Re: VSMTP/VIRC32/PHP

> > VSMTP32, I have set up, but I am not sure if I have it set up correctly
> > what, I went by the setup instructions, but so far it has not tried conn
> > to the mail server to send or receive mail.  At what point does it conne
> > the mail server?  or does it only listen for incoming mail?
> I'll have better instructions on the website eventually. Basically you must
> setup UUCP just like you would for VISK. Using the Internet Configuration for
> in VSMTP32, enter your domain name as the system name, and enter a directory
> for the spool dir (like d:\va\inet\spool), set max received packet at 2048.
> Create a new remote system. The remote system name is your ISP's domain name.
> Enter the outgoing SMTP dir such as d:\va\inet\smtp (and NNTP dir if you want
> Hit OK a few times to exit out. Then in VSMTP32 Configuration under the SMTP
> Client tab, make sure you have enabled the SMTP client.

That seems to be what I have done, except for my remote system, I had put
chris-co.org.  So that won't work, I must use charter.net as my remote system
instead?  I don't even get an idication that it is even trying to connect to
the server either...no errors or anything.


> > And finally, I plan on setting up VADV-PHP after I get the other stuff w
> >  I have registered a domain for chris-co.org through iPowerWeb (10 GB of
> > with a lot of other goodies for less than $100 a year and no ads!).  Doe
> > anyone else use iPowerWeb and know how I can make it where if someone at
> > port 23 at the domain, it will reroute them to my BBS IP address so they
> > just run "telnet chris-co.org"?
> VADV-PHP requires that it have access to your BBS data files, which means it
> needs to be running on the same computer or network.

So setting VADV-PHP up onto the iPowerWeb server would be out of the question,
instead it would have to just have it set up on my computer (with the BBS) and
I would have to get the domain to point to my computer's IP address and such,
correct?

ComputerWhiz


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