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well i have the same problem. just that i m getting a different error. Error while performing operation: RCPT TO <xxxxxx@xxxxxx.com> failed: Syntax error, command unrecognized
where <> has the e-mail address i m sending the mail to. kmail works fine so it shd not be a problem with hosts or any other file but anyways i have checked that thing.
so was I and still am. but don't honor me, this solution is quoted and was e-mailed to me from a guy (who knows damn much and helped me out a couple of times) from the users@lists.ximian.com.
Speedfreak, thanks for the tip. I just put Evolution on Slack 9.1 and found this thread through Google. My hosts file had two entries for 127.0.0.1 (and a note to never, ever name 127.0.0.1). I removed the named entry and smtp mail now works.
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