Adelphia's Mail Server

[John Seth]

I'm assuming here that you're using adelphia via the DC area, hence 
"dc1".  I'm only assuming since the Buffalo,NY area is 
"buf.adelphia.net".  However, since I haven't used adelphia in about 3 
years, I may be wrong, but incoming mail is pop.buf.adelphia.net, via 
POP3, and outgoing mail (SMTP) is smtp.buf.adelphia.net.  Assuming my 
assumptions (*g*) aren't incorrect, I'd say your outgoing mail should be 
going to smtp.dc1.adelphia.net, and incoming, pop.dc1.adelphia.net

If that is correct, and adelphia has any sense about how to setup a 
public email system, then yes, you will receive an error trying to send 
to non-adelphia clients via an incoming, pop3 system.  Try using smtp, 
for your outgoing email server name.  That should allow email to 
anywhere on the 'net, provided, you're an adelphia customer in the dc1 
area, and not using another ISP, then that too, would be considered 
"relaying" and is usually blocked by ISP's not wishing to be used as 
spam relays.

Just my thoughts,

   - Tony Evans


David M Rosonowski wrote:
> Hmmm.... methinks something is awry?
> 
> 
> The message could not be sent because one of the
> recipients was rejected by the server. The rejected
> e-mail address was 'majordomo at nflug.org'. Subject
> 'Account Change', Account: 'pop.dc1.adelphia.net',
> Server: 'pop.dc1.adelphia.net', Protocol: SMTP, Server
> Response: '550 relaying mail to nflug.org is not
> allowed', Port: 25, Secure(SSL): No, Server Error:
> 550, Error Number: 0x800CCC79
> 
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