E-mail Reject Problem [message #1339] |
Mon, 08 April 2002 19:11 |
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My host just E-mailed me and said that they are receiving messages that get rejected by e-mail, they told me to change it so that e-mail notifications that are rejected are sent to my domain. I have no idea how to do that.
How do fix it to receive my own rejected emails? I looked at an old message reply e-mail I got and it says from (apache(at)cgi(dot)activewebhosting(dot)com) How in the world do I change it to make it so rejects come to me? Daniel(at)passionscentral(dot)com
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Re: E-mail Reject Problem [message #1345 is a reply to message #1344] |
Tue, 09 April 2002 00:29 |
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I appreciate any help you can give me, I can't edit it, because I don't have the editing software and I am afraid if the problem persists my host will delete my board.
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Re: E-mail Reject Problem [message #1388 is a reply to message #1357] |
Wed, 10 April 2002 21:44 |
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I got someone to edit the file for me, but I am just having a problem getting it uploaded. If there is anyone out there who would be willing to help me please do. -Daniel
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Re: E-mail Reject Problem [message #1615 is a reply to message #1614] |
Fri, 19 April 2002 21:15 |
Olliver
Messages: 443 Registered: March 2002
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DPitts18, Prottoss told u the file and the line to be alterred. Someone else edited the file for u. Don't u think it would be time for investigating the problem on ur own? If u don't even bother to improve ur knowledge to understand what is going on why do u run the FUD at all? After all u complain for a problem which is absolutely not related to the FUD itself, but to its configuration by u. And concerning the missing software tools: Ever heard of Freshmeat? For instance u could use PHPEdit (win32), jEdit (all platforms) or xemacs (unix), all of them free to use. U can get the manuals from www.php.net. If ur provider would shut down ur site then it was because u knew about the issue and did nothing against it. You and no one else would be held responsible for it. If u want to run stuff on ur own, fine, then try and error. If u don't want to learn then hire someone to do the work for u and get him/her paid for it. just my humble opinion on that subject. - Ken
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