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<0> is this correct?
<0> is mx record still necesary when sending outgoing mail?
<1> HostPreferenceIP(s) [Country]
<1> chmsc.edu.ph..177.240.171 [PH]
<1> recieving not sending
<1> for sending you use the isp to send
<0> ah okay so i don't have problem receiving mail
<1> you chain the server
<0> ah okay
<0> may be the guy i talk from my isp don't know their mail server
<0> as he gave me webmail.globelines.com.ph
<0> and when i look this is a webmail interface
<2> `jaYPee: webmail.globelines.com.ph is indeed the mail server for globelines.com.ph
<1> try smtp.globe
<1> or mail.globe
<0> ok
<2> 10:59 globelines.com.ph mail is handled (pri=10) by webmail.globelines.com.ph
<2> 10:59 globelines.com.ph mail is handled (pri=20) by relay.globeidc.com.ph
<0> smtp.globelines.com.ph cannot be found
<2> `jaYPee: that is because there is none
<3> ok im back
<3> hold on
<0> netbeui: so i c an
<0> netbeui: so i cant send email from my domain?
<2> `jaYPee: what is your domain anyway?
<0> netbeui: by the way this is the error i always got when sending email: (connect to yahoo.com[66.94.234.13]: Connection timed out)
<0> netbeui: chmsc.edu.ph
<2> `jaYPee: then what is your problem with globelines.com.ph mail server if your domain is chmsc.edu.ph?
<3> ok nevermind i fixed it
<0> netbeui: i can't send email from my server
<1> `jaYPee add a ptr record
<0> Glombrg: where add that?
<1> dn***it i guess
<0> ok let me see
<2> `jaYPee: if you can send mail from your server why are you looking for a fix on someone else's domain?
<2> Glombrg: what do you need the ptr record for>
<2> Glombrg: what do you need the ptr record for?
<4> netbeui: Because he has no actual idea of how mail works.
<0> netbeui: no i can't send msg from my domain
<1> http://www.dnsreport.com/tools/dnsreport.ch?domain=chmsc.edu.ph
<0> netbeui: i can received only but not send
<2> ptr records got nothing to do with mail exchange AFAIK
<2> jesus christ come on guys shake it off
<4> `jaYPee: Is there some reason you SHOULD be able to?
<4> `jaYPee: "from your domain" is a nonsense statement.
<4> `jaYPee: What you might have, or not have, in your DNS is irrelevant.
<2> `jaYPee: if you can't send mail using your own mail server then ur problem most probably are relaying issues
<0> netbeui: yes may be. in my main.cf there is no value in relayhost
<2> not ur dns record, as i have checked your dns record is fine
<4> `jaYPee: One of two things needs to occur. Either you deliver mail directly from your mail server, or you relay through your ISP. Pick one.
<0> directly form my mail server
<0> from*
<2> `jaYPee: i am not talking about relayhost entry, i am talking about mynetworks and/or mynetwork_style entry
<4> `jaYPee: Does your ISP block port 25?
<0> mwilson: i don't know. when i ask them they say it's open
<4> `jaYPee: There's some reason you haven't tested and found out?
<0> but they gave me webmail.globelines.com.ph which i think not true
<0> netbeui: how do i know my "mynetworks" entry?
<2> `jaYPee: what does ur postfix logs says when your sending mail(s)?
<0> ok wait
<0> (connect to yahoo.com[66.94.234.13]: Connection timed out)
<5> from the machine running postfix can you telnet to 66.94.234.13 port 25?
<5> see some isps block outbound port 25
<0> saying status=deferred
<2> hiya red (:
<5> hiya
<0> Redragon^: ok wait
<2> hehehe mwilson, his probably asking the wrong questions with his isp, thats y they give him their mail servers address
<0> mwilson: sorry didn't understand ur question. what u mean by tested and found out?
<4> `jaYPee: Please don't speak Moron to me.
<0> Redragon^: nothing happens when i telnet to 66.94.234.13
<4> `jaYPee: I speak English.
<5> telnet 66.94.234.13 25
<0> Redragon^: this is the only output i got: Trying 66.94.234.13...
<5> did you add the 25 on the end?
<0> yes
<5> okay your outbound port 25 is blocked so you aint runnin no mail server :)
<4> I have no idea why you people have settled on that IP as being a useful one to test with... it certainly doesn't seem to belong to Yahoo's mail system.
<4> Where did you get any indication that there was an SMTPd there?
<0> Redragon^: is port 25 block on my own server?
<6> where can I find some more fonts for openoffice? I would like some sort of script font
<0> how to unblock it?
<4> Yahoo's mail system has four MX hosts, each one a round-robin of four hosts, none of which are on that IP.
<5> it could be but its probably blocked by isp and if so you can't change it
<6> im running gentoo
<0> Redragon^: correct me if i'm wrong. i think i need to open port 25 on my own domain
<4> `jaYPee: You're wrong.
<4> `jaYPee: You haven't made a valid test yet, either.
<0> when i send message to one of my email address of my own server it arrives fine
<4> `jaYPee: Which is completely irrelevant.
<0> mwilson: i made a lot of test.
<4> `jaYPee: Trying some random IP and expecting a SMTPd to be there is silly.
<0> mwilson: what's the proper way of testing then?
<4> `jaYPee: Testing with an IP where there actually IS an SMTPd running, of course.
<4> `jaYPee: Since you've fixated on Yahoo, they have sixteen of them.
<0> i have alrady smtpd running
<4> <sigh>
<4> Yep... you have no idea how mail works.
<0> mwilson: i'm not talking only at yahoo but on all email recipient i tested
<7> someone in here runs mozilla thunderbird???
<4> flush: Your keyboard is broken?
<8> anyone knows a good tutorial for kernel updating ?
<0> mwilson: yes your right that's why i need some help from you
<8> .j fold
<8> GRR!
<8> sorry
<7> lawl no its not
<4> `jaYPee: No, I'll help far more by not facilitating another broken SMTPd being put on the 'net for spammers to use.
<4> flush: You could have fooled me.
<8> anyone knows a tootorial for kernel updating ?
<4> zephyr__: Your kernel needs to be updated for some reason?
<7> ctrl+alt+-
<8> mwilson yes.
<0> mwilson: i'm also studyig how free my host from spamming
<8> I need the 2.6.15 kernel in order to be able to install madwifi
<6> anyone know how/where I can get a script font for latex?
<9> hiyas, any ideas how i could mount a iso image so that it would apear as a fake cdrom ?
<9> i know i did managed to do that months ago, i just can't find the spell anymore :D
<1> mount -o loop -t iso9660 isonamehere.iso /mntpointhere
<9> that was it :D
<9> thanks ;)
<1> np
<9> pfft, i just saw tha CBT Nuggets is for windows :(
<9> great, any idea what i can play wmv with ? :D
<1> mplayer
<1> install the windows codes
<9> okay ;)
<8> ColdAs1ce mplayer
<8> :)
<9> i never tried to get wmv working
<10> can i move something from :1.0 to :0.0 ?
<10> a window
<11> how do i get linux to bake me some cake?
<12> Archael: Take a toaster, strip the power cord, and touch it to an open, plugged in power supply.
<11> my toaster's taking a walk, ill have to ask him later
<11> he went with my dryer and my toothpaste
<13> Hello
<13> is there a way to trace network connections made by a process, like strace does for system calls?
<14> netstat?
<15> darko`` netstat - Prints network connections, routing tables, interface statistics, masquerade connections, and multi-cast memberships.
<14> lsof too.
<13> lsof?
<14> man lsof
<14> But netstat should suffice of course.
<13> netstat gives me current status of network connections
<13> it doesn't log connections being made
<14> log!?
<14> heh
<14> iptables could, then.
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