Problem sending mail with javamail?

Make sure you have an smtp server (smtp.examplehost. Com) to actually send the email. Make sure your smtp server allows "[email protected]" to send out emails These are some of the security checks put in place by standard smtp servers.

Make sure you have an smtp server (smtp.examplehost. Com) to actually send the email. Make sure your smtp server allows "[email protected]" to send out emails.

These are some of the security checks put in place by standard smtp servers.

1 So usually when I want to send an email from this server, I have to login via SSH (login.server. Com). Once I'm logged in, the outgoing server is some smtp.server.com.

I think I need to mimic that in java – JPC Apr 12 at 18:33.

This is probably you knock to wrong port. I suppose you're using IMAP protocol: For IMAP over SSL you have to connect to Port 993.

In order to send an email from the server, I have to login via SSH (login.server. Com). Once I'm logged in, the outgoing server is some smtp.server.Com on port 25.

How can I mimic that in java? – JPC Apr 12 at 18:46.

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