> I telneted to 25 and it connected but did nothing
> else.

http://isp-lists.isp-planet.com/isp-nt/0205/msg00099.html

See above. Use valid addresses to test proper function, and invalid ones to
test relaying.

> I don't have 110 going.

Ahh. The Courier-IMAP can support POP3 if I remember, but I do not know if
it is on be default or not. Someone who uses it could give you all the info
on that, if you want 110/POP3 support. If so, ask in a Courier list.

> 143 said the following:
>
> * OK Courier-IMAP ready. Copyright 1998-2003 Double
> Precision, Inc. See COPYING for distribution
> information.

If you know some IMAP commands you could do the same thing that link talks
about for testing 25/SMTP.

> How do I send it a piece of mail?

Make an account. Send to it.

It is better if you send from a real internet address, like the
syprinthyahoo.com one, to one on the system. That way you have more to
look at.

But if this is an internal only server, or does not have a public domain
attached, you may have to test it by sending internal mail from one account
to another.

--Eric

ps. Please reply to the list. It lets others add in their $0.02

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