If someone said what I did is incorrect, well, I certainly can't argue it. lol. However, testing with 4 different online tools, they all state...
Thanks for the help guys. Finally figured it out. For anyone as confused about it as I...lol.... in SSH, get your PTR record using dig -x...
Shouldn't an A record, or some DNS information referencing the PTR be entered into the ISPConfig control panel as well as the GoDaddy CP?
Don't I need to set something up for DNS?
The background: there are a couple of domains registered with GoDaddy, and hosted on a Linux server with someone else. It is a fully unmanaged...
Ran the reconfigure process once again. Not sure how or why it was not working before. But this time did the trick. Mail is sent and received....
OK. Told ya I know very little about the mail stuff. lol. It shows. ;D Anyway, figured out the mail log was not working. Restarted rsyslog....
No and not that I know. It is a full unmanaged server.
smtpd_recipient_restrictions = permit_mynetworks, permit_sasl_authenticated, reject_unauth_destination, check_recipient_access...
1. Nothing from gmail 2. Best I can tell. Triple checked. DNS settings worked on the old server, all that changed was the IP. 3. First tool...
Actually.....this is in the dovecot log: auth: Info: pam(user@domain,::1): unknown user Even though logging into roundcube was successful. Not...
The port is open. Disabled the firewall to be certain. Sending from gmail results in....nothing. Absolutely nothing happens. No rejection...
Thank you so much ahrasis. Your suggestion in #1 fixed the login issue. Hurray!!! Sending emails from Roundcube works perfectly. Receiving...
OK. There is nothing in the /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf file referring to /etc/dovecot/dovecot-sql.conf. Here is the file itself: ## Dovecot...
Separate names with a comma.
