[BlueOnyx:02030] Re: e-mail server not on local machine

Jason Humphrey jasonh at bws4ict.co.uk
Wed Aug 12 05:23:37 -05 2009


Hi,

Sorry for the top post, in a rush.

Take the domain out of the email domain aliases box in the vsite configuration > services > email.

You can click disable email for domain but I always seem to end up with errors with the sendmail map files shortly after.

Many Thanks,
Jason Humphrey
BWS
Partner

Mobile: 07875 305350
Office: 01444 471887
Email: jasonh at bws4ict.co.uk
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-----Original Message-----
From: blueonyx-bounces at blueonyx.it [mailto:blueonyx-bounces at blueonyx.it] On Behalf Of Gustavo Silva
Sent: 12 August 2009 11:01
To: BlueOnyx General Mailing List
Subject: [BlueOnyx:02028] e-mail server not on local machine

Hello !

This is a bit OT and should be something easy to fix for me.. but to be
honest i cant find the culprit. I bet im just being blind and im missing
something really obvious. If someone could point me in the right
direction i would be very appreciated.

I have this site: somesite.com configured on a BX server on IP1.
This site only has web service on the BX server on IP1.
Web service is configured somewhere else on another server (Windows
machin ungh!) on IP2.

Local DNS server knows that A is pointing to IP1 and that MX is pointing
to IP2.
Remote DNS server (where the mail server is) knows the exact same
information.

All around the internet mail delivery works fine and ends up on IP2
(Windows machine).

But locally (On the BX server, lets say the site's contact form)... If i
try to send a e-mail it will always try to deliver to the BX server on
IP1 ending up on a error: "User account does not exist"

Ive disabled mail server, set up DNS.. what else can i do? Use resolv.conf?


Thanks in advance,

Gustavo
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