Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
> It occurs to me that the DNS problem may be that your HELO
> hostname (in the SMTP transaction) doesn't match the reverse
> lookup for the IP observed in the TCP connection. That
> should be easy to fix in the Sendmail configuration.
That sounds like something sim
Abdullah AL-Maskari writes:
> I will look at the spam filter configurations and my DNS but I dont see
> how any of those systems could be broken if the original mailman server
> is working fine.
It's not a question of whether something is broken; something is. The
fact that your own logs re
Abdullah AL-Maskari wrote:
> I should have probably mentioned that I have another instance
> of mailman running on another server on the network and it is
> not having any trouble sending mail through mailhost. The
> sendmail files I am using for my mailman installation have
> been copied from
Hi,
thanks for your reply.
I should have probably mentioned that I have another instance of mailman
running on another server on the network and it is not having any
trouble sending mail through mailhost. The sendmail files I am using for
my mailman installation have been copied from the othe
