---------- quoting Peter Palmreuther ---------- > So it's debugging time. You have set up / done something _REALLY_ > wicked. I don't know what yet, but it must be something from "the > outer limit" :-) > Therefore your have to do _real_ debugging right know: > > - figure qmail-smtpd PID (i.e.: figure the PID of 'tcpserver' or > 'inetd' process that is bound to port 25) > - attach 'strace' (I'm assuming you're running Linux; if you're on > *BSD use 'truss') to this process: > > strace -tf -o /tmp/qmail-smtpd.log -s 4096 -p $PID_of_QMAIL_SMTPD > > - send a mail to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' > - after the mail has bounces kill the 'strace'.
Ok then, finally I got it ... FINALLY :) *BIG* thanks to Peter Palmreuther for this great tip with strace. I can see in the trace that my mailserver (say: the sender, not the new one with this issue) replaced the virtual domain "mailtest.reinprecht.at" with "mx2.ebox.at" -- I think because of a wrong CNAME/MX record in DNS, I will investigate further... But when I telnet on port 25 to this new qmail server and send a mail manually, then everything works fine. So, thanks again to Peter and all the others who helped me out with this! Greetings, Matthias -- Matthias F. Brandstetter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] now playing "Groove Salad: a nicely chilled plate of ambient beats and grooves. [SomaFM]"
