Postmaster writes:
> Mark,
>
> I do have to login as @domain.com, so I guess the domain name wasn't
> configured at compile. Is this a delivery or retrieval problem? If it's
> pop3 authentication, no users have complained so far. On the other hand,
> users are suspicious that not all their mail are being delivered.
This would be a retrieval problem. But if your users are anything like my
users, they don't even pay attention to their email program unless it plays
a little tune to announce the receipt of messages.
This could be considered a 'delivery' problem, depending on what is meant. I
am using it to mean: mail is being received at the mail server correctly,
but users are not able to collect it via their mail client.
To check whether messages are being received (or sent) by your mail server,
inspect the qmail logs (if you follow DJB's convention, the files located in
the /service/qmail/log/main directory) to look for inconsistencies or
anomalies.
I did notice that with my last response, mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] bounced
back. If it does again, I'll forward the message to the list (I deleted the
last one).
mark
