You know Cliff,
That happened to mealso whe I first installed Linux, and it still does. Some
messages would go and some won't. I found that if you just wait they will go
eventually. If you are like me and are impatient get the message up on your
screen and cclick the send message button again. It might not work right away
but they will go. Or are you talking about something else?
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On Thursday 28 November 2002 11:16 am, cliff rogers wrote:
> I have a Linux box that is my gateway to the internet. It seems to be
> working wonderful and my LAN is usable. My question is: Since I have gotten
> my box up and running I have been receiving a bunch of refused e-mail
> messages. Some are refused because of an improper destination address or no
> such address while others are refused by the destination computer because
> they have an executable file attached. I am wondering if somehow I have
> been infected in my Linux box and that it is using my e-mail account to
> send these out. I have run a couple of virus checks from Symantec, I have
> ZoneAlarm installed on my windows box, I have removed a virus called the
> "W32.Bugbear@mm" from my windows box. My Linux box is running ClarkConnect
> based on the Redhat 7.2 distro (or 7.3). I am wondering if I have the
> mailserver running on it and if that is where all these are being sent from
> or if there is a log that can help me track this down and stop it before it
> gets worse. I am getting almost 2 returned e-mail messages for every
> legitimate message I receive. Any advice would be greatly appreciated as I
> am very much a newbie here. Happy Thanksgiving Everyone. Cliff Rogers
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