Greetings,
Well.. mail.robotel.ca is the name of the machine
and it is my MX "record".. and it is the name in my DNS..
Also.. I receive lots of mail for @robotel.ca and it get delivered localy without any problem.
Do i have to setup : mail.robotel.ca as a local domain ?.. Because robotel.ca is already a local domain..
dman wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 02, 2002 at 02:06:41PM -0500, Patrick Boucher wrote:
>
> | Using the mail pboucher@??? command It gives me the error in
> | /var/log/messages
> |
> | SYSERR(root) MX list for robotel.ca. point back to mail.robotel.ca: no
> | such file or directory
> |
> | Honestly i don't know where to begin looking.. Can somebody point me
> | someplace to look ?
>
> I see your address is also @robotel.ca. Let me guess, you are sending
> this mail from the "mail.robotel.ca" host, and exim hasn't been told
> that that is a local domain. Thus it is trying to find the remote
> host to deliver it to, but it sees that the remote host is itself!
> The fix is to tell exim that "robotel.ca" is a local domain, or to
> correct the rest of the network setup so that exim can figure out
> where to route the mail to.
>
> -D
>
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Patrick Boucher
Responsable des services informatiques
Manager of information services
Robotel Electronique
pboucher@???
450-680-1969 ext 352
