some trouble? (or include in basic e-mailed instructions?) Does "sticky" mean it's like an announcement, stays on top? Do we have the option DTP used in the beginning, to close a forum for posting? |
For folks (like me) whose ISPs block port 25 outgoing, most general-use SMTP servers will accept connections on port 26 as well. Try it, Bill, et. al. It's on the last, advanced page in OEs account|properties.
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We sure can put that in a sticky, Molly. I've got a couple of other things at the top of my list for fixes today, but will get to it ASAP.
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"The SMTP relay service is configured to work with the following ports: Port 25, Port 80, and Port 3535. For most email systems, the default port is 25 and your email client will use this automatically. If your ISP employs a firewall that prevents relays from using port 25, you may need to change your port settings to 80 or 3535" -- sidney |
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Huzzah! That worked for me, too, using an alternate port number (3535). Apparently, there's a bug that doesn't propagate the password change to the SMTP server.
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Did you try changing the email password at the email.tapcis.com site, then options | password?
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