Yes Sir...
Natalio Gatti wrote:
Sorry If I´m asking such a simple question, but, are you sure that
RAQ's mails are beeing sent to your qmail server?
Did you run dns lookups in your RAQ to make sure it is getting the
right MX's of
the new domains?
What about a packet capture with ethereal or t
Sorry If I´m asking such a simple question, but, are you sure that
RAQ's mails are beeing sent to your qmail server?
Did you run dns lookups in your RAQ to make sure it is getting the
right MX's of
the new domains?
What about a packet capture with ethereal or tcpdump in your qmail?
If you can s
Mark Martin wrote:
Hi -
I have a problem that is driving me crazy, either I am missing it or
have looked at it too long, but I cannot get it to work properly.
We have several email servers, I have been migrating to qmail, and have
had all working for about 8 months, until recently, the only thi
Done that, and yes it works, I kinda suspected maildrop was swallowing
it someway, but, I still should have a log entry for receipt prior to
maildrop getting it, no?
I have checked for duplicate IP's (don't no why, these should be static
for the most part), no go...
On Thu, 2006-05-25 at 12:54 -040
On May 25, 2006, at 12:22 PM, Mark Martin wrote:
1) I have one old RAQ, I am trying to get rid of eventually. It is
on the same exact subnet of my qmail servers.
2) Qmail works fine, as long as it is receiving from sources out of
our
domain.
3) Whenever mail is sent from one of the do
Hi -
I have a problem that is driving me crazy, either I am missing it or
have looked at it too long, but I cannot get it to work properly.
We have several email servers, I have been migrating to qmail, and have
had all working for about 8 months, until recently, the only thing I can
think of tha
