On 10/25/2017 12:39 PM, Richard wrote: > >> Date: Wednesday, October 25, 2017 11:55:13 -0700 >> From: cac...@quantum-equities.com >> >> Sending an email from a remote machine pretends like it goes out >> just fine. But it never arrives in the server's mail folder. >> Zero goes into maillog, even with systemctl restart postfix. TLS >> is not enabled. >> > You have an MX record pointing from delphi-real-estate.com to > mail.delphi-real-estate.com > > # dig delphi-real-estate.com mx > > ;; QUESTION SECTION: > ;delphi-real-estate.com. IN MX > > ;; ANSWER SECTION: > delphi-real-estate.com. 28800 IN MX 10 mail.delphi-real-estate.com. > > but no A record for mail.delphi-real-estate.com. > > You need to get an A-record for mail.delphi-real-estate.com (which > will point to its IPnumber) added to the dns entries for your domain > at bookmyname.com. > > I suspect your test message is sitting on the outgoing mail server > you used and you will get delivery warning and failure messages in > time. My email client finds the smtp server fine and seems to send the email successfully. I can't find it remaining anywhere locally except in Sent.
I've asked my registrar about this and he says: >> There is no example how to set an A record for a mail domain. > Hi, For mail you have to use MX not A. So you have to redirect it on canonical address. Here's what delphi-real-estate.com looks like: www 28800 A 72.251.232.102 @ 28800 MX 10 mail.delphi-real-estate.com. Do you mean I need to set an A record for delphi-real-estate.com ?
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