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On Mon, Sep 05, 2011 at 02:16:08PM -0400, Michael Orlitzky wrote: |
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> On 09/05/2011 11:48 AM, Matt Harrison wrote: |
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> > I've got an odd problem and I really can't work out what is causing it. I have two |
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> > gentoo mailservers under my control, one is working fine (it seems) but the other is |
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> > just not getting mail out. I'm not even sure if this will be delivered until I see it |
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> > come back through the list. |
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> > According to my logs, the mails are being accepted without issue by the receiving MX, |
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> > but that is the last that will be seen of them. It's not happening for every mail, but |
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> > a lot. Recipients can be on BT Internet, gmail, or other (apparently) unrelated |
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> > providers. |
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> Once the recipient server gives you the 250 OK response, the message is |
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> its responsibility. There's nothing you can do after that point, and the |
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> only person who can tell you what happened to the message is that |
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> server's admin. |
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Thats what I was afraid of. The thought of dealing with BT technical support is |
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depressing :( |
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> > All outgoing mail from this server is DKIM signed, in plaintext only. I've checked and |
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> > the IP of the server doesn't seem to be on any blacklists. There is correct reverse |
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> > dns for the server as well. I've owned the IP for around 7-8 years now and there's |
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> > never been a problem like this. |
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> It looks OK here, coming from the list. Can you send a message directly |
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> to me? I'll check the logs to see if anything looks funny. |
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On it's way in a second. |
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Many thanks |
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Matt |
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