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<0> How do I turn off TLS/Auth in a submit.mc file?
<0> I'm using an alternate file with -C to specify a specific Interface to send on.
<1> how does one configure their sendmail / smtp
<2> carefully
<3> Hi
<3> I am getting Jun 7 10:54:15 smpworld sendmail[9295]: k575OCRr009295: did not
<3> issue MAIL/EXPN/VRFY/ETRN during connection to MTA
<3> and i am not able to send mails
<4> for some reason i keep getting "config error: mail loops back to me (MX problem?)". can anyone help me fix this?
<5> i want to send all outgoing mail to a development email address. I was told virtusertable was what i needed to look into but i don't think that will do what I want. Any suggestions?
<6> hello
<6> i m getting this type of error in log "stat=Deferred: 451 Temporary local problem - please try later"
<7> i'm very confused about what to put in my DNS zone file when using a dynDNS host which points to a home server ?
<7> sendmail works well for sending but i can't receive
<7> is someone can light the way for me ....?
<7> can someone light the way for me?
<8> what's your domain name?
<7> bahia.jmc-phy-science.info
<7> but bahia is a CNAME
<7> my site is www.jmc-phy-science;Info
<7> ; = .
<7> have i to put this name in the DNS zone file ? or in the sendmail.mc fiel ?
<9> i have an account configed on a 3rd party email server (lets say exchange), i want sendmail to receive the email send to this account to apply a filter configured in is .forward file
<9> how can i do that ?
<9> isnt sendmail a smtp client
<9> how can it receive mail ?
<8> what is the A record for your 'home server' ?
<9> mail.test.com
<9> i am just wondering if sendmail have a way to fetch the email of this account (like with pop) or if exchange need to forward or something
<8> you need fetchmail, or something similar
<9> a mail client, pop3 ?
<7> cpm: the A record is bahia.jmc-phy-science.info too
<9> basibly i want to do some mail filtering
<8> What are you trying to do exactly?
<9> http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2001/07/17/mailfiltering.html
<9> for a particular account
<8> jeanmi_jmc, you can't have both an A record and a CNAME pointing at the same name
<8> it's one or the other
<7> so what's the difference when declaring this in the zone file ?
<7> cpm: so what's the difference when declaring this in the zone file ?
<8> zone file for jmc-phy-science.info
<7> yes for jmc-phy-science.info
<8> you have both bahia IN A *AND* bahia IN CNAME ?
<8> paste your zone file for jmc-phy-science.info at pastebin.com please
<8> (or a paste server of your choice of course)
<7> cpm: http://pastebin.com/767540
<8> thanx
<7> cpm: thanks too
<7> what's wrong ?
<8> Okay, I was confused, I see there is no cname bahia,
<8> that's fine.
<8> I thought you have both an A and CNAME for bahia,
<8> at first glance, it looks fine,
<8> I would change this line
<8> bahia.jmc-phy-science.info. IN A 192.168.1.10
<8> to
<8> bahia IN A 192.168.1.10
<8> YOu shouldn't have a NS record pointing to a CNAME record, all NS records should be A records
<8> It's cheating, but legal to have to named A records point to the same IP, if you need to cut corners
<7> cpm: ok, but with it "host www.jmc-phy-science.info" says Host www.jmc-phy-science.info not found: 3(NXDOMAIN)
<7> non excuse me there was a point at the end !!!! it works well now
<8> cool
<8> those '.'s 'll getcha!
<8> :)
<8> I have a bad habit of leaving them out of in-addr.arpa records, and end up with pretty huge reverse dns queries :)
<7> well, so what line have i to change again in relation of what you said ?
<8> Anyway, aside from a few syntax issues, it basically looks good.
<8> @ IN NS www ; Inet Address of nameserver
<8> this needs to change
<7> oh, what's the problem
<8> www is a CNAME
<8> OR,
<8> just change this
<8> www IN CNAME bahia
<8> to this
<8> www IN A 192.168.1.10
<8> that'll work too
<7> cpm: and delete " @ IN NS www ; Inet Address of nameserver"
<7> ?
<8> for NS records, use a fqdn
<8> and drop the '.'s from your fqdns everywhere in that zone file
<7> cpm: drop?? i thought this . was very important ??
<7> ok but my purpose is having this MX record well configured for sendmail
<7> cpm: ok but my purpose is having this MX record well configured for sendmail
<7> cpm: you said i need fetchmail ?
<8> As far as the world is concerned, , , ,
<8> jmc-phy-science.info. 3600 IN MX 10 bahia.jmc-phy-science.info.
<8> *BUT*
<8> dig bahia.jmc-phy-science.info. IN A
<8> QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 0,
<8> no record for bahia.jmc-phy-science.info.
<8> so, you won't be getting any mail
<8> the mail record for jmc-phy-science.info doesn't show a secondary MX
<8> s/mail/main
<7> for me it works!!! but it's because i'm in my own network... :-(((
<8> sure.
<7> s/mail/main ???
<8> irc colloquialism for "substitute /this for /that
<8> from vi, ed, etc
<7> cpm: what have i to do...?
<7> cpm: sendmail doesn't work for incoming emails ??
<2> works for me !!
<7> thrig: could you tell me how can i make it ?
<2> well, there's lots of things that need to happen, including network work, DNS work, firewall/TCP wrapper work (maybe), Sendmail configuration work
<8> I don't see a secondary MX record, the primary MX record isn't valid, so the email will probably end up going to the A record of the parent.
<8> since the A record of the parent doesn't accept mail, I have no earthly clue how you would getting mail
<7> cpm: i have just one thing to add about my config: my domain is registered in a domain web provider and i have the possibility to forward all web traffic or email traffic to to
<7> an other host
<7> that's the reason i have a dynDNS host which pints to my host home server
<7> but i don't know what host has to point to my home server
<7> or what name to choose
<8> the MX record, and the A record that corresponds to the MX record, pointing to your home server(s publicly accessable) IP address, should help you along nicely.
<7> what is "the A record of the parent", in a physical word ?
<8> The parent domain, jmc-phy-science.info. 3600 IN A 212.35.125.165
<7> cpm: ok it is the IP address of my ISP...isn't it ?
<7> i can find it with nslookup I think...
<7> cpm: 212.35.125.165, what is this IP address ?
<8> that's the A record of the parent domain, jmc-phy-science.info
<7> cpm: how can you see it ? with "dig" or "nslookup" ??
<8> dig
<7> ok, i added it
<7> i added the line
<7> cpm: but this IP address can chnage, isn't it ?
<8> jeanmi_jmc, I am very sorry, I am not helping you very much.
<8> I think there is a language barrier that I am not crossing very well.
<8> I often have a hard time explaining myself, it is my fault.
<7> cpm: it doesn't matter, you do what you can
<7> i 'm trying to understand with what god gave me ...
<8> As are we all :)
<7> but i don't think the fact i'm french could stop to find the solution of this problem....
<7> are you busy right now ?
<10> till Fri
<10> Sorry, wrong target, ignore previous pub-msg.
<8> jeanmi_jmc, No, I expect the fact that I often don't express myself clearly is causing the confusion.
<8> and yes, I am quite busy, but like to come here, and try and deal with someone else's challenges, helps clear my mind a bit.
<7> cpm: ok, with the A record of the parent will problem be solved ?
<7> cpm: does 212.35.125.165 ip address often change ?
<8> I don't know.
<7> cpm: ok, i want to solve this problem, i don't think it is a big problem, if you are too busy, let's give up that
<4> for some reason i keep getting "config error: mail loops back to me (MX problem?)". i think its a dns issue but i don
<4> for some reason i keep getting "config error: mail loops back to me (MX problem?)". i think its a dns issue but i dont know how to fix it, can anyone help me?
<4> for some reason i keep getting "config error: mail loops back to me (MX problem?)" when trying to send mail with sendmail. i think its a dns issue but i dont know how to fix it, can anyone help me?
<2> stop repeating yourself
<4> sorry for the 3 messages, i wanted to be clear
<2> echo '$=w' | sudo sendmail -bt
<4> (the first one i messed up)
<2> does that list hostnames you want to treat locally?
<4> thrig: what do you mean by treat?
<4> that lists all my local host names no doubt, localhost / 127.0.0.1 / server1.myserver.com
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