> James doesn't send mail to servers, despite what the <servername> element > implies; we send e-mail to domains, based upon their MX records (although > other apps violate the spec and try a domain's A record).
Not quite, if an MX record doesn't exist mail should be sent to the A record host. (like @apache.org which has no MX and works just fine..) > Frankly, the administrator SHOULD set a valid postmaster entry in the > configuration file, as we tell them to, but we need to tell them to *not* > use @localhost. <snip> >let them set the element as the configuration tells them > to do. Thats still a reasonable position to take. and root@localhost is still a valid address. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
