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This is going to sound pretty dumb but it's the ONLY thing I can remember doing. I compiled a copy of postfix with the SASL support. Everything was working, then I check the option in OE for SSL support (for both incoming and outgoing mail), after which, nothing worked.
The problem is, it still doesn't work if I uncheck them. I have recompile postfix several times and currently am using the standard postfix package but still receieve the same error. It says:
Your server has unexpectedly terminated the connection. Possible causes for this include server problems, network problems, or a long period of inactivity. Account: localhost, server: localhost, protocol: SMTP, port: 25, Secure(SSL): No, Error number 0x800CCC0F
Anyone have any ideas? Like I said, everything was working.
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Gmail uses SSL but as far as I know, other mail providers do not.
Best way to answer your question is to try...
By the way, why use Outlook Express instead of thunderbird ?
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At this point I don't care about using SSL. What I meant was that, I had everything working until I enabled the option, the problem is, it still doesn't work after disabling it. I'm just curious if somehow it could have added something on my server.
About using Thunderbird: Truthfully, I don't usually use any mail clients, squirrelmail works fine. I just want to set it up so that I can say "Hey, It worked."
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No, that option shouldnt have done it.
Make sure your /etc/hosts.allow is setup.
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The only thing related that i have in hosts.allow is portmap: ALL, should there be something else?
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