Choose an "Address" of "emailusername" for "Send to". Note, that if you set up a catch-all email address, you will likely receive more unsolicited email. They use this account to send email to others. The SMTP account takes your email and forwards it on to the correct mail server. When you set up your email client, you can specify any email address you like e.
If you want, you can send email through your VPS, instead. But before you go that direction, do you really need to? The setup can be a bit tricky. In a previous step, you told Sendmail which 'local domains' to handle.
Email to other domains will get a 'relaying denied error'. You need to provide some way for your VPS to 'know' it is receiving email from a trusted source and to forward the email along to its destination even if the email domain is not in its Local Domain list. There are a few ways to acheive this. Basically, you have to authenticate yourself username and password before using SMTP. This way, spammers still won't be able to send email though your server.
If you are not using the server we setup, then you can follow the steps in this section of the HOWTO. Create a SASL password for your user: saslpasswd emailusername.
It seems that the user also needs a regular password set, your POP3 server won't permit the login. So also run: passwd emailusername. If it all goes sour, you'll need this file. Copy and paste that text. The backticks need to be backticks. The apostrophes need to be apostrophes. This way Sendmail will be accessible from all hosts not just the localhost.
You may have made this change before in Webmin. But when you rebuild the sendmail. Does anyone else but me think that the Sendmail config file could be better done with XML? Under the Settings First, get a report on your domain from pingability.
This invaluable report will check a number of things, including whether your email server is an open relay; that it is listening on a public IP; that you have an MX DNS record; and more.
If you need one of these, just pop in a support ticket and we will create one. We create RDNS entries automatically for customers who do not have them every couple of weeks. Send an email from your usual email account to one of the email addresses you set up on the server. Did you get it? A connection error when trying to receive email usually indicates that xinetd is not running POP3. An authentication error may indicate you are not using the username and password you set up earlier.
Or the Sendmail Local Domains may not list that email domain in which case the email should bounce back to the sender. Send an email via your new email server to one of the email addresses you set up. A connection problem could be due to your mail server listening on the localhost Send an email via your new email server to one of your email addresses on another server.
This checks whether you can 'relay' email. Proper authentication required. Do you get an error message like The server does not support a SSL connection. If so, untick the "This server requires a secure connection SSL " option on the "Advanced" tab of your mail server properties. Are you getting an error message like "ipop3d: Command stream end of file while reading line"? Try talking to your pop3 server on port Asked 10 years, 6 months ago. Active 6 years, 9 months ago.
Viewed 56k times. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. ReadLine ; Console. WriteLine "End of File" ;. For a NetworkStream from TcpClient. GetStream underneath, accessing EndOfStream gives me a IOException if the remote end terminates first : Unable to read data from the transport connection: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.
This is a bad example. ReadLine will block until a new line character is reached. Its a bad assumption that your data will have a new line character. You stream buffer will fill up, and your application will hang waiting for that buffer to be read. Dan what would you propose as a solution instead of using ReadLine? Steve Townsend Steve Townsend 52k 9 9 gold badges 90 90 silver badges bronze badges.
Unfortunately I can't comment on answers yet, but to the answer by "The Moof" ReadBlock buffer, 0, buffer.
Length ; You could also check the EndOfStream flag of the stream in your loop condition as well. EndOfStream ;. This is what happens when I try to send mail to accounts on ISPConfig it bounces back on one account and gives me this error: Code:.
Solved Issue Falko, Thank you for your advice once more. I must say that once I stopped xinetd and started dovecot, I had successful access to my webmail. And the mail server was working fine for everyone else.
So then I realized that for my username the webspace was only 50MB which is fine for all other accounts, but since I am the administrator the website takes up quite a bit of space exceeding the limit. Thank you Falko, love your program, and I will upgrade to the new version if possible this year.. Put Code:. But nothing figured out correctly. In that situation i have normally configured the dovecot and tryed to restart the dovecot service and have the error: like urz.
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