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Now my question is, since I have configured the email is gmail, so they are using gmail as mail client and configured it with non secure configuration with port 587, even if they complain sometimes...
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That dit not resolved the problem! I configured their email in gmail, so they are using gmail as mail client but they still insist in using outlook. I don't know what to do.
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I went to scf Edit ConfigServer Firewall SMTP_PORTS and there are listed this ports: 25,465,587 So I should add port 26,465,587 too in Home " Service Configuration " Service Manager >> Exim Mail Se...
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It looks that is not enabled port 26, .vB I read that thread and will proceed as you suggest, and it also tells that it will not affect other people using outlook ? right. This is very important to...
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Yes, I use port 26, How to check about port 587? Yes even outlook2007 get the configuration automatically [COLOR="silver">- - - Updated - - - Do you mean, to add also port 587 as additional port?...
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He uses outlook 2007, and the same email account is configured in other places (means using other internet providers) About the errors, in the third step in which outlook should login in the accoun...
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Yes, I know that. The configuration fails in both automatic configuration and manual configuration. I also have put their IP in white list. It shows that the user name and password is invalid
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ok, I have an other question. If your server goes blacklisted not because of the mails but for any content (for example CryptPHP, which is in my case) using different ip for sending Ip and other ip...
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]To note, here is an example of a command for this: find /home -type f -name social.png Thank you. I run this command and checked all social.png files and all of them were pictures
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]Our solution so far was to search the entire /home folder for "social.png" and then manually view the content of each file. With multiple servers and hundreds of accounts, this process turned out ...