Davide, I have a interesting problem that has surfaced. One particular domain that I send to fails because Xmail says it can't find an MX record, so it tries an A record, it finds one and that server is not a mail server (even though it responds on port 25). So I get a bounce email with error 550, mail not permitted. If I restart Xmail, and resend the same email (outlook 2003, resend option), Xmail finds the MX record successfully and sends the email. At this point I think I have fixed it with a simple restart of Xmail and write it off to a glitch. Some time later that day, I send an email to the same domain and get a bounce email, same as before. And yes if I restart Xmail, I can resend the email. I am running Xmail 1.20 on Win 2k sp4. I use the smartdnshost option in the server.tab pointing to a local dns server that does the resolving. The windows IP setting for dns is pointing to the same dns server. If I do a nslookup for the mx record against the same dns server, I get the MX record every time. Davide, I'll send you directly and attachment with all the details and real domains/IPs. Thanks Rob :-) _________________________________________________ Note To Self: Remember to put something witty here later...
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