Re: [cobalt-users] mailrouting problem

[Luc Schiltz <becher@xxxxxx>]

> Luc Schiltz wrote:

>> $TTL 2H
>>
>> @       IN      SOA     ns1.interpoint.lu. hostmaster.ns1.interpoint.lu.
>>
>> (

> I've not done any tests to see if it makes a difference, but in my
> understanding, the open paren (in the last line I've quoted above)
> should follow "interpoint.lu." thusly:

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

> instead of being on a line of it's own.

this depends on your bind version running
just have a look at your named.log and check whether your nameserver doesn't tell
you :

Zone "domain.com" (file zone/domain.com): No default TTL set using SOA minimum instead

with $TTL 2H at the top of the zone file this is being corrected

>> 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 ?

> Have you tried telneting into the RaQ1 from the RaQ3, on port 25, and
> entering the commands sendmail would send?

e.g. which ones do you thick about ?

> That's the next step.

> Jeff

Luc