David Humphrey wrote:
> But I can't figure out what! What is it about courieresmtp that needs
> to be configured to send mail *out* of the server?!?
Are you sure it's courier? Take one of the destination addresses from
the mail in your spool. Do
host -t mx domain
where "domain" is the part after @ in the e-mail address. then try
telnet host 25
where "host" is the reply you got from the previous command. If you
get an answer, send a mail manually, like this:
helo yourownhostname
mail From: <youraddress>
rcpt To: <destinationaddress>
data
blah
.
quit
Note the sole dot on a line before "quit".
Then repeat inbound:
telnet localhost 25
helo localhost
mail From: <validuser@localhost>
rcpt To: <validuser@localhost>
data
blah
.
quit
If this works, then you should probably go back to fighting with
the courier configuration. If the first test doesn't work, you have
a network (configuation) problem. If the second test ends with
"connection refused", you forgot to flip the last configuration
directive in esmtpd to YES.
Forgive me if I suuggest things that you already tried long ago,
but sometimes the simplest problems are the most difficult to see.
Z
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