[ale] Sendmail and Bellsouth
Rob Fauls
rob at fauls.com
Sun Feb 19 16:45:00 EST 2006
I left bellsouth because they are blocking port 25...you can use an
alternate port, but thats only good if you already have a mail server
outside the bellsouth network. This issue with bellsouth has caused me
to change isp to Atlantic Nexus. I had one day without internet, but
other than that, they have proven to be just as reliable as bellsouth
over the past 2 months. They also usually pickup phone support after 2
rings, no wait. I highly recommend them. They dont block any ports,
that the biggest thing with me, and thats the problem you are having,
when everything boils down. The only way to get bellsouth to open your
port 25 is to buy a business account from them, then pay an extra $10 to
get them to give you a static ip and open port 25...or i can save $15/mo
off my residential account and get inet thats free of port blocks. (i
was paying $50/mo for 1.5 dsl from bellsouth. now paying 35/mo from
atnex.) Again, its all up to you, but having my inet free of
restrictions was enough for me to get away from bellsouth.
-Rob
Brandon Colbert wrote:
> I was planning to use it as a mail server.
>
> On 2/19/06, *Pete Hardie* <pete.hardie at gmail.com
> <mailto:pete.hardie at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> On 2/19/06, Brandon Colbert <colbert.brandon at gmail.com
> <mailto:colbert.brandon at gmail.com>> wrote:
> > Crap! Crap! Crap! OK Question? How is it possible that I can
> send mail from
> > a client using STMP: mail.bellsouth.net <http://mail.bellsouth.net>?
>
> How do you need to send it? I've got a Python app that will send
> files using SMTP
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