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Posted by: hkelmo214 Feb 1 2005, 12:36 AM
i've using uebimiau without any problems until today i've changed my ip address and it stops working properly. I can receive email, but i can't send out emails. The following is the erro message

fsockopen(): unable to connect to mail.mydomain.net:25 in /home/mydomain.net/public_html/webmail/inc/class.smtp.php on line 534

I've basically added a firewall/iptables on the linux box rather using an external firewall. However, i can send and receive email using outlook without any problems.

i can telnet to my linux box port 25 and port 110 without any problems, but i can't telnet localhost 25 (110 is okay). I've bind port 25 and 587 on Xmail Cmd_line, and i don't know whether this would cause any problems to that.

any help would be appreicated.

thanks

Posted by: atomant Feb 1 2005, 09:57 AM
Restart dns service. There is still old IP/domain in the memory. Maybe also to restart httpd server.

Posted by: hkelmo214 Feb 1 2005, 06:20 PM
i've not hosting any dns server on my linux box, so i can't restart the server. I've tried restarting the httpd server, but it's still the same. Any idea?

Posted by: hkelmo214 Feb 1 2005, 08:58 PM
i've finally found the problem, and it's related to binding. i've initally binding just my private ip:port like -SI 192.168.1.1:25 -SI 192.168.1.1:587 , but it didn't include -SI localhost:25 and -SI localhost: 587. BY adding that to the port binding on the cmd_line seems to be solving the problem.

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