Greetings.
I just did an install of qmail 1.03 following the instructions from Life
With Qmail using all his recommended defaults, not using any patches or
additional modules. I'm seeing a really strange problem that I'm sure must
have a simple cause, but can't figure it out...
Whenever outgoing mail is sent (relayed) through qmail, the number 1 is
appended to the end of the recipient domain name at some point during the
delivery, which of course causes it to bounce.
I can telnet in to myserver.com:25 and give "rcpt to:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
and a few moments later a bounce message will go to the sender address
saying that "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" does not exist. That "1" at the end
there is NOT a typo. If I examine the logs of the transaction, I see this:
<processid> starting delivery 1: msg <id> to remote [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So at some point betweent the client handing off the message to my Qmail
install (or me typing it in myself) and when Qmail goes to deliver it, a "1"
is tacked on.
Note however that it sends bounces fine... the sender address is not garbled
and the sender gets a bounce informing it of the invalid domain.
Any help would be much appreciated. If more information would help, let me
know and I'll dig it up. Thanks.
-Nick
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