I've just built and installed QMail 1.03 under a homebrew Linux running
2.0.38 and libc2.01. Even though it's an older kernel, I keep the
various networking packages updated. I got hit with some heavy relay
hacks last week and I've just learned about qmail's natural defense
against unauthorized relay.
The installation appears good -- qmail-lint reports no problems. I can
send messages from one internal system to any other internal system, and
mail to my domain users is received properly. Also, if I use "echo to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] |/var/qmail/bin/qmail-inject", a message is
delivered with no problems. However, when I try to use a standard UMA
like pine, or Netscape, I get the popular "sorry, that domain isn't in
my list of allowed rcpthosts" message.
I read the threads here and added entries to /etc/hosts.allow and
/etc/tcp.smtp as outlined. But, the errors still occur. Oh, and no
errors are sent to postmaster. Of course, I've restarted inetd and
qmail.
What am I missing?
Tim Jones
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
