Subj : Mail server loop To : Digital Man From : Sentinel Date : Tue Jul 26 2005 06:51 pm Re: Mail server loop By: Digital Man to Sentinel on Tue Jul 26 2005 02:00 pm > Re: Mail server loop > By: Sentinel to Digital Man on Tue Jul 26 2005 04:08 am > > > Re: Mail server loop > > By: Digital Man to Sentinel on Mon Jul 25 2005 03:56 pm > > > > > Re: Mail server loop > > > By: Sentinel to All on Sat Jul 23 2005 12:38 am > > > > > > > I'm using php to send mail with the synchronet mail server and the > > > > having is the email keeps looping and resending, or so it seems. I > > > > the mail server it just says 'message #xx in transit'. Also in the > > > > log window, when my mail program checks for email there is a line t > > > > -ERR USER or APOP command expected. (seperate issue, just curious) > > > > anyways... I've been having trouble getting the mail server to wor > > > > turned it off for a long time but I'd like to get it working so if > > > > something that might help, I'd really appreciate it. :) Thanks! > > > > > > Post the log entries here. > > > 7/26 03:57:12a 0000 SEND Message #12 from kai@lordextreme.dyndns.org to > > kai@kaibeads.com - in transit > > The in-transit message you can clear (send) by running the exec/notransit.js > module (with the jsexec or use ";EXEC ?notransit"). > > > 7/26 04:02:17a 0000 SEND Message #13 from kai@lordextreme.dyndns.org > > test9@kaibeads.com > > 7/26 04:02:17a 0000 SEND getting message text > > 7/26 04:02:17a 0436 SEND resolving SMTP hostname: lordextreme.dyndns. > > 7/26 04:02:17a 0436 SEND connecting to port 25 on lordextreme.dyndns. > > [67.161.168.149] > > It appears you have configured to your mail server to relay mail through > itself. This won't work. It either needs to be configured for direct deliver > or to relay through an *external* SMTP server. This would explain the > "looping". > > digital man > > Snapple "Real Fact" #65: > A one-day weather forecast requires about 10 billion math calculations. Ohhhh, I see. I thought it might be something like that... =] Could anyone give me a hint how to set up direct mail delivery? I'm using dyndns, not sure if that is where I should get the dns address from. Or just use the dns associated with my ip address? Or I guess I could relay through an external server. I'd like to just use synchronet to send mail directly off my webserver. Anyways, thanks a bunch for pointing me in the right direction!! -Kai .