>>> In almost all cases, it's best to provide the true domain and log info
>>> unadulterated.
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>>Perhaps normally this would be an issue, but this is strictly a qmail issue.
>>sendmail works just dandy for me.
>
>Yeah yeah. That's what they all say :>
And I'm only half joking here.
We could tell you that on at least one occassion a particularly tricky
problem has come clear when someone on this list happens to connect to the
SMTP port of the domain in question and finds a non-qmail server running.
Or it may be qmail that's running, but the SMTP conversation makes it clear
why the mail is failing. These and other problems have been solved by the
list *once* the true domain becomes clear.
So, as a general plea, we find unadulterated info vastly more useful.
Regards.
