Mitch (WebCob) writes:

Sam said:

Mitch (WebCob) writes:
So I am assuming that the way "freemail" works is that it checks to see
if
the sending server is in the MX list for the freemail domain - I
understood
No.
the docs to mean that it would reverse resolve within the domain - which
seems to be wrong...
Reverse, and forward.
Of course, temporary resolution glitches would be a factor here.

Hmmm - so maybe the problem people are having with this is a DNS problem? In that case, could I try patching courier to use a temporary failure code so the remote server retries (at which point the DNS should work?) I've tried several test messages - so far ALL have failed this way.

Check for the text string "softdnserr", which is used in place of hostname when there's a temporary DNS error.


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