[BlueOnyx:08807] Re: Revisiting a topic - email

[Charles Bowman]

Personally I have a simple workaround for this issue:
1.Log into your server as Admin go in "Site Management" > Services -> Email.
2. Enable email for the domain "offsite.com". Then Save.
3. Replace the "Email Server Aliases" with "noreply.offsite.com". Then Save.
4. Enable Email. Then Save.
5. Disable Email. Then Save.
This does it for me, took me a while to discover that one!

Cheers,
Charles

On 12 October 2011 14:33, James <james at slor.net> wrote:

> There was a recent thread by a user who had an issue with off-server email.
> His issue ended up solved by some routing fix I think, but I still have a
> problem that I believe was what folks here were initially trying to help
> him
> solve.  Here's the scenario:
>
> - I have multiple domains on my BX server, of course, let's call 2 of them
> offsite.com and onsite.com.
> - offsite.com and onsite.com were both initially set up in BX to service
> email for their respective domains.
> - Recently, I made a change to host email for offsite.com somewhere else
> while leaving the web hosting on my BX server.  Changed MX records at the
> registrar and all that good stuff.
> - So, email coming in from the average joe finds its way to my new email
> host quite nicely.  However, email from onsite.com (all hosted on BX
> server
> still) to offsite.com wants to get delivered locally on the BX server.
> - I tried simply ticking the "Disable Email for Domain" checkbox for
> offsite.com, and all that did was make things a little worse: any mail
> headed for offsite.com from onsite.com is now returned with "no such user
> here", and PHP email functionality in www.onsite.com completely fails (I'm
> not sure why that last one is, because it seems completely unrelated to
> anything regarding offsite.com).
>
> Perhaps Michael or someone who has been through this sort of transition
> before can chime on in the proper way to solve it?  Do I need to just
> manually go through the virtusertable and remove all the offsite.comaliases
> as another user suggested he had to do with BQ?  Is there a more proper
> solution?
>
> Thanks!
> James
>
>
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