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Hello.
I have a RedHat 7.0 box on a clients site handling
their mail. The site uses outside DNS servers for resolving and while the
network is connected to the Internet everything is fine. However, when the
connection drops, we obviously can't send outside mail but we also cannot send
internal email without a long wait. To send a email from [EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED] takes upto 2 minutes
even though the mail server recieves mail for company.com.au. Why does sendmail
insist on doing a DNS lookup on company.com.au when it set to recieve mail for
that domain, and is there any setting I am missing? I'd rather not have to setup
a DNS server on the mail server. The wierd thing is if the Internet connection
has dropped I can rm resolv.conf so sendmail has no name servers to check, and
mail seems to go through fine.
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- Re: [SLUG] Sendmail, dns & resolv.conf The Mystical Ninja
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