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change SMTP

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stefano.coccia

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Hi I can change the smtp for outgoing mail from server?
I must put to the server that the smtp is the same of my ISP because when I send a mail from webmail here return back me.
To client mail I can put it but to a server?
 
if possible that nobody have changed the smtp server?
 
I'm confused by your post, so maybe everyone else is too. Can you try again to explain it and give more details about your problem? Is it a server issue you are trying to fix or something with your local mail client?

David
 
I want to change serveur smtp, I want that to send the email don't is my server (server.host.com) but my ISP. On PHP exists a modification on php.ini in order deciding the smtp but it is only worth for php/windows as it can be made in order to put it on all the dominions?
 
So the obvious question is this, is your server that has Plesk on it sitting inside your office or connected to your ISPs network somehow? Or is your Plesk server rented from someone unrelated to your ISP?

David
 
The server is in my office, and the pubblic IP is banned. If I try to remove the ban, the ban service send a email to my ISP that don't reply and I can't remove my IP. If I can put the smtp of my provider (mailbus.fastweb.it) I resolve all my problem.
 
Sounds like the easiest thing to do is to edit the Qmail configuration. I have done this before.

Open the file /var/qmail/control/smtproutes

If the file does not exist, create it. In the file put the line like this:

:123.123.123.123

Replace 123.123.123.123 with the IP of the server you wish to route the mail through. Then restart Qmail. Now all mail will go to this SMTP server automatically for final distribution.

David
 
I have go under the directpry but the file "smtproutes" there isn't!!!
I have searched but nothing
 
Please reread my post, I said if it is not there, then create it.

David
 
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