Hi all,
Thanks for all replies so far!
I made the following suggested edit to my exim.conf, which I posted
previously, and restarted:
>>>
>>>
>>> I recommend you edit this stanza in your RCPT ACL:
>>>
>>> accept domains = +relay_to_domains
>>> endpass
>>> verify = recipient/callout=30s,defer_ok
>>>
>>> this means Exim will attempt a dummy delivery to the backend server to
>>> check the veracity of the address.
Sadly still getting these "Message frozen" mails. Additionally, since I
started getting these messages, certain mail accounts (notably hotmail)
dont appear to be receiving mail from us. Others appear to be receiving
from us fine. Could this phenomenon be connected to my spam problem? I
was worried the spam problem was causing us to be filtered out.
If anyone could recommend a (verbose!) user guide to get me up to speed
on this, it would be most welcome!
Thanks,
Kris Monstad
>> | Hi there,
>> > |
>> > | Ive got a problem with exim and I would greatly appreciate any help
>> > | offered...
>> > |
>> > | As of this weekend gone by, Ive been getting tons of "Message Frozen"
>> > | emails in my inbox. The mail seems to be addressed to our domain, but
>> > | with a bogus (and gibberish) username. Here is an example of the mail:
>> > |
>> > | Message 1GN7v5-0005t5-FC has been frozen (delivery error message).
>> > | The sender is <>.
>> > |
>> > | The following address(es) have yet to be delivered:
>> > | mpqbilrfv@???: SMTP error from remote mailer after RCPT TO:<mpqbilrfv@???>: host <10.4.130.48> [10.4.130.48]: 550 Unknown user
>> > |
>> > |
>> > | I assume this is some spam/bouncing issue, though I dont really know enough to be sure. Im new to using Exim (and mail servers in general), so forgive any ignorance (or re-posting an old subject).
