No i dont think that you say is the problem.
i am configuring one server for changin now i have server (the server "old"
now responses to your answrs).
if i startup the server new it responses well to lpis, ns1.lpis.....
and accross the new server i load this problem.
Using the new server from command line if i try to send one email it runs
well but is i make it use one email client appears this problem.
I send email (i am trying to send) from one pc (192.168.1.2) accros my new
email server (192.168.1.100) (i am trying to configure) if i make this :
send from 192.168.1.2 using as email server my new email server
(192.168.1.100 appears the error.
for more info i can say you thar the 192.168.1.2 uses as dns server the
192.168.1.100 and runs well.
i think that the problem is into the conexion from the postfix to the dns
server (into the same server) that doesn't runs well.
can you help me?
----- Original Message -----
From: "Joe Sloan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 25, 2007 2:14 AM
Subject: Re: [opensuse] email server problem with DNS server
Carlos wrote:
mydomain.com is my domain (lpis.com)
i have changed only for not appear here.
i am really sending from mydomain.com (lpis.com)
can you help me?
There seem to be issues with your registrar and/or dns servers.
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lucy: /home/jjs
(tty/dev/pts/3): bash: 1030 > whois lpis.com
<snip>
==================================================
= Name Servers ===================================
==================================================
eldns.honek.org
ns1.lpis.com
ns2.lpis.com
lucy: /home/jjs
(tty/dev/pts/3): bash: 1031 > nslookup lpis.com eldns.honek.org
Server: eldns.honek.org
Address: 80.24.209.146#53
*** Can't find lpis.com: No answer
lucy: /home/jjs
(tty/dev/pts/3): bash: 1032 > nslookup lpis.com ns1.lpis.com
;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached
lucy: /home/jjs
(tty/dev/pts/3): bash: 1033 > nslookup lpis.com ns2.lpis.com
Server: ns2.lpis.com
Address: 80.24.209.146#53
*** Can't find lpis.com: No answer
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This situation is what's causing the smtp errors; the remote smtp server
is trying to look up your domain and there is no answer.
Joe
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