TS3276 if smtp server yahoo is offline, what exactly does that mean? did yahoo take the server offline?

IF YAHOO SMTP OUTGOING MAIL SERVER IS OFFLINE, DOES THAT MEAN YAHOO HAS TAKEN DOWN THAT SERVER?, OR IS THAT SERVER BEEN TAKEN DOWN FOR SOME SORT OF MAINTENANCE?, OR IS THAT SERVER HAVE PROBLEMS? WOULD APPRECIATE A KNOWLEDGABLE
ANSWER, IF ANYONE KNOWS ABOUT THIS ISSUE.
THANKS.....FRANK

well it's back online, so i guess they(yahoo) fixed their SMTP server. I can now send mail from my mac. Other
people have also had this issue, so i hope they're able to send mail.

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[SOLVED] What exactly does gcc's -Os do with the code?

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Last edited by Unia (2013-10-12 20:35:05)

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