Re: [cobalt-users] Email problems - Can send, can't receive...

["Brett" <brettnewman@xxxxxxxxx>]

Are you using a dialup ISP to account to send the emails.  If so then your
box may not be set-up to accept the relay.  I get the same response when
trying to send from my ISP and have not had time to make the correct
changes
to my box.  If you are using a RaQ3 then check out page 51 in your manual.
It will explain the solution.



>> Your DNS settings should work.  Is the primary DNS for dimar.org hosted
on
>> the same server?  Is DNS running?  Did you recently switch IPs or change
>> your name servers?
>> Sounds like DNS isn't visible to the outside world.  A whois lookup
>> indicates that your primary and secondary DNS are Network Solutions name
>> servers.  Have you asked them to update your DNS?  If you *think* you are
>> running your own DNS, I think you are mistaken and need to talk to
Network
>> Solutions (aka Verisign).
>
>It is running, and the name change was indeed very recent.  I guess it just
>hasn't propogated out to all the servers...!
>
>Thanks for pointing out that Whois at NetworkSolutions still had it as the
>old nameserver...since www.dimar.org game up from my home system, I just
>assumed the changes had gone through.
>
>I hope this is the problem.
>
>> The URL for the archives is at the bottom of every email on this list.
If
>> you spend a few seconds exploring the page you'll see a "search" button
in
>> the middle of the screen and a place to enter some search criteria just
to
>> the left of it.
>
>hehe..Yeah..I found it right after I'd sent the note. I'm a little
>overwhelmed trying to get this box up ASAP so I'm missed it.
>Thanks for your help!
>
>-Dee Dreslough
>
>
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