IFCONFIG RESPONSE IS: Yes i know that the IP has changed but i've updated it on the router we've got 20 dedicated IP's to our router and i was given 10 at purchase i tried to change incase the IP was causing a problem
I get this when I try to connect to your server: Code: mh1:~# telnet zcubed.co.uk 25 Trying 70.147.153.69... Connected to adsl-070-147-153-069.sip.clt.bellsouth.net. Escape character is '^]'. And then it hangs... What's in /etc/postfix/main.cf (please strip out the comments)? Is myhostname or mydomain set?
one other thing that i find strange is that i can emails perfectly fine from the webmail client??? i don't know what smtp server the webmail uses or if i'm perhaps trying to use an incorrect smtp server ... the smtp i'm trying to use is zcubed.co.uk is there anyway to check the CONF for the webmail system as the preferences don't give any information what so ever... is it user error or a relay error?? Thanks
The webmail uses lawyas your local smtp server trough the "sendmail" command (which is provided by postfix and sendmail).
Are you sure this is a DNS server? Because I get this: mh1:~# dig @70.147.153.65 google.de Code: ; <<>> DiG 9.2.1 <<>> @70.147.153.65 google.de ;; global options: printcmd ;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached Please try this in /etc/resolv.conf instead: Code: nameserver 145.253.2.75 nameserver 193.174.32.18 nameserver 194.25.0.60
No joke that's the exact contents of my mail.log file That's from mail.log.ispconfigsave the last time i rebooted the server was yesterday so it should have something in some of the mail logs shouldn't it? from mail.log.0 the final few lines of the logs
This means that the mails don't even arrive or go through your server, most likely because of wrong DNS records, a misconfigured firewall, etc. Please check your DNS records again with dig.
report of Dig from another server not localhost. i recieve all of my incoming mails without a problem it just fails on outgoing
And you don't see anything in your mail log when you send a mail? Then you should check the settings in your email client. What do you use as SMTP server in your email client? Did you try the IP address (70.147.153.69) to go sure it's not a DNS issue?