Gabor Tamas <gtnet@???> writes:
> > anyway Exim is saying that the webmaster@domain"x" is not routable i.e.
> >it is
> > going through routers and looks to be choking on first one "dnslookup"
> >which
> i created an aliase in /etc/aliases , aliase name is webmaster , which
> directs to gtnet user.
>
> i send a mail from that server to the webmaster user (just to check if
> aliases is OK) (it was a local mail ; from a local user to a local user ;
> from gtnet@ to webmaster@ , so i could do it without net connection)
> # qualify_domain =
>
> # qualify_recipient =
Your qualify_domain and qualify_recipient are (from default) commented out. If
you send unqualified mail (don't know exactly what you type in the To:
address, webmaster@ or webmaster) Exim won't know that this is local deliver
address - unless you tell it. Exim is primarily designed as Internet mail
server and does expect, as a rule, addresses in full form user@domain.
For your Exim (actually mail you sent copied to me showed Exim 3.03) do
# /exim4installdir/bin/exim -bV
this will tell you what version Exim is. Then check where sendmail soft link
is pointing to:
# which sendmail
and assuming you get say "/usr/sbin/sendmail"
# ls -la /usr/sbin/sendmail
will show you which Exim is being called.
I just followed all your headers.
PS
