On 29 Sep 2005 at 22:59, rich lott wrote about
"Re: [exim] long delays sending (not":
| On Thursday 29 September 2005 19:10, Fred Viles wrote:
| On 29 Sep 2005 at 18:46, rich lott wrote about
|
| "Re: [exim] long delays sending (not":
| |...
| | Thanks, I set primary_hostname directly and it seems to work!
|
| You mean it fixed the delays sending to shinyblue.net as well? Then
| they were probably doing an intentional delay due to the unresolvable
| HELO name you were giving them.
|
| Aaaaaaaaaaargh! Now I can't send mail to shinyblue.net because it says
| unroutable address, presumably because it thinks it owns shinyblue.net
Doesn't it? Maybe you need to be more specific about what the
definition of "it" is.
| and so
| looks for a local user called xxxxxx for [EMAIL PROTECTED] and fails.
That makes no sense. You had no problem (other than the delay) using
@shinyblue.net sender and recipient addresses before, right?
Changing primary_hostname shouldn't affect that.
What did you set primary_hostname to? If you set it to
shinyblue.net, re-read my earlier post.
- Fred
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