Re: [cobalt-users] mailrouting problem

[Luc Schiltz <becher@xxxxxx>]

$TTL 2H

@       IN      SOA     ns1.interpoint.lu. hostmaster.ns1.interpoint.lu.

(

                        1999092308 ; Serial
                        3H         ; Refresh
                        1H         ; Retry
                        1W         ; Expire
                        2H         ; Minimum TTL

)

                IN      NS      ns1.interpoint.lu.
                IN      NS      dns.kpnbelgium.be.
                IN      A       195.95.123.15
                IN      MX 10   web.lu.
                IN      MX 20   relay.web.lu.

$ORIGIN web.lu. 

www             IN      A       195.95.123.15
eisleck         IN      A       195.95.123.7
technoage       IN      A       195.95.123.121
relay           IN      A       195.95.123.15

DNS is done via a separate machine ...
according to me the zone file is 100% correct

I get no errors when logging in via telnet to the RaQs

trying to send mails from RaQ3 to RaQ1 using an smtp server from RaQ3:
this is the logfile from RaQ3:

May 14 01:35:10 eisleck sendmail[13878]: BAA13878: from=<support@xxxxxx>, size=298, class=0, pri=30298, nrcpts=1, msgid=<200005132335.BAA13878@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, proto=SMTP, relay=dialup74.lux.eunet.lu [193.91.32.74]
May 14 01:35:11 eisleck sendmail[13879]: BAA13878: to=<luc@xxxxxx>, ctladdr=<support@xxxxxx> (364/100), delay=00:00:01, xdelay=00:00:01, mailer=local, stat=Sent -> it doesn't indicate that the message has been accepted for delivery

the logfile from RaQ1 doesn't have any entry concerning the sending of this mail ...

strange ... but do you have any idea ?

thanks

Luc


> Maybe a DNS issue.  Maybe a failure somewhere in the RaQ1.

> You might try connecting to the RaQ1 mailserver by hand with telnet;
> pretend you're sendmail, and see what kind of errors you get.

> To get help here you'll need to post your zone files for both as a
> start, and also log entries from the RaQ3 showing the attemptied
> sendmail connection, if there is one.  If there isn't one it's almost
> certainly a DNS issue.

> Jeff

> Luc Schiltz wrote:
>> *DNS is done via a separate machine
>> *raq1 has a domain : web.lu where mail passes through
>> *raq3 has a domain : faxline.lu where mail passes through
>>
>> we have pop-before-smtp installed on our raq3 which works fine
>>
>> sending mail from the raq3 using the mailserver : faxline.lu
>> to a domain outside from the raq1 box works fine
>>
>> but when trying to send mail from the faxline.lu to web.lu
>> from raq3 to raq1 using the mailserver : faxline.lu it should
>> have worked according to the log files but :
>>
>> this message doesn't arrive at luc@xxxxxx
> --
> Jeff Lasman <jblists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> nobaloney.net
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