Thanks for the response. Back when I was on ISDN I ran an email server off my Debian box. Guess that's because it was ISDN- who'd run a spamming business off of that? This articl…

Well that's kind of what I was talking about. You can move off of port 25, but you have to have a relay or some other gateway upstream that does the port 25 to port relay for you.…

I'm using just the static (more or less) IP from my ADSL line. I'm using No-IP to reverse DNS(?) whatever.whatever.net to my IP at home. With ISDN it worked great; just a few chang…

Anyone with a server on the Internet can relay email for you. Maybe you can set up a trade with someone. Could be worth a post on the postfix or sendmail mailing list- you'll probl…

Gavin thanks for the links, I'll check 'em out

Quote: Originally Posted by Xserve@home I'm using just the static (more or less) IP from my ADSL line. I'm using No-IP to reverse DNS(?) whatever.whatever.net to my IP at home. …

Yahoo BB is now blocking outgoing traffic on port 25? Man, how times are changing... guess with the 100mbit optical lines (they do optical now, I assume), they've probably had to c…

Have you tried contacting your ISP and asking them to stop blocking that port? How about using port 587? They don't block that port, generally. I emailed my ISP so I could use m…

I doubt Yahoo BB would unblock port 25. They have like 50 zillion customers in Japan now, and somehow I doubt they'd do that just for me. Using port 587 though ... hmmm .....

Sorry to rehash an old thread. I now have a domain with mail servers and all that. Am I correct in thinking that I can just use those now?

I know a majority of ppl here are upset of the powerbook update. This is my first post so bear with me. After seeing the disappointing powerbook update (can we request to "upgrade…

It's a possibility. One clue also is that the 12" PowerBook didn't get any update (I guess they still have a lot of the current models in stock which is why we didn't see the 12" D…

12" is already DDR, but it's only DDR2700. Steve

Quote: Originally Posted by ibook_steve 12" is already DDR, but it's only DDR2700. Steve Thank you.

I'd say the PPC is EOL on the PB.

Powerbooks are just as much a consumer product as a pro one. iBooks are only 12 and 14 inches, some people want more than that or don't want white. Many people like to buy "top of…

Quote: Originally Posted by ibook_steve 12" is already DDR, but it's only DDR2700. Steve He meant "DDR2." The 12" model is not DDR2 like the 15" and 17".

I don't think the update is that disappointing. People are just fixated on the processor. Honestly, though, don't we all know that short of a generational leap in processors (lik…

What is a 7448? is that a G4 chip? or why should /could it be on a powerbook?

Quote: Originally Posted by Helmling I don't think the update is that disappointing. People are just fixated on the processor. Honestly, though, don't we all know that short o…

Quote: Originally Posted by polendo What is a 7448? is that a G4 chip? or why should /could it be on a powerbook? It is a processor that was supposed to make it to a G4 PB.…

Thanks! interesting read... better yet it would be interesting to know why wasn't it included on this PB update.

polendo, yeah it would be interesting to know, but i think it is either apple think it is not feasible to concentrate in PPC anymore or Freescale couldn't supply enough to them. …

Even capped at 1.7GHz a 7448 would be a very good addition -- it would put Apple near the head of the pack on battery life, and the doubling of the cache reflects a time-honored Ap…

Do you guys really think that they would put out a "silent" update like that on the Powerbook? The mini I could see, but I'd think they would want to make the Powerbook public. I…