asked on SMTP send error
Our email client will no longer send email via a relay service that has worked fine for the past 5 years or more.
We had some issues with our email provider in that they changed the mx records for our domain before being asked to do so, i.e. before the alternative was fully setup and configured, so for a brief time the domain would not allow receiving or sending of mail even though the outgoing has always used a relay service, so I don't understand why this would be so.
They've now been reset and mail is now coming in again but we can't send. I've created an alternative smtp relay service but we still get the same error message
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We had some issues with our email provider in that they changed the mx records for our domain before being asked to do so, i.e. before the alternative was fully setup and configured, so for a brief time the domain would not allow receiving or sending of mail even though the outgoing has always used a relay service, so I don't understand why this would be so.
They've now been reset and mail is now coming in again but we can't send. I've created an alternative smtp relay service but we still get the same error message
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Many thanks for all the comments.
After correcting the authorisation to CRAM MD5 one error was resolved and another appeared, see latest message.
Strangely this works in Outlook but not in Goldmine. I messed around with the settings and found that when I changed the reply to address to something other than the domain to which this refers, i.e. to a personal Gmail address it works fine in Goldmine too.
Any ideas?
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After correcting the authorisation to CRAM MD5 one error was resolved and another appeared, see latest message.
Strangely this works in Outlook but not in Goldmine. I messed around with the settings and found that when I changed the reply to address to something other than the domain to which this refers, i.e. to a personal Gmail address it works fine in Goldmine too.
Any ideas?
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Is the reply address real domain?
Sudeep
Sudeep
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Yes, Just tried again, see attached but it does say the domain doesn't exisit!
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Followup from the customer on the secondary issue would have been helpful to everyone.
I'd check that with the recipient - maybe there's some subtle typo, or that guy no longer works there and his mail accound got disabled (bad idea if customers mails are not redirected to another account).