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After all sorts of initianl problems, I finally got her set up.
New internal modem dials into CCN. Firefox works, no problem.
But -- when I tried to send a message from Thunderbird, I got the
folliwing error message:
/* Mail server sent an incorrect reading [or was it "greeting"?].
Relay not permitted from this server.*/
Any idea, anyone, what this is trying to tell me? Any idea what I
may be doing wrong?
Thanks.
Waterbuf, alias Ambros
PS: Andrew, next time you sign up a new user, please write down the
USERID too,
not only the dial-in password. This female genius had no idea what her
ID was. I tried
all sorts of possibilities --
Her first and last name
Her first name only
Her last name only
First letter of first name ... dot ... last name
First-laetter-of-first-namelast-name [no dot]
and several more... eventually I hit the right combination.
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After all sorts of initianl problems, I finally got her set up.<br>
New internal modem dials into CCN. Firefox works, no problem.<br>
<br>
But -- when I tried to send a message from Thunderbird, I got the<br>
folliwing error message: <br>
<br>
<i><b><big> Mail server sent an incorrect reading [or was it
"greeting"?].<br>
Relay not permitted from this server.</big></b></i><br>
<br>
Any idea, anyone, what this is trying to tell me? Any idea what I<br>
may be doing wrong?<br>
<br>
Thanks.<br>
<br>
Waterbuf, alias Ambros<br>
<br>
PS: Andrew, next time you sign up a new user, please write down the
USERID too,<br>
not only the dial-in password. This female genius had no idea what her
ID was. I tried<br>
all sorts of possibilities --<br>
<br>
Her first and last name<br>
Her first name only<br>
Her last name only<br>
First letter of first name ... dot ... last name<br>
First-laetter-of-first-namelast-name [no dot]<br>
and several more... eventually I hit the right combination.<br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
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