problem with mail

tza

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i have a problem whit user not success to send mail from server or from site





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@tza:

Whomever set up your server should have properly configured your /etc/resolv.conf file to include two nameserver lines similar to the ones in my post linked to by Floyd (above).

You need two nameserver lines in that file, pointing to cacheing nameservers which should be supplied by your upstream service provider. If your upstream provider doesn't supply cacheing nameservers you can use Google's, as shown in my example in the post mentioned above.

You can use any command-line editor to edit the file on your server.

@floyd:

Thanks for the heads-up. Fixed.

Jeff
 
It could also be possible the server admin used the /etc/virtual/limit file so he reached the limit of maximum mails.
 
It could also be possible the server admin used the /etc/virtual/limit file so he reached the limit of maximum mails.

True. The best thing to do is always check the logs first.
 
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