> sun.inform.dk is down and it was also down this morning.
Oh? Why are they still listed? Also, when I run
> java -cp dnsjava-1.6.2.jar" dig @sun.inform.dk www.deoliveira.dk
I get good responses. Similarly with nslookup on Windows:
> server sun.inform.dk
Default Server: sun.inform.dk
Address: 81.19.226.6
> set q=mx
> deoliveira.dk
Server: sun.inform.dk
Address: 81.19.226.6
deoliveira.dk MX preference = 10, mail exchanger = www.deoliveira.dk
deoliveira.dk MX preference = 20, mail exchanger = backup-mx.post.tele.dk
deoliveira.dk nameserver = antenna.nl
deoliveira.dk nameserver = sun.inform.dk
www.deoliveira.dk internet address = 80.62.45.38
sun.inform.dk internet address = 81.19.226.6
antenna.nl internet address = 217.149.221.19
Have you tried:
<server>217.149.221.19</server>
<server>81.19.226.6</server>
in your configuration?
> when running with just one DNS server I am getting the following
> in the mailet.log:
> 20/04/04 17:17:18 INFO James.Mailet: RemoteDelivery: No mail server found
for: dylan.dk
My guess is that this is related to why you don't get a lookup for your own
domain when you don't specify which DNS server to use. I am testing this by
blindcopying your @dylan.dk address, and sending through my own James
server.
I spent time corresponding with Brian last night, and have some additional
test code. Will clean it up for your test case, and send it.
--- Noel
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