On 20 Apr 2008, at 23:26 , Sam Varshavchik wrote: > Sam Varshavchik writes: > >> Glenn R. Martin writes: >>> On 20 Apr 2008, at 22:37 , Gordon Messmer wrote: >>>> Glenn R. Martin wrote: >>>>> The log was truncated by accident... the file is located in >>>>> "maillog.txt" on that server... the log AFTER it is also there >>>>> as "maillog.6.bz2". >>>>> I have nothing before "maillog.txt" as they were destroyed in >>>>> rotation. >>>>> >>>>> server: http://64.69.39.4/ >>>>> >>>> >>>> It looks like you're just relaying mail for the >>>> "dsmedialabs.com" domain, right? >>>> >>>> Deliveries are failing with "DNS lookup failed." You need to >>>> resolve the DNS issues so that delivery works. Once courier is >>>> able to deliver mail, it'll stop refusing new messages. >>>> >>> Oddly i have 127.0.0.1 mapped to dsmedialabs.com in the hosts file >>> is this not enough? do i need to have it in DNS? >> Yes you do. Courier always uses DNS. > > And that's not your only problem. Courier wouldn't even use DNS > unless the recipient's domain is not recognized as a local domain. > This indicates that you did not configure Courier recognize this > domain as a local domain, so this domain is deemed a remote domain. > If you set its DNS records to localhost, you will end up with a mail > loop. > It is certainly a local domain... im missing something (obviously)... What do i have to edit for that?
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