Dairenn Lombard wrote:
Perhaps I'm not being clearly understood;
3. There is no way DNSreports could verify what it is that I'm trying to
do.
I did restart the toaster after updating /var/qmail/control/locals so
I'm going to request that GoDaddy releases their block on its IP and
hope that it works.
I snipped some out of your reply. No, I'm not understanding what you're
asking I guess. Can we see what exactly the error from GoDaddy is? I ran
DNS reports on my domain, and got this:
*PASS* MX is host name, not IP OK. All of your MX records are host
names (as opposed to IP addresses, which are not allowed in MX records).
I have never had any problems sending to GoDaddy domains. I don't use
their hosting service, but I do have several domains registered through
them. I do have some clients that use their hosting service that I send
emails to regularly, though.
I did a dig on your email's domain (broadspire.com), and see that your
MX records are actually on a psmtp.com domain. I had problems sending to
a domain (sympatico.ca) since they actually use mail servers from a
different domain (toip6.bellnexxia.net) and had to put static smtp
routes on my end for it to work right (double DNS lookup error).
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