On May 25, 2006, at 12:22 PM, Mark Martin wrote:
1) I have one old RAQ, I am trying to get rid of eventually. It is
on the same exact subnet of my qmail servers.
2) Qmail works fine, as long as it is receiving from sources out of
our
domain.
3) Whenever mail is sent from one of the domains on the RAQ to one of
new domains on the qmail server (RAQ is a sendmail system), it
shows
in the log, it was sent. BUT, it never shows up in the logs on the
Qmail side, or to the recipient. It is like it gets sent to the
bit
bucket, no trace.
hm. can you telnet out from the RAQ (i'm not familiar with that
system)? if so, have you tried the following:
1) telnet from the RAQ to the new qmail server, port 25
2) manually run the SMTP transaction, e.g.:
HELO <the RAQ's FQDN>
MAIL FROM: <a valid address on one of the RAQ's domains>
RCPT TO: <a valid address on a domain on the new qmail server>
DATA:
<whatever>
.
QUIT
3) verify that your manually-generated mail arrived. if it did, then
the problem is probably on the RAQ end, since you'll have verified
that the qmail server can receive a properly-formatted message from
within your network; if it didn't, then there's a problem with the
qmail server.
hope this helps,
-steve
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