Hi funkolector, Thanks for the note.First, if you do the above, and then, from a command line, run the command gmail-smtp, do you get a response like: 220 mx.google.com ESMTP 15sm5064500bwz.0If you do, then type the word QUIT to exit that session. If not, then the script isn’t running right. Re-perform the steps in the first box, then try it again. It should start with “sudo tee” and end “/usr/bin/gmail-smtp”Next, try telnetting to the port 10025 with this command:telnet localhost 10025Again, this should return the line something similar to:220 mx.google.com ESMTP 15sm5064500bwz.0If this works, then your xinetd is configured correctly. Again, if not, copy the second block, starting “sudo tee” and ending “xinetd reload”If it’s still not working after all of the above, then come back to me, and I’ll see what I can do :)