I have an xmail server "mailserver.idv"
however , when I buy domain name from Google Domains , there is a Email Forwarding Service.
Now I have 2 kinds of mail address:
user#mailserver.idv is a really account on my "mailserver.idv" mail server
test#mailserver.idv is a forwarding mail to my g-mail "test#gmail.com"
I can send mail from user#mailserver.idv to test#gmail.com directly
But I cant send user#mailserver.idv to test#mailserver.idv
I noticed that in smail logs, it's diff. between SMTP & LOCAL
How can I set config file to send all mail as out "SMTP" always?
I solved this by add mailproc.tab under /domains/mailserver.idv/test/
"redirect"[tab]"test#gmail.com"[newline]
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I have orangescrum installed on both local server and cloud server. When I try to send E-mail to other user from local server the mail is not getting delivered. I have checked the SMTP configurations, all seems fine. I checked email track delivery on cpanel but no email is shown.
I want mail server hosted on cloud to accept those emails originated from my local server and send it to the destination email address. It seems like something is blocking the request. Should I have to configure(DKIM,SPF etc) anything on cpanel so that it accept my mails? Any help is much appreciated.
Looks like you want to use your cpanel server as "smarthost" for your local server.
In cPanel you can do it in this way:
You can add the IP address/hostname of the local server (public IP) to the
following options in "WHM Home » Service Configuration » Exim
Configuration Manager":
"Trusted SMTP IP addresses"
"Backup MX hosts"
In some cases you may need to add the IP address to the
/etc/alwaysrelay file and enable Antirelayd.
I just purchased a domain name few weeks ago,
and then i registered my domain into Windows Live Admin ( domain.live.com )
because from that Windows Live, I could manage
several email accounts. And I did. now every time I
want to write email / receive email i just go to mail.live.com
and login depend on the email accounts I just made there.
Then I tried to install Opera Mail, or even Thunderbird
in my Computer (laptop).
There are several configuration I confused.
What should I type into the incoming and outcoming server ? Imap / Pop? Which port?
I dunno....
Confused.
Because WHen I try to use thee details:
IMAP Server: as imap.charter.net SMPT Server: as smpt.charter.net
It doesnt work.
Then I tried to use
mail.mydomain.com
for both incoming & outgoing server.
And it is also doesnt work.
ANy ideas?
You have to use the outlook.com server, not your own domain:
Incoming mail server - imap-mail.outlook.com
Incoming mail server port - 993 (SSL)
Outgoing (SMTP) mail server - smtp-mail.outlook.com
Outgoing (SMTP) mail server port - 587 (SSL/TLS)
Outgoing server (SMTP) authentication - same settings as your incoming mail server
i have a big problem with the setup for an Domain.
The Webservices are established on our Server but the Mail functions are on a Server of an other Company when we now want send an Email over our Server he tried to send it localy insted of sending it to an other server so he give back an no account here error.
Thanks for helping me out and friendly greetings.
Edit: OS Debian 6
Imap: Courier
Send: Postfix
CP: Plesk
Further to this, we are using Plesk 11.5.3 on a setup where a single mail service is activated for all domains.
So each domain cannot have the mail service turned on or off individually.
We had the same problem as Franco, and we fixed this by running the following command for each domain that had external email:
# /usr/local/psa/bin/mail --off domain.com
Works perfectly, and removes any previously created local email addresses from Postfix.
"The problem is because the server will attempt to deliver emails for the domain name locally by default. To resolve that problem you would need to set it to use the domain name's MX record."
The simple answer is to disable mail services for the subscription.
Untick the box for "Activate mail service on domain".
I have two websites, we'll call them a.com and b.com. I already have a mail server running on b.com. What I would like to do is have any email sent to #a.com to be automatically forwarded to b.com. I edited the only MX record in the a.com DNS settings to be...
Priority: 10
Host: #
Points To: b.com
After setting this up and giving it time to propagate, mail sent to a.com does not go through and I get a "Message not delivered" response from my email client.
Thanks for any help!
The MX-Record does only tell the webserver where to deliver mail for that specific domain. So any mail sent to user#a.com will be sent to the mailserver at b.com, that does not mean that they get forwarded to user#b.com. You will have to configure your mailserver at b.com to accept mails for the a.com domain.
Dear, I torn my hair since last 7-8 days to know the working of receiving mail server. The word "Receiving Mail Server" might sound confusing to you in the first instance. So let me first make you clear on that.
Complete Mail service works as follows:
We send email using a MTA (mail transfer agent) like "sendmail" on Linux or "Outlook" on windows.
Both these MTA deliver email to the SMTP server, which further delivers the email to the destination.
Let say we are sending email to "munendra#mydomain.com", SMTP must connect to the domain "mydomain.com" on some TCP socket, and there must be some service listening on the server "mydomain.com" to receive the emails. I want to know what this service is?? On what port does it runs??
This stage is what I mean to say the "Receiving Mail Server".
POP/IMAP comes secondary after the email delivers on the server, their primary function is to fetch the email from server to the local computer.
Thanks a lot in advance!!
That service - which listens to receive e-mails on mydomain.com - will be the local SMTP service, which listens on TCP port 25.
You send e-mail through SMTP protocol to an SMTP server which receives your e-mail from your SMTP client. The SMTP service will deliver/store it for the appropriate mailbox, ready to be picked up - over a different protocol, POP3, IMAP - by the mail client.