Was there an upgrade that blocks incoming email ?

i stopped receving emails yesterday afternoon. i've spoken with my ISP and its not a server problem. might be software related. i do not believe i have an action firewall (firewall is off under system preferences/sharing) but dont know what "Network Time" is. any thots?

(I posted this on another thread, but since you seem to be in the same boat as me, and I have yet to hear a solution)...
Yay, I'm not the only person who suddenly can't access email using APPLE MAIL!
Using Apple Mail, the last email I've been able to receive from an Earthlink-hosted domain account was on the morning of 11/30/05. I have Apple Mail on 3 computers (one of which is still Jaguar, the other two are Tiger), and MAIL is totally malfunctioning on ALL THREE COMPUTERS!
However, the mail is on the server, and I have NO PROBLEM downloading it using Entourage... I can see the mail is still on the server, yet APPLE MAIL doesn't see it...
I have a total of 5 email accounts, and but the problem is only with one account and Apple Mail. That's what makes this so annoying, as the problem seems to point to both Apple's software and also to Earthlink (who hosts this email account, and also has admitted to having a lot of email server problems lately). Since Apple Mail works with other accounts, it points to Earthlink. But since Entourage has no problem getting mail from this account, it point to Apple Mail. HELP!!!!
NOTE: I did the security update (2005-009) on some computers, but not all, yet the problem is on all my computers (using MAIL).
Oh oh... I realize this is rambling... I just ran mail on a 4th computer. I haven't run mail on this computer for months... Anyway, it seemed to get the mail fine! Very confusing... As if something corrupted the APPLE MAIL if it was running last week, but not if it hasn't run for awhile... Crazy...
Below is a solution posted on another website, but I have yet to try it. Maybe it will work, but it requires deleting a lot of stuff...
Also, for anyone desparate, please try mail2web.com to access your mail, and see what's on your incoming mail server! It's a lifesaver if you don't have anything but Apple Mail!
WORKAROUND FOUND ON OTHER WEBSITE???
"I was also having the problem of Mail.app not showing any new mail off my IMAP server (using Cyrus IMAP and postfix on SuSE Linux 9.1). Even after deleting the account and confirming the deletion of the account folder in ~/Library/Mail. I was able to fix it only by deleting all accounts from the Mail.app preferences, quitting Mail.app, and then trashing all the contents ~/Library/Mail. When I added my account then, everything worked fine. I did have to redo all my preferences. I am also using GPGMail for Tiger without problems."

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Note that there's a similar rule to stop relaying tcp_local - tcp_local and it is working perfectly.
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stamford wrote:
the rule I added is :
tcp_local|*|tcp_intranet|* $N$D30|Relaying$ not$ allowedIf you have defined the IP address range(s) of your internal domain(s) in the INTERNAL_IP mapping table you can use the following rule to block "external" traffic:
ORIG_SEND_ACCESS
tcp_local|*|*|* $N$D30|External$ Unauthenticated$ Email$ BlockedAfter making the modification run "./imsimta cnbuild;./imsimta restart"
Regards,
Shane.

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We're receiving a lot of spam to userid.postoffice.domain@domain email
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Steve
Is it pos

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"steve" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:v0mMk.3994$[email protected]..
> We're receiving a lot of spam to userid.postoffice.domain@domain email
> addresses and nothing genuine comes to these versions of addresses.
>
> I've unchecked userid.postoffice@internet_domain_name in GW System
> Operations > Internet Addressing. When that didn't work I checked and then
> tried overriding/disabling the Internet Addressing settings at the domain,
> PO and user level but they're still coming through to those addresses.
>
> Is it possible to block incoming email to those types of addresses?
>
> Thanks for any assistance.
>
> Steve
> Is it pos
>

Was there an upgrade that blocks incoming email ?

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