ispconfig 2 and google apps

Hi:

A customer change mail accounts to google apps.
I changed MX records in "DNS Manager" accord to google instructions.

When try send mail across smtp via my server (with ispconfig) using my account, mail for my customer in google app not receive message, but when send across other how hotmail or yahoo receive ok.
My server return message:
"
550 5.1.1 <[email protected]>: Recipient address rejected: User unknown in local recipient table
"

Customer mail alias not exit any more in my server.

Any idea?
Regards
David Lagos S.
Coquimbo - Chile

 

Login as admin and choose clients site, than click on Options tab and choose under Mailserver: External Mail Server instead of Local Email Server

 

Thanks Damir, but same message.
I've have to delete all users?...and how admin (for ftp) website if not user in client site?

Regards
David Lagos S.
Coquimbo - Chile

 

Delete your google apps domain in

/etc/postfix/local-host-names

 

Thanks:

How do I stop ispconfig change the configuration of postfix and add the domains you are with ggogle apps, being that they are as "external mailserver".
Additionally options are not marked "Create DNS" and "Create DNS MX".

Ispconfig 2.2.37
OpenSuse 11.0

Regards

David Lagos S.
Coquimbo - Chile

 

Till:
Thanks for the reply.
You can put example.

On my site customer this config:


My codomain is:
xx.xx.xx.xx domain.cl





Mi customer only use google apps. www, php, mysql on my server.



I have to change xx.xx.xx.xx domain.cl to nn.nn.nn.nn google.com?

If change codomain when client put domain.cl on browser what see?

I'm confused

Regards

 

Any idea for this?
Regards

 

I'm also interested on this last question

EDIT: I'm a stupid...
I've changed to external mailserver only in options, while I've to change it for al co-domains -> options

Now it works like a charm.

Thnx for your help falko.

 

So, I too forgot to change it on the co-domains, but I read that far after I had already deleted them from /etc/postfix/local-host-names. I deleted dns record and recreated it. Did I mess anything else up?