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Old 18-11-2004, 22:42   #11
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Re: Using Alternative SMTP Server
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Originally Posted by Niggle
I have an account on pavilion.co.uk (now EasyNet), whereby I have some web space that I update using a "Web Robot". Up until the 9th November (when there were problems with the Ntl mail service) I was able to email the "Web Robot" using the smpt mailhost.pavilion.co.uk so that it appeared that my pavilion account had sent the email (and hence accepted the files for updating).


However as I can no longer do this and get the error message
Can anyone offer me any advise?
When you set up the connection to the Easynet account did you type in smtp.mailhost.pavilion.co.uk or smpt.mailhost.pavilion.co.uk for the outgoing mail server?

The reason I ask is that in your post you've used "smpt", which makes me suspect that you've made typo in the account connection as the correct connection is smtp.mailhost.pavilion.co.uk so it might be worth checking that out and posting the result here.
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