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 Message 584 
 Roy Witt to mark lewis 
 Outbound not working... 
 07 Nov 12 10:25:36 
 
 On 06 Nov 12 23:46, mark lewis wrote to Marty Kazmaier:


 MK>> It's possible that this has been answered already and I missed it.
 MK>> The only outbound that works with my irex and fastecho is netmail
 MK>> and mailbox directories.

 ml> ok... only outbound...

[????]

 MK>> Everything else ends up in the appopriate directory but is never
 MK>> tossed.

 ml> hunh? tossed is for inbound traffic...

outbound doesn't get tossed? Really?

 ml>  you were just talking about outbound... i'm confused :?

 MK>> I recieve just fine.  As a note, one of my email passwords was
 MK>> corrupted so I'm wondering if it would be a good idea to start
 MK>> from scratch.

 ml> irex has been known to get corrupted by looking at it sideways...

Could that be because it's the linux version? I've never seen a corrupted
windows version here and I've used Irex for at least 12, maybe 15 years
now. In fact, if you leave the configs alone once they're working
properly, Irex continues to run for weeks and months without interuption.

 ml> everyone i know that uses it gets their configs right and then makes
 ml> copies of them to put back in place the next time they get
 ml> corrupted.

I don't, because there is no need.

 ml> .. the real question is why do they get corrupted in the
 ml> first place... starting clean won't prevent the corruption from what
 ml> i've read over the years...

I had Irex stop working lately, but it was due to a switch being changed
that was the cause. It now sits in the 'tray' waiting for a connect on the
24555 port that it is listening to. That won't happen until I find the
password to the router to make a change there.

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