how can i stop sendmail on aix server?
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To stop the Sendmail process, find the Sendmail process id by performing one of these actions:\nUse the ps command to get a list of processes.\nRead the process id in the file /etc/sendmail.pid.\nStop the Sendmail process by typing this command and the process id, for example: \n\nkill -9 <process_id>\nVerify that Sendmail is stopped by typing this command: \n\nPs -eaf | grep sendmail
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The only familiar way of directly stopping you is your HOSTS file. Run notepad, and open the file in drive -> Windows -> System32 -> drivers -> etc and the open the file "hosts" - it will NOT have an extension. If you find the address of the site you want in there, delete the line it appears on, and the same for any other websites which do the same. Otherwise, I'm afraid I can't help you. Good Luck.
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step 1 :\nu may have too many mails\nclear your deleted items folder\nclear your sent items folder\nclear your old mails\n\nthis may solve your problem\n\nstep 2 :\n\nif step 1: does not solve then uninstall your ms outlook and\nreinstall your ms outlook\nset up your account\nclick test connection\nand click send/receive\n\nstep 3 :\n\nif both step 1 and step 2 don't work \n\nthen ping <ipaddress> -t (pop3 (incomming mail server ip address and smtp (outgoing mail server ip address)\nif timed out then you have problem accessing server\nthen contact your sys admin\nbut if pinging is success ful and still \nms outlook does not work then uninstall your ms outlook and install outlook express.\n\nstep 4:\n\nif step 1,2 and 3 dont work\nthen take backup of your data.  \ngo to ms outlook --> tools --> maintenance --> store folder\ntake a backup of all your .pst files \nreformat your hard disk and reinstall all software then copy your data from backup.\nthen use import to import your mails from .pst files\n\nstep 5 :\n\nif step 1,2,3 and 4 does not work\njust delete all your mails.  all .pst files.\ndelete your outlook.  just hit on the cpu with a hammer\nkeep quite for some days then simply use web mail.
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in outlook TOOLS then SEND RECEIVE the disable SEND RECEV UPDATE. and then you will need to delete and recreate the account. There is a wizard that will walk you though this but it will take a minute.
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Sendmail for UNIX is  standard UNIX implementation of the SMTP protocol.Simply put, sendmail is a mail transfer agent (MTA) and is also known as a mail server. MTAs are a fundamental piece of the Internet, providing e-mail capability to users. E-mail is the killer application of the Internet, and every e-mail message that gets sent, whether profound or profane, requires an MTA.
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Don't open the mails anymore
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One of your "Well-Known Ports" may be disabled. The port that controls e-mail is #25, SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol). What can cause this to be disabled is spyware, viruses, trojans, logic bombs, and other types of malicious software. Have you tried to do a cold boot and then attempt to acces your e-mail? Maybe just by restarting you could rectify the problem. I reccomend that you download the Yahoo! Anti-spyware toolbar, Microsoft malicious tool remover (if you are running Windows), and AVG Free Edition. Do a cold boot and then start over. However, I really need to know more about your problem to diagnose it. Just try that first.
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You could always just stop checking your email. Probably the simplest thing to do.
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You need the ip of the mail server. Go to the command prompt ( start | run | type cmd ) and type ping -a [name of the mail server]. The name of the mail server looks like "smtp.someserver.com" and/or "pop.someserver.com" and/or "mail.someserver.com". You will have to hunt a little for web interface mail server names. Non web should be in the configuration section of Outlook / Outlook Express / other reader program.\n\nOnce you ping with a -a option the ip address will be listed at the top of the ping response. Make sure that your firewalls allow you to ping and do the next thing, trace route. If you can ping successfully, and the mail is still not working then there is a misconfiguration on your machine or on theirs ( they might be doing maintenance)\n\nIf you get no response, try the command tracert [ ip addr of mail server ]. This will list the path through the internet or network to the mail server. If you get *'s before it ends with the server then either a router is messed up along the path or there is a firewall blocking the tracert. If you get the *'s there can be no firm conclusion.\n\nThe telnet idea is to be used with caution. It is not normal access to a mail server and can be construed as hacking by some because you are using the telnet protocol to communicate with a mail protocol. Many places are blocking telnet access to mail because of the security risk involved. \n\nOf course if it is a private company you might try contacting them to verify. Just beware, some of the support persons I have encountered don't have it all together. They are sometimes following a prewritten troubleshooting response program and do not have the knowledge for themselves. If they tell you to reinstall stuff or delete stuff, make sure they really know what they are doing. I had a support person once tell me that I needed to reinstall outlook express in order to get mail on my windows machine and my other linux machine. They swore that was the problem and would not consider it logically even when told that their router was dropping traffic as verified by a tracert. <shaking my head in disbelief>
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Is the server an AIX machine? If so, it was probably installed with the OS. 1058 is the standard port for nim, disable/uninstall it if you don't need to install stuff through the network.\n\nIf it's not an AIX box, I have no idea why it's there :-)
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No until this moment, there is no way to cancel an e-mail sent, but you can always tell the recipient to delete it or not open it.
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Get a different mail server
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Try using Portable Thunderbird, or enter to mail2web.com
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Click on the folder "Outbox"\nSelect the item you do not want to send\nPress the Delete key\nBye Bye :)
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Hi,\n\nUse very old email sending email clients that rely on system time to get their sent time. Use Outlook 4 for instance \n\nNow a days however, the SMTP relaying servers issue a server time when the email was relayed, you would be easily caught.\nTo get rid of this situation, make your own SMTP server. How to do it can be got from the source website links.\n\nIf you set up your own SMTP, you can use almost any emailing software...\n\nI think this should be it.\n\nCheers
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Yeah its easy. Go to the start button, type services.msc in the Run box.\n\nYou will see a window with a list of service names. Pick the one named Messenger, and rightclick on it. Choose Properties. In the Startup Type box choose Disabled. Then click Ok and right-click on Messenger again and pick Stop.\n\nIt looks like a lot but its really simple.
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To disable messinger service:\nWindows XP\n1. Click Start -> Control Panel\n2. Click Performance and Maintenance\n3. Click Administrative Tools\n4. Double click Services\n5. Scroll down and highlight "Messenger"\n6. Right-click the highlighted line and choose Properties.\n7. Click the STOP button.\n8. Select Disable in the Startup Type scroll bar\n9. Click OK