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> > It looks to me like the mail sent by Mailman would have to end up getting
> > its HELO command from smtplib.py's
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> It looks to me like the mail sent by Mailman woul
It looks to me like the mail sent by Mailman would have to end up getting
its HELO command from smtplib.py's _get_fqdn_hostname(); that uses
gethostname() and then gethostbyaddr() to come up with a hostname.
Perhaps something is wrong with your machine configuration such
that gethostname/gethostb
t? ;)
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> > robm
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> > On Tue, 9 Jan 2001, Bill Larson wrote:
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> > > Ok one issue here. This problem is occuring during the creation of the
> lists
> > > via the newlist command from the bin directory.
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> > > - Ori
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> 1. i don't think that Mailman is doing th
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> > I was wondering the same thing more or less. Would Mailman drop th
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> I was wondering the same thing more or less. Would Mailman drop the domain
> if the "Preferred Domain for this list" is blank? The HELO command
I was wondering the same thing more or less. Would Mailman drop the domain
if the "Preferred Domain for this list" is blank? The HELO command is
supposed to identify the connecting machine as I recall. The connecting
machine is the SMTP portion of the MTA, right? Presumably, that would
mean that
ay, January 09, 2001 4:01 PM
Subject: Re: [Mailman-Users] My second request for help
> Well, let's see: the error message says:
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> All recipients refused: (501, '5.0.0 helo requires domain address')
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> That seems to me to point directly to "no domain addre
Well, let's see: the error message says:
All recipients refused: (501, '5.0.0 helo requires domain address')
That seems to me to point directly to "no domain address" in the
HELO command. Is it possible you haven't set your 'originating domain',
or that some admin or subscriber address doesn't
Version information
mailman: 2.0
Sendmail: 8.11.1/8.11.1
Procmail: v3.13.1
webserver: Apache/1.3.12
I more than likely missed a simple step somewhere in the installation
process however I am gettng the following errors in the logs/smtp.
Jan 08 14:49:14 2001 (22489) All recipients refuse
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