Are you running DNS? This is a DNS problem. I encountered the same thing.
My solution was to have the name server, mail server and machine name all
the same. And make sure your DNS tables reflect this.
>i have two domain names registerd for my one ip.
@ IN NS your.domain.com.
@ IN MX your.domain.com.
your IN A 192.168.x.x
This needs to be for both domains, but only the A record for the first
domain, you machine. The second domain only needs the NS and MX records.
Hope this helps.
Kirk
At 07:37 AM 2/23/00 -0800, you wrote:
>
i am
>trying to allow mail for both of them. one domain is
>allowing mail through, the other is not. i did enter
>the name in the mailertable-
>
>myotherdomain.com RELAY:[inside box name]
>
>now, the "inside box name" is in my hosts file so i
>figure it can resolve that ip and know where to go.
>
>i also entered the name in the access table-
>
>myotherdomain.com RELAY
>
>in relay-domains i added the ip for my inside box-
>
>192.168.x.x
>
>also added to sendmail.mc at bottom-
>
>LOCAL_CONFIG
>Cw myotherdomain.com
>
>can't figure out what i am doing wrong, or right for
>that matter. i am getting an error in the log-
>mail loops back to me (MX problem). DSN local
>configuration error.
>
>now, i don't think i have to have a MX record for
>this.
>
>matt
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