Tiny Core Linux
Tiny Core Base => CorePlus => Topic started by: ordep on May 17, 2014, 11:25:19 PM
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I can't send mail any more with Claws-mail. I get:
* Account 'ISPX': Connecting to SMTP server: smtp.serverbro.net:25...
*** smtp.serverbro.net:25: unknown host.
*** Error occurred while sending the message.
If I recall right that happened after an upgrade.
How to resolve?
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After an upgrade of what?
Sounds like your router or nameserver settings are incorrect.
To resolve it, fix the network.
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Is that host supposed to be on your LAN or on internet?
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I can ping it from here, so internet.
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That's rather interesting, I was unable to resolve host ( including trying google DNS 8.8.8.8 ), nor could I find a whois entry, nor anything with a quick web search.
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Upgrade of what? Guess a new version, can't recall only know it worked before.
I am sorry the server is not serverbro, it should read smartbro.net.
I can ping smartbro.net as well as smtp.smartbro.net.
I have not changed my settings for for the network or in claws-mail and they are the same as
on my distro on the hard drive.
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No TC version, no CLAWSMAIL version reported :(
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Try with telnet. There are no SMTP server at smtp.smartbro.net:25 or smartbro.net:25 Not a TC nor clawasmail issue, ISP service is dead.
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No TC version, no CLAWSMAIL version reported :(
TC 5.2, Claws-mail-3.9.3 :)
Sorry
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What do I do with this then?
telnet 121.1.3.194 25
220 SMTP ESMTP mailer.
Connection closed by foreign host
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Use IP address in clawsmail server setup if you still have DNS lookup issue in your system. But you are not showing a telnet example with domain name. Once again, it has nothing to do with clawsmail.
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What do I do with this then?
telnet 121.1.3.194 25
220 SMTP ESMTP mailer.
Connection closed by foreign host
telnet: can't connect to remote host (121.1.3.194): Connection timed out
Perhaps intermittent issue?
Have you tried with a different mail client to compare?
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I have no other mail client.
Now somebody suggested from a distro where I have recently the same problem
to place 8.8.8.8 in /etc/resolv.conf.
Booted into TCL did that and the mail goes out with claws-mail. ;D
May be that will tell someone what then could be a permanent solution.
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The permanent solution is to fix your DNS.
If you are using DHCP, fix your server.
If you are using static IP addressing, you must configure /etc/resolv and make sure to add etc/resolv.conf to your backup
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See also:
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,8019.0.html