On 1/16/07, Steve Simon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Finally you can exec smtp with the -d option (debug) to see the SMTP conversation, and perhaps more importantly the DNS lookups (and failures) that occur.
Yes, and it looks like smtp look for an mx record of the smtpserver exec /bin/upas/smtp -d -h crn.mteege.de 'net!$smtp' mtg [EMAIL PROTECTED] expanding /net!$smtp sending /net/dns '192.168.0.22 mx' dns: dns: dns failure There is no mx record for 192.168.0.22. If I use 'mteege.de', which has a mx record (192.168.0.22), sending mail works. I'm not sure if the behavior of upas/smtp is correct. Matthias
