Hello Tony,
Tony Heal, 25.04.2006 (d.m.y):
> 1. I want to send emails direct without using another mail server in the
> same network.
You know that more and more mail servers refuse to accepting mails
coming from hosts with dynamically assigned IP addresses?
> 2. When using dpkg-reconfigure exim4-config I set localhost.localdomain as
> the only 'final destination' domain
I wouldn't use "localhost.localdomain".
> 3. My offices' domain and our client's
Pardon?
> 4. Our client's email is working properly. The client (which I can not
> mention here) has the same domain name as this server. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The server's domain name is "localdomain" as you mentioned before...
;-)
> 5. "Just configure your exim so that its settings fit your local host- and
> domain name. Then try to submit a mail and take a look into exim's
> logs." I thought I did this and I get the MX record error.
Without knowledge about what the log entries look like we won't be
able to help you.
Regards,
Christian Schmidt
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