@ IN CNAME www.ntmasters.net.
@ IN MX 10 mail
www IN A 209.85.33.100
IN MX 209.85.33.100
mail IN A 209.85.33.100
IN MX 10 mail
OK, so your saying that the first line here needs to go....
I have this here in case someone goes to http://ntmasters.net it will
properly take them to http://www,ntmasters.net Im not sure this is critical,
but I guess I have to remove it to make the email work properly.
What about the other question I had, it would also solve this....
I want @anything.myvirtualdomain.com to get recieved, my virtualdomains file
is like this
myvirtualdomain.com:seek3r
I read somewhere that I could put a dot in front of it like this:
.myvirtualdomain.com:seek3r
Any ideas about this?
-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Seek3r <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Qmail List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, January 07, 1999 5:58 PM
Subject: Re: Control files
>On Thu, Jan 07, 1999 at 05:50:20PM -0800, Seek3r wrote:
>> ok fine, you want real details ;p
>> I send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and it was getting bouced, and
>> saying that it could not deliver to [EMAIL PROTECTED] I dont
know
>> where the www came from. Any ideas about this?
>>
>> I didnt want to us the real address, because I made a fix my making my
>> virtualdomains file read as follows:
>> ntmasters.net:seek3rntmasters
>> mail.ntmasters.net:seek3rntmasters
>> www.ntmasters.net:seek3rntmasters
>>
>> I undid the fix in case you want to test it.
>
>The problem is that ntmasters.net has a CNAME record pointing to
>www.ntmasters.net, and when you send mail to ntmasters.net the domain is
>getting canonicalized.
>
>The solution is to get rid of the CNAME record and replace it with an A
record
>or an MX record.
>
>Chris
>
