Domain not found Errors
807574Mar 1 2006 — edited Feb 11 2020Hi,
I am using SJSMS 6.2 and am having some troubles with mail.
I have a few feedback forms on my website that send data to a specified email address, say webmaster@mydomain.com.au. In SJSMS 6.2, I have the webmaster@mydomain.com.au auto forward any emails to about 3 other accounts in other domain (eg: robert@otherdomain.com.au, kieran@otherdomain.com.au & matt@otherdomain.com.au). I am getting the following errors come back from the other domain:
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Recipient address: robert@otherdomain.com.au
Reason: Remote SMTP server has rejected address
Diagnostic code: smtp;554 <root@hydrows.mydomain.com.au>: Sender address rejected: Domain not found
Remote system: dns;maila.otherdomain.com.au (maila.otherdomain.com.au Other SMTP Gateway)
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Basically it looks like it is sending out the full name of my machine ie: @hydrows.mydomain.com.au when it should just be @mydomain.com.au
Obviously my machine is hydrows.
I am using some standard perl scripts to send the mail and they use the "/usr/lib/sendmail -t -n"
bash-3.00# ./imsimta version
Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server 6.2 (built Dec 2 2004)
libimta.so 6.2 (built 00:34:23, Dec 2 2004)
SunOS hydrows 5.10 Generic_118822-18 sun4u sparc SUNW,Sun-Fire-V250
I remember in the "old" iPlanet 4 Messgaing Server, the sendmail program was replaced with an iPlanet version and everything seemed to work ok. After reading through the Admin Manual, I followed the steps as detailed in the "Handling sendmail Clients" section (Solaris 9 and above, as I am using Solaris 10).
In there is says to change in the submit.mc file:
FEATURE ('msp')dn
to
FEATURE ('msp', 'hydrows.mydomain.com.au')dnl
My original file actually had FEATURE ('msp', '[127.0.0.0]')dnl or something similar there already. After trying both hydrows.mydomain.com.au and just mydomain.com.au, compiling and then trying to email I still get the same errors.
Any ideas?
thanks,
Rob