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| Subject: | Re: smtproute not working |
| Group: | Qmail |
| From: | Kyle Wheeler |
| Date: | 14 May 2008 |
On Tuesday, May 13 at 07:09 PM, quoth Nelson Serafica:
> One of my qmail server has a problem in smtproutes. In my other
> qmail server, I have this format in smtproutes
>
> foo.com:10.5.0.1
>
> Now, I put the same format to my other qmail server. Everything is
> working except for one. It always sends to local even though the
> recepient is foo.com.
If I understand you correctly, you're saying that your qmail server is
treating foo.com email as *local* mail.
The problem is most likely that you've added foo.com to your
control/locals file.
Qmail is a segmented server. The control/smtproutes file is only used
by qmail-remote; in other words, it's only consulted when attempting
to deliver a message that's already been classified as needing to be
delivered remotely.
If qmail is classifying a message for foo.com as a local message when
it should instead be treated as a remote message, you should examine
the files qmail uses to make that decision. control/smtproutes is NOT
one of them. The files you want to check out are
control/virtualdomains and control/locals (or control/me if
control/locals doesn't exist).
Hope that helps,
~Kyle
--
UNIX was not designed to stop you from doing stupid things, because
that would also stop you from doing clever things.
-- Doug Gwyn
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