On Mon, 13 Oct 2003, Payal Rathod wrote:

> Hi,
> Sorry for breaking the thread. Regarding our discussions with the
> Subject, Mail delivery  problem, I missed a mail from Suresh due to 
> a wrong dns entry and found about it just yesterday.

Are you sure that was because of DNS? Might have been qmail. ;)


<snip>

> Well, I will be talking in qmail language. Assume I want a mail to be
> delivered to [EMAIL PROTECTED] ( :) ) which does the helo filtering
> and tries to map helo to a ip and checks it. So, I cannot deliver mail
> to him from my local MTA on dialup. So, I use qmail as a smarthost and
> try to relay mail to him by using control/smtproutes. But my ISP uses
> SMTP-AUTH. So I patch qmail and now the control/smtproutes file has,

...
...
</snip>
 
> Now, when qmail tries to re-route this second message, mysmtpauthisp
> will check the username and password and then maybe give up with an
> error like "Relaying Denied" and bounce the message. So, I cannot mail
> Suresh at all from my design address.
> 
> Can you please tell if the above thing is right or not and what to do
> in such cases?

So basically, your ISP has relay checks for both SMTP AUTH and the domain 
in From: and you need to find a way to re-route the mail in case the From 
address does not match to the ISP's domain.

Ain't this getting too complicated? I mean, cant you instead go and find a
decent ISP or access to a relaying mail server instead of tweaking your
own config for each bounced mail?

My 2 cents.

VaibhaV
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