Eric, I added a screenshot from a thunderbird client which has exactly the same wording as the squirrelmail message but is more compact.
My dns servers do have a valid mx records with the correct ip address and I built the new server with the same ip address and hostname. ( I don't have them both connected simultaneously). Kind regards, Mark. > Mark Piekos wrote: >> I've managed to build a new toaster on CentOS 4.4 and incoming mail is >> arriving and readable ok. When I try to send an email, either to >> myself or outside, I get an error message 'no valid mx record for >> domain'. I built the toaster with djbdns as I have a couple DNS >> servers in my own domain. If I switch back to the original server it >> can send fine. I notice that my original server has mDNSresponder >> running. Do I need to install djbdns or is there a config file in the >> toaster to tell it where to go for DNS lookups? > Can we see the actual error message? It's stating the you do not have a > MX record; you may have your own DNS running, but did you configure it > for the domain you're using on the Toaster machine? If so, did you list > a MX record for it's IP address? Otherwise the machine doesn't know > where to deliver the message. >
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