1. A message sent directly to [EMAIL PROTECTED] ... I'm keeping the real name of [yourdomain] confidential at your request ... appears from this end to go out. It's not in the mailq on my MTA server.
2. If I telnet to the MTA actually running at [yourdomain].com.au, I appear to be able to send a message from here to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
You might let me know which, if either, of those messages actually arrives.
But ...
3. If I run the command "host -t MX [yourdomain].com.au", I get 3 results, none of which is the server [yourdomain].com.au ... all 3 are [something].iinet.net.au ... your ISP, I assume. This means that ordinary off-site e-mail will be sent to one of those servers, not yours. Only God and your ISP know what happens to it after that. This is probably your problem.
At 07:38 AM 8/27/2003 +1000, Robert wrote:
"Ray Olszewski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > At 07:23 PM 8/26/2003 +1000, Robert wrote: > >My mail server has been working without a glitch for a number of months. > >All of a sudden it won't receive messages from the Internet. Local mail > >within my network is still received. Our ISP is under new management - so > >maybe its not a problem with my system!
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