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Hi,
I have a site on one machine with the domain name www.example.com. The email domain is handled by someone else. When I try to send a mail from a php script on the website hosted by my machine to bob@example.com. the mail logs says there is relaylock...
Started by madphp on
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by 4 people.
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All email were looking for the mailbox locally....
Locked mail services down for specific apps - and they'll have a different server to handle SMTP to allow that email domain to relay through it?
Email was switched on for the virtualhost.
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Hello, i got a dedicated server and a domain name.
they sent me a didikit login and an ip, now i want to make my own name servers like this : dn1.mydomain.com and dn2.mydomain.com
How to do that and i have only 1 ip
Note : i bought the domain name from...
Started by Tom on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Are you just wanting to use your own domain name in the name server delegations and have them of getting in touch with your domain registrar and registering name servers and providing ....
To be clarified.
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The scene: A merger of two companies. One running Exchange 2010, the other Exchange 2003, both having Active Directory Schemas at Server 2003, SP 2.
Short term goal: Establish a trust between both domains to allow each company to access each other’s Global...
Started by Nathan Hartley on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
You would also need to relay the new domain over server....
Can apply similar settings to have the 2003 server relay mail for the 2010 old domain over to the 2010 server, and use the correct e-mail addresses.
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Does anyone know of a tutorial that takes me from having registered a domain name (with eNom through Google) to a running IMAP mail server (preferably based on Ubuntu) connected to the internet via a ADSL connection? I am looking for something quite specific...
Started by mac on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Your IP address to your domain name configure your ADSL router so that it redirects incoming internet traffic to your computer run a mail server on your computer You will probably need an intermediate trojans)
First of all....
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I have a domain name registered and I want to be able to send and receive mail for some mail addresses @ mydomain. I'm talking about a small number of addresses, and small mail volumes (but I would like to be able to scale if needed).
I guess there are...
Started by tardate on
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by 5 people.
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This includes IMAP of a hassle to setup a mail gateway, so my suggestion would be to set up Google Apps with your domain support, if you want to use....
I believe you can get Google Mail for your domain for free via Google Apps .
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And for extra credit - Is it possible to find the origins of conflicting DNS records?
Started by Binarytales on
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Origin = ns51.domaincontrol.com # ("primary name server" on Windows) mail addr = dns.jomax.net of Authority) record for a given domain name, and this is how you accomplish it using the universally = ns52.domaincontrol....
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Mail for my domain is handled by google apps service, all required DNS MX records entered correctly. Also I have webserver that handles HTTP requests for the domain. And I can't send mail from that server to my mail domain, sendmail ignores MX records...
Started by Sergei Stolyarov on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
To the Google Apps mail account"! That's where all the missing emails are that my programs have been trying.
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How can I add a domain to an IIS 6 SMTP server so that it will relay for that domain?
eg. If I have an email (from address: test@test.com) coming over the net from a server with IP address 1.2.3.4 how can I set my SMTP server to relay this email.
Currently...
Started by Dan on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
IIS SMTP will allow you to allow relay for a specific domain name, but it will allow you to provide a list of IP addresses which....
I'm guessing that your server sending the mail is different to the one relaying the mail.
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I have a small email confirmation form. I was testing it and everytime I enter my email and go to verify it, it's in the spam box. I have tested it with multiple accounts and getting complaints about this issue as well.
When I login to my domain's mailbox...
Started by gugugugugugu on
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by 5 people.
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PHP mail() however will send from the server set correctly? Is the From address matching that IP? PHP's mail() is in general rather terrible where the ....
server with it's domain name and a searchable MX record.
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I have set up an ISPConfig server to host email for several domains and I am having a problem with mail sent from this server not being delivered to some, but not all, valid domains.
When mail is rejected, it contains an error message similar to the following...
Started by Jeff Leonard on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
While you can do you're attempting delivery to the MTA at a server named "comcast.net", but I suspect you really want an A record for the relay.....
You're trying to resolve an address as a domain.
Lookup , and give it another shot.
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