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> In /var/log/messages I'm getting an error about transport not |
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> available. I know that I wondered, while going through this |
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> (http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/mailfilter-guide.xml) how-to, that I |
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> simply stated my local domain to be called something, but I have not |
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> declared this anywhere else. Where would I declare the name of |
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> domain.tld? /etc/hosts ? |
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Your local domain needs to match the domain for the machine. For |
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example, google.ca is a domain; if your machine happened to be called |
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'gmail', then the FQDN is "gmail.google.ca". You don't need to |
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"declare" it anywhere if you're using a valid FQDN for your machine, |
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and the FQDN is in a valid DNS server; otherwise, it needs to be set |
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in /etc/hosts, as you had guessed. |
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I have no idea if that will solve your problem, but it wouldn't |
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surprise me: postfix probably just can't find 'selby.tld', because it |
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doesn't exist anywhere. Try changing 'selby.tld' to your machine's |
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name, restart postfix, and see what happens... |
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