Scott writes:
The recipient's domain was not recognized as a local domain; therefore it must be a remote domain. However when the domain's MX records were looked up, Courier determined that the primary mail server's IP is the server's own IP. So DNS claims mail to the domain must go to this server, but the domain is not configured as a local domain.Hi,I was positive that sourceforge used to have a searchable archive of the courier-users mailing list. It's not there any more so I resubscribed and I'm asking the following question. I have the dreaded "mail loops back to myself (MX problem)" problem. I had this happen the first time I ever set up courier and never since (at least 30 different domains). I always install everything from rpm -ta courier..., the current version I'm running is 0.40.0-1.7.3. I don't need a full description of what's going on here (unless you want to repost it), but I need to know how to fix it. LMK what details you need.
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