Alana,
I am using version 3.2.0. I am not familiar with the earlier version but
this new version's configuration is so easy, it's a breeze! With the new
version, your problem can easily be solved by first deleting your existing
or old Account set up, since you said you have switched ISP. Then, go to
the Tools/Account/Import and from there, MailWasher will walk you through
the new configuration process and pick up the pertinent info including your
new email address, your new ISP, your new SMTP, etc. I was introduced to
MailWasher a few weeks ago by Ian Porter and since then, I'm hooked with it.
I have just registered my copy and planned to send the FireTrust guys a
little donation for such a great tool that protects PC users from malicious
emails.
BTW, with MailWasher, your ISP has nothing to do with bouncing the emails.
It is MailWasher that does it for you after you instruct it to. Very
comforting for me during the wave of Swen attacks this past weeks. Good
luck!
Emie DelRosario
----- Original Message -----
From: "Alana Nichols" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, October 06, 2003 7:18 PM
Subject: [PCSOFT] Mail Washer Issue
> I've been running Mail Washer v. 1.32 for a couple of years now and I love
> being able to bounce emails. However, I recently switched ISPs (from
> dial-up to cable) and the bounce function no longer works. I get the
> following error message: "Could not send - the SMTP server replied:
relaying
> mail to returns.group.yahoo.com is not allowed. (SMTP server error 550).
> I'm not certain whether it is because of the
> address change, or because of the ISP (Cox). Can anyone else with cox.net
> service bounce emails, or is it a feature they have disabled? (I read
that
> some ISPs will not allow you to do this.) I'd love to hear from any other
> Cox users on this subject. Thanks!
>
> Alana Nichols
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