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<DIV>No listing in the directory nor in the file. The setting
mx2.amnet.net.au is the secondary mail server. The relay = command is
blank in main.cf, so its supposed to go straight out to the Internet vs to the
ISP mail server (which they do not allow relaying).</DIV>
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<DIV><BR><BR>>>> weirdit@gmail.com 3:30:05 pm 19/10/2005
>>><BR>"relay=mx2.amnet.net.au[203.153.224.10]"<BR><BR>It looks to me
that it is still relaying. Try removing the relayhost<BR>line from the file. You
might also want to do a 'grep -R<BR>mx2.amnet.net.au *' in the directory that
contains the main.cf file to<BR>see if another file is setting the relay
host.<BR><BR>Tim<BR>_______________________________________________<BR>PLUG
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