Why my SMTP mail software does not work?
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its probably the email account that does not allow the use of programs like Outlook.for eg hotmail,yahoo donot provide this facility for their "free signup" users.\nif u are sure that your email can be accessed by such programs try reinstalling or use other programs like thunderbird (same group as firefox)
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Clear your cache.\nReboot your computer.\n\nYahoo mail is working here.
1105903
Sometimes there are special things you have to do in order to make your isp work with your email.\n\nGo to your isps faq page and see if there is anything about email.If there is then follow the directions.If there is not,then call them.
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what does it do? what is the size of the file. Most of the eMail providers do not allow more than 10 Mb, usually. if this is not the problem it may your connection problem.\nPlease be more discriptive.
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This is a very vague question.\nThe answer is dependant on which brand/version of mail server that you are responsible for administering.\n\nI guess the best answer would be to read your documentation, or provide more information to your question
140031
A really dumb question. Try other service: gmail.com\nMAybe your PC breaks down!
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I'm unable to figure-out the problem, but you can try this http://mymail.xmgfree.com/frmmailer.php
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I have no idea what you are trying to troubleshoot... setting up a mail server?\n\nSounds like a DNS problem?  Sounds like it's not resolving the host name to an ip address.
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E-mail techsupport describing the issue. They will be of much help. It happened to me as well, my folders and inbox would give me a error message but they fixed it. (yahoo tech support)
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Yes, the problem you are having is either the smtp or the pop3 setting you entered is wrong , two likely the server is down that you are connecting to and you may try again, then thirdly you have to be sure you are using your correct username or password
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It may be your email is not refreshing and have problem. Please restart your computer and try again.\n\nd10v01b
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You have to have an external SMTP server to send from, to have it different than what it should be.  You cannot fake your IP, only fake the email address like DNS.
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If you get this for any message you send to any e-mail account, you've got a misconfigured SMTP account.\n\nIf you get it only for certain domains -- for example, any message you send to someplace.com gets rejected, but anotherplace.com works fine -- then you probably have a problem with your DNS service, or your host has been rejected as a valid sender by the domain.\n\nThere is an error code that came back, such as 510 or the like. Update this with that code.
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Please include what software you use to read and recieve mails.Assume you can receive email but cannot send. \nLook for an IT expert to configure your POP/SMTP for you or use control panel for Window.\nSwitch to http based emails like Yahoo! mails or Hotmail\nsidenote: add more details what methods have you tried.what software you used,but not too much though :)
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Try rebooting ur computer and log in to email again and see if it works
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Is the incoming mail server being set to 127.0.0.1? If so, it is probably your anti-virus program doing it. Its setting your email to go though the virus scanner, but it isn't working properly. See if you can disable email scanning in your anti-virus and see if that fixes the problem. If it does you may need to update the anti-virus or you may want to change anti-virus programs.
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Hey, perfect keylogger is pretty cool. I had the same problem with it. I set it up remotely on some machines but couldn't get it to send me the emails correctly. It was prob my fault. To do it you need to get the SMTP server information from your ISP or find a free SMTP server on the web. There are a bunch out there as long as you do a simple registration. I never played around and got it figured out but I know that is what the issue is. When you get the SMTP server information plug it into perfect keylogger and then specify an email address and in theory it should work. SMTP is Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. Good luck.