On 4/20/2010 2:03 PM, Kārlis Repsons wrote:
On Tuesday 20 April 2010 18:46:51 Noel Jones wrote:
For your server (from list mail headers)
Received: from pasts.trikata.com (unknown [85.15.210.5])
Well and if I have a domain 11.lv, for which this is given:
host 11.lv
11.lv has address 85.15.210.5
11.lv mail is handled by 10 mail.11.lv.
11.lv mail is handled by 20 mail2.11.lv.
shouldn't that server be made to use mail.11.lv instead of pasts.trikata.com,
if I send out as @11.lv?
No. The name of the server has nothing to do with the mail
sender name.
Here's the problem, your IP has no hostname:
# host 85.15.210.5
Host 5.210.15.85.in-addr.arpa not found: 3(NXDOMAIN)
Pick a name for your server and use it consistently. I
suggested pasts.trikata.com since that's what you're using as
your HELO greeting, and it's best if the HELO and server name
match.
Your HELO name and rDNS name should match, there should be an
A record for the rDNS name that points back to the same IP.
Notice I didn't say anything about matching the sender name or
virtual domain name.
-- Noel Jones
