Renaud Allard wrote:
>
>
>
> veryxRV wrote:
>>
>> Magnus Holmgren-3 wrote:
>>> On Monday 26 February 2007 15:42, veryxRV wrote:
>>>> Exim always uses the internal email addess (www-data@machine) for
>>>> delivery
>>>> to an external SMTP server. How can i change this? It has to use a
>>>> special
>>>> e-mail adress!
>>> If the web application (I presume) in question can't use SMTP to talk to
>>> Exim,
>>> the easiest solution probably is to add www-data to trusted_users.
>>>
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>>>
>>
>> I solved the problem now, but theres another one:
>>
>> The email is being rejected by the smtp server. The server response gave
>> me
>> a link:
>>
>> http://freemail.web.de/reject2/
>>
>> There are listed some reasons for this rejection on the the site. I think
>> this is fitting to my problem:
>>
>> "WEB.DE does not accept any E-Mail on its incoming mail servers
>> originating
>> from IP numbers without a resolvable DNS entry. Update your DNS zone
>> files
>> and afterwards contact us to re-evaluate your IP number(s)."
>>
>> So any idea what to do now?
>
> Just ask your ISP to set up a reverse DNS for the IP of your server. For
> a more accurate setting, your HELO, A record and PTR record should match.
>
>
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Yes thats right, i dont have a reverse dns. But how to get one? Does it cost
anything?
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