two things to do, first put your domain name (domain.com) in /etc/mail/sendmail.cw (note, you may have to create that file) then restart sendmail. any other domains you want to accept mail for need to be listed in this file - example #domains i recieve mail for domain.com domain.net server.domain.com server.domain.net someotherdomain.org after making a change to this file, you will need to restart sendmail or kill -HUP it to get it to reread this file next, in /etc/hosts.allow add sendmail: ALL : ALLOW newer versions of sendmail (rpms anyway) are coming compiled with tcp wrapper support. On Wed, 26 Dec 2001, Ger Lautenbach wrote:
Hello
first of all i would like to wish all of you a merry christmas!!!!
second, i have a problem with my mailserver. My server is a webserver/mail- and nameserver. ( all in one) Everything is working but, here it comes, i cannot recieve e-mail. I have registrered a domain and filed MX records, made zone files at my own nameserver with MX and a CNAME to my mailserver.
when i use nmap all the necesary ports are open. even with Suse firwall 2 not started at boot i can't receive mail. How come?
Any ideas are more than welcome.
bye
Ger
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