So airmail.net is rejecting the E-mail, because it comes from the gateway server rather than your primary mailserver? It definitely should not do that -- many domains send mail from mailservers other than the one that is primarily used to receive E-mail.I have a client who uses Airmail.net as their ISP, but I host their domain email accounts on my server. I have a gateway server setup that has Imail and Declude Junkmail installed so that it will take some of the load of my actual Imail Server. So if let say anyone sends mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] my gateway scans the email for spam and relays it to the actual Imail server, well once it hits the imail server this particular user has Forward setup to forward his mail to his Airmail.net account. Which works for every other person on my service except for this one, they reject mail to him because it looks like my gateway relayed the mail directly to him rather then my actual mail server where the domain is hosted.
How do you know this is happening? Do you have log file entries showing the rejection?
-Scott
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