I am using version 7.1. One of the address that When I test the mx record and get a
failed mx test is @anort.com. I just tried a MX record test on my own email address
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) and it failed. What?
> Does this meam that IMail will not deliver the mail to an address that
does not have a MX record.
Per the RFCs, if IMail encountered a domain with no MX record, it will try
the A record for that domain. But, in most cases, if a domain is so badly
misconfigured that there is no MX record for the domain, the A record will
point to a website or will not exist.
> Is there away around this or do you want away around this.
Where else do you want IMail to send the mail?
It's kind of like asking the post office to change their policy, and start
delivering "dead letters" (ones where they can't figure out the address). :)
> IMail does not deliver some email and these email do not have MX record
but I cam mail to the same address from
> Outlook from my ISP mail server and it gets delivered.
What version of IMail are you using? Can you give us an example domain
that this happens with? It could just be that they have blacklisted you,
but your logs should show that.
-Scott
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