Hi,
DNS resolving is not the problem I think. I tried to setup a connection to the
smtp server of my ISP using telnet and I get a connection. But when I send
MAIL FROM:
RCPT TO:
I get the response that sender's domain is not recognized. For the SMTP server
of my ISP this is true. So obviously I need a sender address with a valid
domain name, at least the remote smtp server must know the domain.
Is it possible to let XMail alter the from address into a valid address? I
tried to add records in the FILTERS.POST-RCPT.TAB file with the command
"/bin/cp $(FILE) /tmp/$(FILE).tmp", just to see if the outgoing message was
copied to the tmp directory. But nothing happened.
I also added same command to the filters.post-data.tab and filters.pre-data.tab
files. No result so far. (Yes I restarted the xmail process)
Eelko
Op 18 jun. 2012, om 00:06 heeft Ivo Smits het volgende geschreven:
> Hi Eelko,
>
> XMail does normally forward non-local e-mails to external SMTP servers. A
> more likely cause of your problem is that your ISP is blocking outbound
> access to SMTP ports to prevent spam. Try this: "telnet smtp.gmail.com smtp",
> if that doesn't connect, that's your problem. If it does connect, your
> internet IP address is likely to be on "dynamic IP" blacklists, so your mail
> could easily disappear in spamfilters. A solution could be to configure your
> ISP's smtp server as a "smart host" ("DefaultSMTPGateways") in XMail.
>
> Ivo
>
> Op 17-6-2012 19:45, Eelko schreef:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have a question about the configuration of XMail. I setup the XMail server
>> for the domain home.lan. I created some users (eg. te...@home.lan and
>> te...@home.lan) and I am able to send emails between these accounts. Now I
>> wanna send an email from one of these test account to some internet email
>> address, let's say my gmail account. Unfortunately XMail doesn't
>> automatically forward the email to the gmail smtp server. How can I
>> accomplish that XMail forward all email which cannot be delivered locally?
>>
>> BTW, the server can access the Internet and "nslookup smtp.gmail.com" gives
>> a valid answer.
>>
>>
>> Any suggestions are welcome.
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Eelko.
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