Hi Andy,
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>> My understanding is that as we are sending email from our own domain
>> e.g "example.com" its complaining because the PTR is ovh.net not example.com?
> No, there is no requirement for the PTR record to match the From:
> address of the email. They just want it to not look like
Hi,
On Fri, Jun 02, 2023 at 12:46:04PM +0100, Andrew Wood wrote:
> Can I clarify my understanding of an issue with a Debian Postfix server
> please. We have a mail server which is a VPS running Debian hosted by OVH.
> Its hostname is of the form vps-xyz.vps.ovh.net the PTR for the IP resolves
> to
On 02/06/2023 13:01, Dan Ritter wrote:
Ask OVH to set the PTR to one of your domains, and make sure you
have an MX in each of your domains that points back to that
domain.
i.e.:
PTR mail.longterm.com
MX for longterm:
50 mail.longterm.com
MX for otherdomain:
30 mail.otherdomain.com
50
Andrew Wood wrote:
> Hi
>
> Can I clarify my understanding of an issue with a Debian Postfix server
> please. We have a mail server which is a VPS running Debian hosted by OVH.
> Its hostname is of the form vps-xyz.vps.ovh.net the PTR for the IP resolves
> to that.
>
> The the issue is our serve
Le 2 juin 2023 Andrew Wood a écrit :
> The the issue is our server sends mail for our own domains and we are getting
> mail rejected from some recipient servers with 550 PTR rejected: Please use a
> non-generic PTR (in reply to RCPT TO command.
Give the full message for better understanding but I
Hi
Can I clarify my understanding of an issue with a Debian Postfix server
please. We have a mail server which is a VPS running Debian hosted by
OVH. Its hostname is of the form vps-xyz.vps.ovh.net the PTR for the IP
resolves to that.
The the issue is our server sends mail for our own domain
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