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RE: [cobalt-users] Sendmail relaying denied error
- Subject: RE: [cobalt-users] Sendmail relaying denied error
- From: "Tolentino, Elmer" <etolentino@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon Mar 17 20:28:01 2003
- List-id: Mailing list for users to share thoughts on Sun Cobalt products. <cobalt-users.list.cobalt.com>
INRE RE: [cobalt-users] Sendmail relaying denied error:
> >For one thing none of your IP seem to have "reverse" DNS.
> >
> >mail.arthur-lerner.com relates to 208.144.236.201, but
> >208.144.236.201 does not... (and neither does 208.144.236.130).
> >
> >I just sent a test email to the address in your message
> >(elmert@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) and it was at least delivered to IP
> >208.144.236.201. Be interested to see if you actually get it.
>
> It works now because I deleted the site and re-created it. But why
> would I have to do this for this domain. All the other domains work
> fine. Why do I need to have "reverse" DNS setup. When someone sends an
> email to this domain it should query the remote DNS hosting's nameserver
> then see that the MX record is pointing to 208.144.236.201 and then the
> mail server should be able to route it to a user from that domain.
>Elmer,
> You "need" reverse DNS since about one-third or better of the current
>"internet" will not talk to your servers if they do not have reverse DNS
>(since the majority of spammers come in from machines/servers without reverse
>DNS).
I see. I have heard of instances where mail was rejected because, the hosting company we were hosting, had reverse DNS going to nameserver.com but when you ping it, it had a different ip address.
> Relaying denied. IP name lookup failed [208.144.236.130]
>Plus you "need" reverse DNS since your own server said so (see line above).
Will reverse DNS work if server is based on multi domain on 1 IP address? Are you speaking of setting up a PTR record? It does not make sense that deleting and recreating the site fixes the issue, if it is a relaying error. It also does not make sense that 34 domains work and this one does not. I saw this in the discussion forums that someone else has similar symptoms but no domains are accepting messages. It was a 550 also that had the issue.
>Do not have a 550 so cannot help further than that...
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Larry Smith
SysAd ECSIS.NET
sysad@xxxxxxxxx
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