P.S. - Just got confirmation email that my report was received! On 10/26/26 11:39, Jeff wrote:
On 10/26/26 04:08, Greg Troxel wrote:Okay, read a few postfix guides, configured postfix to send through a remote smtp server, set up an /etc/postfix/generic file to change the sender, and requeued the message. Now it says that it was sent, so hopefully I have actually submitted my first bug report to NetBSD. :-)My ISP blocks outbound 25 and does not return ICMP Admin Prohibited, for what it's worth. So, the fact that telnet timed out I would say is definitive. Your options are: figure out how to use some email account you have, and the outbound servers via submission (which is SMTP, on a different port, for MUA to first-hop MTA only, and ~never blocked except on crazy public wifi) set up a VPS and fiddle with transport maps to be able to use it as outbound get business service instead after checking that smtp works use some other way to report bugsWhile I was at it, I also forwarded root mail to my email address, so that now I will see it and pay attention to it in a more timely manner.Thanks, Jeff