Error sending e-mail to internal domains hosted on linux server using sendmail
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I currently have sendmail configured on a web server, and only need to send emails for newsletters, contact forms, notifications, any e-mail address using a domain hosted on the server fails to send. We are using another server on a different IP address for e-mail, and I've tried using that as a relay but ran into the same issue. Additionally, the e-mail address is getting replaced with the FQDN.
Before I tried relaying to our mail server, I could successfully send to any domain, but had the same issue with the hostname of the webserver being added the email address (user@domain.com would be changed to user@host1.domain.com)
Here is the current error:
050 550 5.1.1 : Recipient address rejected: User unknown in local recipient table
050 554 5.5.1 Error: no valid recipients
Any ideas?
debian sendmail
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I currently have sendmail configured on a web server, and only need to send emails for newsletters, contact forms, notifications, any e-mail address using a domain hosted on the server fails to send. We are using another server on a different IP address for e-mail, and I've tried using that as a relay but ran into the same issue. Additionally, the e-mail address is getting replaced with the FQDN.
Before I tried relaying to our mail server, I could successfully send to any domain, but had the same issue with the hostname of the webserver being added the email address (user@domain.com would be changed to user@host1.domain.com)
Here is the current error:
050 550 5.1.1 : Recipient address rejected: User unknown in local recipient table
050 554 5.5.1 Error: no valid recipients
Any ideas?
debian sendmail
edited Nov 16 at 23:46
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I currently have sendmail configured on a web server, and only need to send emails for newsletters, contact forms, notifications, any e-mail address using a domain hosted on the server fails to send. We are using another server on a different IP address for e-mail, and I've tried using that as a relay but ran into the same issue. Additionally, the e-mail address is getting replaced with the FQDN.
Before I tried relaying to our mail server, I could successfully send to any domain, but had the same issue with the hostname of the webserver being added the email address (user@domain.com would be changed to user@host1.domain.com)
Here is the current error:
050 550 5.1.1 : Recipient address rejected: User unknown in local recipient table
050 554 5.5.1 Error: no valid recipients
Any ideas?
debian sendmail
edited Nov 16 at 23:46
Rui F Ribeiro
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asked Nov 16 at 23:09
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I currently have sendmail configured on a web server, and only need to send emails for newsletters, contact forms, notifications, any e-mail address using a domain hosted on the server fails to send. We are using another server on a different IP address for e-mail, and I've tried using that as a relay but ran into the same issue. Additionally, the e-mail address is getting replaced with the FQDN.
Before I tried relaying to our mail server, I could successfully send to any domain, but had the same issue with the hostname of the webserver being added the email address (user@domain.com would be changed to user@host1.domain.com)
Here is the current error:
050 550 5.1.1 : Recipient address rejected: User unknown in local recipient table
050 554 5.5.1 Error: no valid recipients
Any ideas?
debian sendmail
debian sendmail
edited Nov 16 at 23:46
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This may or may not help. It is my understanding that the server is just seeing the incoming mail as comming from an invalid sender for some reason. The issue with the adding of the hostname is most likely comming from the server not knowing the format you wish to have the mail processed too. Also this might help: https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_network_satellite/5.0/html/installation_guide/s1-installation-sendmail. Let me know if that helped.
answered 2 days ago
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I'll give that a try. So even though I can receive e-mail sent to the same addresses normal (via e-mail clients, webmail, etc), when it is sent to the mail server from the web server that e-mail is considered invalid and the problems start? It would seem like all mail I try to send from the web server would fail, which isn't the case. I can send to say, gmail, through the command line or web application without any issues.
– Natrix
2 days ago
It looks like the suggestions you mentioned wouldn't apply for me. I already had the changes for sendmail.mc applied and am no using smrsh.
– Natrix
2 days ago
Sorry I could not help, good luck with finding a fix.
– Michael Prokopec
2 days ago
O in that sendmail.mc file is MAILER(`local') set if not it may be rejecting it based on the fact it looks to be coming from it's self and it is not set to recieve localy.
– Michael Prokopec
yesterday
This may also help: ghacks.net/2009/06/05/…
– Michael Prokopec
yesterday
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1 Answer
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This may or may not help. It is my understanding that the server is just seeing the incoming mail as comming from an invalid sender for some reason. The issue with the adding of the hostname is most likely comming from the server not knowing the format you wish to have the mail processed too. Also this might help: https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_network_satellite/5.0/html/installation_guide/s1-installation-sendmail. Let me know if that helped.
answered 2 days ago
Michael Prokopec
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I'll give that a try. So even though I can receive e-mail sent to the same addresses normal (via e-mail clients, webmail, etc), when it is sent to the mail server from the web server that e-mail is considered invalid and the problems start? It would seem like all mail I try to send from the web server would fail, which isn't the case. I can send to say, gmail, through the command line or web application without any issues.
– Natrix
2 days ago
It looks like the suggestions you mentioned wouldn't apply for me. I already had the changes for sendmail.mc applied and am no using smrsh.
– Natrix
2 days ago
Sorry I could not help, good luck with finding a fix.
– Michael Prokopec
2 days ago
O in that sendmail.mc file is MAILER(`local') set if not it may be rejecting it based on the fact it looks to be coming from it's self and it is not set to recieve localy.
– Michael Prokopec
yesterday
This may also help: ghacks.net/2009/06/05/…
– Michael Prokopec
yesterday
|
show 2 more comments
up vote
0
down vote
This may or may not help. It is my understanding that the server is just seeing the incoming mail as comming from an invalid sender for some reason. The issue with the adding of the hostname is most likely comming from the server not knowing the format you wish to have the mail processed too. Also this might help: https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_network_satellite/5.0/html/installation_guide/s1-installation-sendmail. Let me know if that helped.
answered 2 days ago
Michael Prokopec
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I'll give that a try. So even though I can receive e-mail sent to the same addresses normal (via e-mail clients, webmail, etc), when it is sent to the mail server from the web server that e-mail is considered invalid and the problems start? It would seem like all mail I try to send from the web server would fail, which isn't the case. I can send to say, gmail, through the command line or web application without any issues.
– Natrix
2 days ago
It looks like the suggestions you mentioned wouldn't apply for me. I already had the changes for sendmail.mc applied and am no using smrsh.
– Natrix
2 days ago
Sorry I could not help, good luck with finding a fix.
– Michael Prokopec
2 days ago
O in that sendmail.mc file is MAILER(`local') set if not it may be rejecting it based on the fact it looks to be coming from it's self and it is not set to recieve localy.
– Michael Prokopec
yesterday
This may also help: ghacks.net/2009/06/05/…
– Michael Prokopec
yesterday
|
show 2 more comments
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
This may or may not help. It is my understanding that the server is just seeing the incoming mail as comming from an invalid sender for some reason. The issue with the adding of the hostname is most likely comming from the server not knowing the format you wish to have the mail processed too. Also this might help: https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_network_satellite/5.0/html/installation_guide/s1-installation-sendmail. Let me know if that helped.
answered 2 days ago
Michael Prokopec
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This may or may not help. It is my understanding that the server is just seeing the incoming mail as comming from an invalid sender for some reason. The issue with the adding of the hostname is most likely comming from the server not knowing the format you wish to have the mail processed too. Also this might help: https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_network_satellite/5.0/html/installation_guide/s1-installation-sendmail. Let me know if that helped.
answered 2 days ago
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I'll give that a try. So even though I can receive e-mail sent to the same addresses normal (via e-mail clients, webmail, etc), when it is sent to the mail server from the web server that e-mail is considered invalid and the problems start? It would seem like all mail I try to send from the web server would fail, which isn't the case. I can send to say, gmail, through the command line or web application without any issues.
– Natrix
2 days ago
It looks like the suggestions you mentioned wouldn't apply for me. I already had the changes for sendmail.mc applied and am no using smrsh.
– Natrix
2 days ago
Sorry I could not help, good luck with finding a fix.
– Michael Prokopec
2 days ago
O in that sendmail.mc file is MAILER(`local') set if not it may be rejecting it based on the fact it looks to be coming from it's self and it is not set to recieve localy.
– Michael Prokopec
yesterday
This may also help: ghacks.net/2009/06/05/…
– Michael Prokopec
yesterday
|
show 2 more comments
I'll give that a try. So even though I can receive e-mail sent to the same addresses normal (via e-mail clients, webmail, etc), when it is sent to the mail server from the web server that e-mail is considered invalid and the problems start? It would seem like all mail I try to send from the web server would fail, which isn't the case. I can send to say, gmail, through the command line or web application without any issues.
– Natrix
2 days ago
It looks like the suggestions you mentioned wouldn't apply for me. I already had the changes for sendmail.mc applied and am no using smrsh.
– Natrix
2 days ago
Sorry I could not help, good luck with finding a fix.
– Michael Prokopec
2 days ago
O in that sendmail.mc file is MAILER(`local') set if not it may be rejecting it based on the fact it looks to be coming from it's self and it is not set to recieve localy.
– Michael Prokopec
yesterday
This may also help: ghacks.net/2009/06/05/…
– Michael Prokopec
yesterday
I'll give that a try. So even though I can receive e-mail sent to the same addresses normal (via e-mail clients, webmail, etc), when it is sent to the mail server from the web server that e-mail is considered invalid and the problems start? It would seem like all mail I try to send from the web server would fail, which isn't the case. I can send to say, gmail, through the command line or web application without any issues.
– Natrix
2 days ago
I'll give that a try. So even though I can receive e-mail sent to the same addresses normal (via e-mail clients, webmail, etc), when it is sent to the mail server from the web server that e-mail is considered invalid and the problems start? It would seem like all mail I try to send from the web server would fail, which isn't the case. I can send to say, gmail, through the command line or web application without any issues.
– Natrix
2 days ago
It looks like the suggestions you mentioned wouldn't apply for me. I already had the changes for sendmail.mc applied and am no using smrsh.
– Natrix
2 days ago
It looks like the suggestions you mentioned wouldn't apply for me. I already had the changes for sendmail.mc applied and am no using smrsh.
– Natrix
2 days ago
Sorry I could not help, good luck with finding a fix.
– Michael Prokopec
2 days ago
Sorry I could not help, good luck with finding a fix.
– Michael Prokopec
2 days ago
O in that sendmail.mc file is MAILER(`local') set if not it may be rejecting it based on the fact it looks to be coming from it's self and it is not set to recieve localy.
– Michael Prokopec
yesterday
O in that sendmail.mc file is MAILER(`local') set if not it may be rejecting it based on the fact it looks to be coming from it's self and it is not set to recieve localy.
– Michael Prokopec
yesterday
This may also help: ghacks.net/2009/06/05/…
– Michael Prokopec
yesterday
This may also help: ghacks.net/2009/06/05/…
– Michael Prokopec
yesterday
|
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