Kenny Melton wrote:
> For some reason, everytime I try to send email to any user on my system
> from an outside system, it always rejects it. Only one user can recieve
> email without an error and there is nothing special about his account.
> The system has a direct T1 connection to the internet, though it is not
> the main email system at the ISP. I used linuxconfig to set up sendmail,
> so I know there are not syntax errors in sendmail.cf. Every user has a
> file in "/var/spool/mail/" and the permissions are set correctly for
> each one. I'm using SMTP protocal and I get a 550 error. Does anyone
> know why I get this error or what I can do to fix it? If you need more
> information, feel free to email me.
>
> Kenny Melton
>
Hello Kenny!
I don't know about your .cf file, but I used original one supplied with RH5.0
plus IMAP package, updated later with one from Red Hat site. I had 550 error
for a while only because I wanted to have domain name in my address only
(without host). I found that this number can show up in various situations, so
you have to look for something else, that comes with this number.
If I may suggest something, just try to start with RH sendmail and IMAP
packages. If I understood correctly you use mail hub and your users just trying
to get mail from the hub either by pop3 or imap. If this works there is very
little you need to do to adopt it to you needs.
If you feel that I can help you, just ask
Mike
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