Hi,Davide:
I give you some records from smtp log file,
where "domain.com" is my domain name, you
can see what RDNS result is:
"" "domain.com" "211.149.111.76" "2003-09-25 13:51:59" "163.com" "299.net"
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" "S333DD" "RECV=OK" "" "4870" "B7C2Y0"
"" "domain.com" "218.246.127.68" "2003-09-25 14:26:23" "MK" "299.net"
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" "S33419" "RECV=OK" "" "453" "IS~WYQ"
"" "domain.com" "219.238.210.222" "2003-09-25 14:45:11"
"mail_server.chinahrd.net" "" "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" "S334AF"
"RCPT=EAVAIL" "" "0" "MAIL_SERVER"
I never set up IP alias.Please give me some help.
Best Regards,
Jhon Wong
> The 'gethostbyaddr', like the POSIX standard states, *MUST* return the
> name assosiated with the given IP address. If upon a query of an "alien
> IP" for your network, your DNS/OS/network configuration returns an hit,
> that's not an XMail problem. Since you're the only one reporting this in
> many years, it is likely your very own setup.
>
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> - Davide
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