On 2 Feb 2005 at 18:37, Robert Cates wrote about
"[exim] formerly dynamic IP":
| ...and now I've got a static IP, and I'm ending up with this sort of
| problem:
On what machine?
| 2005-02-02 17:42:07 Start queue run: pid=633
| 2005-02-02 17:42:15 1CwNFZ-0001DU-MK kormar.net [217.91.111.75]: Connection
| refused
| 2005-02-02 17:42:16 1CwNFZ-0001DU-MK == root@??? R=dnslookup
| T=remote_smtp defer (111): Connection refused
| 2005-02-02 17:42:16 End queue run: pid=633
|...
|
| does anybody know what/where I need to change my config file? Would that be
| in the ACL section? I'm really curious why I'm getting the 'Connection
| refused'.(?)
I can connect to kormar.net, though it takes it a good while to
respond with the ESMTP greeting. If the machine trying to send the
message is not kormar.net, look to komar.net's config to see why the
connection is being refused.
If the machine trying to send the message *is* kormar.net, the
message should not be getting handled by the dnslookup router. Look
to see why komar.net is not being handled as a local domain.
| The mail is coming from a script running in the background on
| the same machine, which obviously sends to root.
That part seems OK, the message is being accepted and queued.
- Fred
